Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-21
Pla form Of III Republican Party Of the
htate of Nevada.

| Resolved. That the platform Of principles
adopted Ivy the National Republican Conven.
| 'i'n At Chicago in June deserves and receives
| The approval and hearty Endorsement of al
Republicans of Nevada.
| Kes.,i> Ell, That the hnrdes Of Chinese that
| are coming in upon our shores to eat cut our
| substance are destroy ing count nv. i'm pow
crushing our mines. miners, and laborers. de-
| baurhing our youth, and making both men
and women lower In the scale of humanity
This evil must and shall I've stopped and to
| his end we pledge the entire strength Of the
Republican party. In the language of our
great leader. we regard the immigration Of
AsaiiCs to the United States rs little less than
| ~ servile invasion. Should the Commissions
ers now ia negotiation with the Chinese Gov
ernment fail to SECURE by the LIT Of January
>uch n n,0difit.at ion If the Rurlingane treaty
~ will pras't icaily put an end I" the influx of
Chinase to- this country. we demand that the
treaty then t'o promptly Annuied, and such
laws nac'ed IA will relieve US at once aud
fneever Of the AsiaIi. >t,,urge now menacing
the weii-being vt The Republic.
Resolved, That va inns' heartily indOrse the
general financial policy of the Republican
party. which, in spite OF every opposition on
the par, If the Democracy. has led to- the re-
sumption IF specie PAYMENTS, the raising of
our national credit 10 y height never before
known, and the restoration Of nali"nal pros
leritv. But we Ai~O demand the compIete
restoration 1T silver o',in to It's former posi-
ton Ivy the side Of gold. and, for the purpose
"f attaining that en.i, Wa hold it to- b" the duty
vt the General Government, through the att
ih''rizatinn Of Congress, I" coin into standard
dollars "r o her legal tender currency. at the
cost of Coinage and for the benefit nf the pro
durer. the entire silver produt Of the coun-
try, and relieve the mining industry from the
l''Ss "f attending the shipment tn. and sale OF
silver bullion in foreign markets. A. mining
for the precious met ais j. the leading indus
Try of Nevada, We are infexl'lv opposed to
the bill rel",rted by the tonnitiea on Mines
and Mining and now before The House of Rep
reS-ntative>. prohibiting the following of H.
sure veins or deposits beyond vertical lines
"f surface boundaries. aud we urge upon our
Representatives In both II 'lSe> of tongre> ~
io continue their efforts tor lis defeat. Such
Il restriction would work disaster To he iainr~
of the pro~I,rct"r. AMI seriously re- ard he de-
veto rill-nt of the mineral riches IF The Wet,
aud We cordially ind"se The a'li'" # our
RepresenI NATIVE, the Hon. II. NJ. Dag.eIt, IN
I, his behalf.
Resolved. That the Republican par v claims
II To- I've the right and duo, of y ate aud Terri
ioriai Legislatures 10 r-su!>te and restrict the
charges OF railroads exclusively within their
respective n'In, iarieS and IN IT il is no less
the cons iiu i"naI right titan he positive du'y
If Congress to regulate the tariff and restrict
the charges of inter Stae railroa'is.
R-s"ived. That white we congratulate tho
IOuutrv on the snta'es> fui r--unp ION If -p--
RE l,avmen.s aud the splendid ti,auriai con-
tItlon of the Repuhl', we are III favor of re- |
= rlrtiny the Is >uanc- "f N ttIonal and stale
legal tender notes 10 den"u,iua ions "f not less !
han five dollars, thus creating An increased |
home demand aS II rir"ula ing medium for |
he ~ ero,is metals which our mines are all !
IL ,llv yielding. |
Resolved. That General james A. Garfield /
md Chester A. Arthur. by their services to |
heir country, bv their devotion to principle. |
md ht their nn> spotted reput ation AZ Men aud !
iii iz-us. are deserving of the uniIed and ear
last support of all the l,vaI peoule nf the |
Quilted Stale. for President and V &c Presi- |
lent thereof. We rej"ir. III their nomination
md We pledge To hem tne Electoral! vote of |
>evuta AT the ensuing election by an over
maj orty.