Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-29
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

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hEtO bLlCAN 1LAIF1i|M.
HssoircI, That rea'frm the pruc lcs Of, aai rene"
allegiance To the party whicn preserved the Union
reed the slave ana mntlned te essential uocTfhe tld'
this Is naton and nor c"nieaertcy oomd to<ethef
with ropes III sand and that botn safe ana Natio"
Governments should give ample and competent pf9et51
70 its citizens both at nome ana abroad aI aSaSC t,.
assaults OF traitors ana rebels te i'GI'De'il PUN "
preserved these G"yernmens, and ne Repuoii!i'S o
Nevada now demand tn' tSgI I', i RIji hI
state SouIh ana Nnrtl 'lnoTttO ANU I ','r
'r "mte shai He periht,eu 'l,. i ~ n''iCT '
+"Gu ny rear, 20 , S4 ~ t 90 St shall We honest
scr'beu by a"' ana Una. every no'o 80 ' t l VOTES
~ counted ana GiA' c'JI3 iJ J . - -! t;.
~ any lice shall be freely lhdnc ca mo T.
Supported IL the discharge Of It's dtcH IhtI tic i!L@
cent "clhc'u"h {" the Hod''eil ~'"li ~ Sie ti! i
ani the complete protection {" All KS t'tiI'IS III tt-E
riv political personal and property rights is the duty to
which the Republican parry stands SaCretN PeuStu. III
order 20 redeem TINS pledge 1t placed 1ne recent Itu
ineHs in tn" ChNuton ana u'h the righteous pass .i
st!9 a,ne.''lo,''S 81 =. ' t IL; Wv ,- a,d .,,,
alton Until peace SlNl come ti"L On rlS.I u"- anu tol
ttntnent through justice iHa the EVIDENT hul'se ?i
'hc b7'"t'l. l'. - /" '''.'. l, r ;, -
- pay huh".''!' 81 hHi'"S ~ SuS '.N.o' wal C;.
ts"Ndi uSh, ALREADY presented TO boH~ItS' VI
favorable moment for presentation make It d.hiy m
4'rltnt no" N me senate Is soon - pass uhtCr
Stnc doninA"i thtt ut House OF eitSS - ne
in the coming election should be uhder hcpUhcah
control.
hrsoIp0 Iat me ValIity "a {na iIGSlGcti t [S was
dlanltey ana hha'y S1tieI ny me ri! "1tVn congress
and that the attempt Swallowed forth ny the Potter reu
IONS I" 9i@IiFh lhH tI5 9 "hC lIt'''Ii laE; ana
'lGe ricSlt,' ''Itt i.,' "" ' - =; -
ana dangerous IN me extreme ana .,|tcIefl~I} a. i I"
fae dnderylns motives "t NE rebel democracy "iNIF"Af
ingnaiihed Ii$alNr"''i ana ithnn|ial' .. 80,
arNo'rei Ih' ~ Is the utA {" congress 20 T.eCI win
~ possible t\ieulIoh s"ti !e7'7'''h - "I' tSIc l.
the country the dement, OK an h"iist ana llr a@J'el'
{" treEhtS ana iAres on AZ ralf aus "'e constructor
the result OF land grants, subsidies, loans anu other
Government aid or assistance
hGFotped Ihat the KlPuocin party ta'orS aAn demands
~ tne ha"as %, onc S1e Le'Sa'uIt ,Al' Al we" t,s
regulation ana eq'zau"h OF irlesitS ana I1Fee on 'h'
rairoadS WITHIN TINS state:
R'"ot'ed. That IN their Shameless mSftSatd OF an
vowed pranr the Democratic party 81 thlS state III
'htiT unmSakable purpose to nominate the present IN
sumbent Of the Gu6erndtoTla office FOR thrd term nave
brought themselves the deserved dStT'st, not nL
pf every Republican, but OF more honorable and
1istcnt members "f their own party
iesoust That We believe in the doctrine OF rotation i'll
"hce and that 80 believing W. are opposed to the nol
hauo 4" Gth'ateN l." once uI'' '' n'''e GOV eIlihe"'
Tor third term
GeSoired That hail with joy the reconciliation of
If the corrupt money riSns Europe and America, and
We ask Congress to complete the measure OF our redemp
Resolred That the legislation Of the Forty fifth Con
yreS-, nothing more fully commands oar appreciation than
the efforts Of senators and Representative IN securing
she remnnezaton ri silver and the dual standard in the
a"iiage H tue country.
t'fsolred That there should he retrenchmont in The
ublic service that elected to office should he quail
@ by education, intelligence and business habits 70 per
5urm the duties ii their respective Offices the
'ystem deputy ships and cerkshp At present existing
the interest Of State officers should be abolished at once
and forever
ReS9lr That public lands the property Of the PEG
pie ahd therefore they should be reserved 10" "ol set
'rs aided in their settlement by the Govern nent anu
protected in their possession by just laws.
Resrrd That recognize the wlsd IN " tn trainers
II Constitution in providing for the taxation "t the
proceeds OF the mines that all taxes should be equal and
uniform that the present system o. taxation as Just
and fair any that can be devised and should be pre-
served that the mlrn% corporations uolS business ID
ibis state pay more than their Just proportion Of taxes
he the railroad property situated within this State pays
much less than its just proportion; that n" more taxes
should be raised any one year than are necessary 20 dey
.he actual ana necessary expenses 81 inc state 1utl3 .V
period, when economically admllstered' that the
present rate vi assessment OF property should be derea
I'd so asto produce only snch sum Is Is 2pSiueS re-
CURED 10 pay the expenses of the state az the same ue
ain due regard to the surplus OF funds already III the
treasury. %,
HeS9rd mat we reIer with lFlde to the record M inc
81 pubhcah party III congress- "lSre' III sIIc "l te as
uaults OF nlighait ana INSCRIPTIONS opl"Sit not one
staA OF dshono rests ana not one act mas been Drought
'" hSh' Wic reflects any Ilins p tuo"I ul''h 'ne rep
res,htitiNes 0i our or@'il%t" anu us principles;
heSo'e' lhdl Ei"r Ill lScii reg Shl<eS .he rHePup"
can party as us JAlonenI. uo' eilI,t.l''ti2m ii
oppression and elevation I" lts t"rtr ulSt Just ana