Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-26

DFniE0s InAN nj ATrnrRs
NkE 0UAtOAV TIN UktiIs
hes9lres, Ihat we realI me pt1hc'es o. ana rene"
SuI aeTo 70 'mo party S1ttn % tS
iteeu the save ana maintained tne e1seht4i uoche tha'
TINS Is nation ana hot eohiea9Tacy Oouhd t0gethef
t sboid 9la ra and e, anu ti
70 il, citizens both at home and abroad that a,ist the
assaults of traitors and rebels the Republican paytv has
| nraserved these Coyr-nments and the Rapubcans of
Nevada now demand that every qualified cecor in every
State-SOuth and Nortl-pemocrat and Republican, bacS
awcd by fear to vote at all elections at the places pre-
c.bcd by law, and that every vote cast snail be honest
~ counted and that every person by such votes
TO Fee shall be freely Undue ed into i ancfotire
IN the "se.rHe VI itS uo'es: ulaI tne Peih
,ieI' Gl ~ rie f ' -. j.; Y'e Coi
cy ,Itr ,ars5i,,i md rn,,ert ri,5hts i he iutt-
fi tt y ii,; "a ~ y - -, $50 10y r.
rder TO redeem this pledge it placed the recent amend
in the Cnns uon and upon the righteous basis
said amendments will 90 forward in the paci
cation until peace shall come through right doing and con
through justice That the evident purpose
the Democratic party if should come ful power
pay hundreds OF millions Of suspended claims
disoy men, already presented to congress or awaiting
pprtant no that The senate to pass under Demo
cratic domination thai the House Of Representative to be
coming election should be under Republican
control
Rs{rnI That the validity of the Presidential term was
ifntey and finally settle by the Forty fourth Congress-
and that the attempt Swallowed forth by the Potter rcsolu
tipns t. disturb the tide by which President Hayes ana
Vice President Wheeler tod their ssats is reyoutona
and dangerous in the extreme, and Characteristic it
the unirying motives OF the rebel Democracy calls torour
"nqualIned alsappr0'h and aenunclau'n.
all possible expedition such legislation as viii secure t.
the country the benefit Of an honest and air adu> ent
lights and all railroads. whose construction
Government aid or assistance.
Re.oy,aJ That tba Republican Marty, fav,rs an, demands
~ M, s ~ ~, 800 10y i ":t'
VIC n'os ~ I ,; 800 l,7 ~ view we
- ;t tit 81 ~; u '1 anu i'''' u" '"'
R95tret, That in their shameless disregard of an
aIowei principle, the Dem 'cratc party Of this STATE, in
t1,rv
cdmbent Of the Guberaora office for third term have
brought upon themselves the deserved distrUs not only
siStent members OF their own party
ReSoued That we believe in the doctrine of rotation in
nation OF candidates to office under the State Government
n a third term.
Res7lreJ That We hail with low the recommendation oe
silver as ste, towards our er13ncn tion from the r7sI
n the rrnn none. rirns W FIIr and An,rc az
We ask CONGRESS- 70 rH.lIS}e the n1~as5rH f oIT ri
ion ly ac,, 1r linz to silver Ilnrqs, ra1ad c,ina,a
E,x5lr4i That in The jt.gis'aon II the Forv fifth Con
yress n1thnr more fully command, orr anrrhaon tbr
he onrtS Of orr San1tnrs ard R1lras ,ai;l,, in ,ri
he standardization u silver and the dual standard in H.
nina 20 nj Tho country
$500 - ' ~ +hSS, bo,ri Ia 4r,l,,. = -,
~ ,, tbt nav, itai 70 Mo- ei,o,,t{ bo ~, ,Ii
led by ednrotjon inteIljsence and business hslts IT,
~" - l|' ''tN"' = =; :, ~ 80! Per
jfh 'tes Of Their reSpe''ie o1lceS ana that the
ySI'i o. ~. AN ce'Hs'iP al IF1eLlC eNslihH
80 interest oI 0ta.e oc1Is Si0uiu DC 'ooiShed at once
nj forever.
Res1r That public landsare The property OF the PEG
e ami therefore they should be reserved Tor acuo
protected in their possession by Just laws.
EesCot That W rcc"Ene the wisdom OF IT, trainers
Constitution in providing for the taxation 81 the
Is Of the mines: that all taxes should be equal and
inform thai the pre- ent system of taxation i Just
nj ilr az any that be devised and should be
arved that minin Jrp0-a,iD,ls doing business il
his pay than their just proportion Of taxes
e the railroad propcry strat3d within this state pay
iuch less than its just proportion; that no more taxes
hu1d be raised any one year .illl arg necessary 10 lti|
he actual and necessary eAesas Q" the State 8uriny the
anne period, when ccpnoncaN administered; that the f
OF assessment OF property should be decrcl
Il produce only such sum as Is absolutely II
uiTtd pay the exp seS Of the state Al the same time
yins due regard to the surplus OF lGnd already 10 the
treasury. .
EcS0itei, That the Republican party OF the state 81 Il
evada il opposed to and protests against any rerta ,
lOdlfC alton change Of the AN 'Xtn the net proceeds
the mines. commonly known the lulon taN aw. II
E~irtR That we refer with pride the rl II the p
republican party in Congress, where in spite of the
ls L indignant and urscrupuous opposition, not "n" =
tain ii dshonor rests and not set has been brought
hit which reflects any thing but rcHoWu uon the rep
,.uta'ives If organization and it, prime pies.
Rs3lred That labor in itself }gnlZcs the Repubi
m party as lis exponent; demands emancipation from
pprs,iCn and elevation to its roper dignity j. and
Iua place with capital and that both are alike necessary
the well being Of society.
EesoSeef nat the General D9ytrI menu shou d ,Ifo