Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-12

Resolred, That reaffrm the principles Of and
our allegiance to the party which preserved the Unon
freed the slave and maintained the essential doctrine that
this s nation, and not confederacy bound together
with ropes Of sand and that both State and National
to its citizens both at home and Abroad that against the
assaults of traitors and rebels the Republican party
preserved these Governments, and the Republicans of
Nevada now demand that qualified eector in every
StateSouth and North-Democrat and Republican, black
or white shall be permitted undstubed by and
aWed by fear to vote at all elections at the places
scbed by law and that every vote shall be honest
counted and that every chosen by such votes
office shall be freely indicted into and
supported in the discharge Of its duties perma
nent pacication of the Southern section Union
and the complete protection of all its citizens in their
civil political personal and property rights is the duty
which the Republican party stands sacredy pledged. In
rider to redeem this pledge placed the recent amend
ments IN the Constitution and the righteous basis Of
said amendments it will forward in the work Of pacih
cation until shall through right doing and
entment through justice That the evident purpose of
the Democratic party if should into full power is
to pay hundreds of millions of suspended claims
favorable moment for presentation pake douby i'm
portant that the Senate is pass under Demo
cratic domination that the House Of to be
chosen in the coming election should be under Republican
control
Resolred That the validity of the Presidential term was
definitely and finally settled by the Forty fourth Congress-
and that the attempt Swallowed forth by the Potter sou
tons to disturb the title by which President Hayes and
Vice President Wheeler hold their revolutionary
and dangerous in the extreme and characteristic is Of
the underlying motives of the rebel Democracy calls for
unqualified disapproval and denunciation.
Rso1red That is the duty Congress perfect with
all possible expedition such legislation will to
the country the benefit of honest and fair dustment
of freghts and fares all railroads whose construction
the result of land grants subsidies loans and other
Government aid or assistance.
ResOred That the Republican party favors and demands
at the hands Of the State Legislature having in view the
regulation and equalization of freghts and fares the
railroads within this State.
Resolred, That in their shameless disregard of an
avowed principle the Democratic party OF this State, in
their unmstakable purpose nominate the present in
cumbent of the Gubernaoria office for third term have
brought upon themselves the deserved distru not only
OF every Republican, but OF the more honorable and
sistcnt members OF their own party.
ReSolred That believe the doctrine of rotation in
office and that believing, opposed to the nom
nation OF candidates to office under the State Government
for a third term.
Resolred That hail with joy the RECOMMENDATION OF
silver step towards emancipation from the grasp
of the corrupt money rgns of Europe and America and
ask Congress to complete the measure of redenp
ton by according to silver unrestrAined coinage
Resolred That in the legislation of the Forty fifth Con
gress nothing fully commands appreciation than
the efforts OF Senators and Representative in securing
the reconciliation Of silver and the dual standard in the
coinage of the country
ReSoIred, That there should be Ietrenchnent in the
public service that elected to office should be quail
fled by education intelligence and business habits per
form the duties Of their respective offices; and that the
system of depuyships and cerkshps present existing
and forever.
Resolrd That public lands the property of the peo
pie and therefore they should be reserved for acuo set
tiers, aided in their settlement by the Government and
protected in their possession by just laws.
ReOtred That recognize the wisdom Of the trainers
Of our Constitution in providing for the taxation Of the
proceeds of the Mines that all should be equal and
uniform that the present system of taxation is just
and fair any that be devised and should be pre-
served that the mining corporations doing business i'll
this State pay than their just proportion of
while the railroad property situated within this State pays
much less than its just proportion; that taxes
should be raised any year than to defv
the actual and necessary expenses of the State during the
same period when economically administered; that the
present rate Of OF property should be decreas
ed so asto produce only such sum as is absolutely re
of he aTDA fiT1a
having due regard to the surplus of funds already i'll the
Treasury.
Nevada is opposed to and protests against any repeal
change of the law t'Xng the net proceeds
of the mines, commonly known the Bullion Tax Law.
Reolred That refer with pride to the record of the
Republican party in Congress, where, in spite Of the
sas OF malignant and INSCRIPTIONS opposition not one
stain OF dshonor rests and not one act has been brought
to light which reflects anything but enown upon the rep
of organization and its principles.
ReSOlUed, That labor in itself recognizes the Repubi
party its exponent; demands emancipation from
and elevation its proper dignity just and
equal place with capital and that both alike necessary
to the well being of society,
ReSolred, hat the General Government should mmed
aey take such steps as to absolutely stop the further i'm
migration of Asatics country and that such just
and peaceful should be adopted may be appro
pate and necessary to induce those already among s to
quit shores at the earliest practical monet.
ResO!ced, That the Republican party of the State OF
Nevada enters its solemn protest and condemnation
against any corrupt interference in the politics legsla
ton of this State by moneyed rings corporations the
representatives of aggregated wealth capital that
the moneyed powers of the Pacific States to control the
elections and shape the legislation OF said States that the
principle and practice fraughJ with danger
publican form of government and should be froWned down
resisted by every individual who has heart the wei
of American institutions and the freedom of the
RrSOred That unalteraby opposed to the diver
OF any moneys raised by the taxation Of the whole
ocope the benefit Of any religious demon
nation
ReSolred That we solemny declare it be the senti-
Of the Republican party that the breach of pledge
given a nominating convention by successful candi-
late for Office is dscraceu and dshOnOrabe than
he violation OF private trust or duty possibly be-
ReS6tUed That promote the advancement of education
md morals, to stimulate and benefcent enlghten-
nent and to preserve to the and children OF
his State the fruits of the cheerfuy borne and
generously disbursed in behalf admirable system
public schools maintain the Union and protect its flag
guard the memories of the dead who died in the
# Union, liberty and law; and to indicate all our
and purposes is the aim and mission Of the Republi-
party here and elsewhere; and, first of all do that
which is best for the preservation and pereuaton Of that
,ary and its principles holding all mems claims and aspi
atons secondary to these high aims and ends these
duties and these the intentions do most strenu
uSly maintain and avow.
Z. B. HARRIS, Chairman,
ALI. DOTFN Secretary
OF the Republican State Central Committee,