Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-10-23
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
ReSolre That reairm the principles Of and renew
allegiance the party which preserved the Union.
freed the slave and maintained the essential doctrine that
this nation and cOnfederacy bound together
with ropes of sand and that both State and National
Governments should give ample and competent protection
its citizens both home and abroad; that the
assaults of traitors and rebels the Republican party has
preserved these Governments, ami the Republicans
Nevada now demand that every qualified eector in every
Stste-Souh and North-Democrat and Republican, black
white, shall be permitted undsturbed by force and un
awed bv fear to vote At all elections at the PLACES pre-
scrbtd by law and haC every vote cast shall be honest
ly counted and that every chosen by such
tn any ofre shall he freely indicted int, j. and lively
Supported the discharge its duties that the pernl
pacifcltion Of the Southern section ri the Union,
,ni the complete protection Of all its citizens in their
civil political personal and property rights Is the duty
which the Republican party stands sacredly pledged In
rider redeem this pledge it placed the recent amend
said amendments it will 90 forward in the work of paci
cation until peace shall come through right doing and con
tantmen through Justice That the evldeu purpose of
the Democratic party ii It should come into full power, j.
pay hundreds of millions Of suspended claims Of
disloya already presented to Congress or awaiting
favorable Tor presentations make it doubly i'm
portant that the Senate is soon to pass under Demo
cratic dominaton that the House NJ Representatives to be
chosen in the coming election should be under Republican
control
EsIcd Tint the validity of the Presidential was
definitely and finally settle ny the Forty fourth Congress-
and thai the attempt shaoVe forth by The Potter resolu
tons disturb the title by which President Hayes and
Vice President Wheeler bold their is revolutionary
and dangerous the extreme and carac eri,tc Of
the deriving motives Of the rebel Democracy calls forour
unqualified disapproyal and denunciation.
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the country the benefit o honest and tar adjustment
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the result 81 iahI grants suo'i0eS' loans ana "tnef
R,~olce That the Republican party avors and demands
at the hands Of the State Legislature having view the
regulation and equalization Of frieghts and fires the
railroads within this State.
pc,,y,7 That IN tbjr shameless aisr.,,~1 of ~,
,v1i mi, i,a the p,n,cratic party OF I'M, stat in
t1eiT unhsth"!e Parp use 10 H"ilri t,.f lre9ns ~
hr,l,b+ ,rSI tbans, "a tEa deserved listrrst NOT oT
81 every heHoc24 Out Oh me more n'l'r'D' ana con
hs$otce That We believe IN the doctrine OF rotation III
Office and that So believing, W are opposed to the nomi
nation Of candidates Office under the State Coy eTnneut
Tor a third term
ps5y Thar wa hail with f,, the r.,,,,ns.z,+,o, NJ
silver 4, step towards our enamel tiun the grasp
Of the corrupt money rgus Of Europe ami America, and
We ask Congress to complete the measure Of our rcdep
ton by according to silver unrcs. rain. i coinage
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% ' more re- univ ,n',i onT ion '
ii,e r,rr Of orr If,r,rs lfd E.,r.,,,1ti, in lIr,,
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90, a. If he ca, attv " ''l
EG,-S,,j That thers should be retrs1r',rnn in the
nnb,ic service, that men elected to office Should hi, Quail
a5 bv ed1l,tion in-rliece and hune, nabI4 10 ,,,r
fr,, tt JIties If tIriT T.rc-a ,,l that t;o
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IN the iIlt. n <ta. ofc - srn,lI h. an Ill, ca rn
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Rex ,I That public Ian Is are the lrory Of the ,ao
I. "rI ,har fr Inv. .l',,.,d he r,s,r,- ~ ,oI
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J.J.. ria. u ra,.,,,.z ~, ,,;,o,,, ~ ~, f.,,,ors
# orr Constitution in pr,tjar for t} tayt,1 f the
r,c 4. IF The. n.,; that ali txc, ,Iou!d he o6}I2I ai
form: thai iI present system of taxation i, as iS
mi tlr as any That can he devised and should be va-
..vcl: l4t tie n!l!in csrpor;.s IONS ,inr business III
is STATE pay 10 more than their nus pr,:,oron < taxe
while The r1ilrpd ry situated yital this State paws
much les. than its jus; proportion; that no more t-
A,rld b.. raised sSiry
h, acttr. and NECESSARY expenses If the state daring III
arne period when uonu,-tliy administered that the
Of OF property should b.. dac~ca
Il A. 10 produce only such is absolutely Te
l,red TO pay the eNp.sas Of the State the time
having due regard the surplus OF funds already i'll Il
Treasury.
Nevada Is opposed and protests against any raptal
notification Or change OF the t,Ns proceeds
Il the mines, comm,ay known the Iuilion Tax law.
Reaoiro, That refer with pride the record If the
Republican party in Congress- where in spite OF the
aults mali nant and interruptions opposition one
tain of dshon"r rests and not act has been brought
light which reflects anything but renown upon the rep
esontatives of our organic alton and its principles
RcSOced That labor in itself recognizes the Republi
an party as its exponent; demands emancipation from
oppression and elevation to its proper dignity, just and
qtl pace WIN capital a.lo 'h"' DOM are alike necessary
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Ie"oIEe nt1 Ile "eierA siou!u tiiheul-