Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-18

hlieiv g.,od and legal, and equal In every
part OF our extended country. II has lifted
me credit of the nation from the point where
six per cent. bonds sold at sc. to that where
f,ur per cent. bands are eagerly sought at n
premium. Uuder its administration always
have increased from u 900 miles in 1860 to
more than 5000 miles in 1879. Our foreign
rade has increase,! from 500 600 900 to 81 i50-
100000 III the came time, and our exports,
which were $20,O00.000 less than our imports
IN 1850, were S26f.000,000 more than our iu'-
ports in 1870. Without resorting To ioaus. 1t
has. SINCE the war closed, betrayed the ordln.
ary expenses Of governments, besides The ac-
sruing interest on the public debt. and dis
AnrSed annually more than $4,000 600 for SOL
tierS' pensions. II has paid SSSo,GOG OO0 of the
pubic debt, and Ivy refmnding HE balance al
lower rates. has reduced the annual interest
charge from yearly Sl5l.COo.OO0 to- less than
$4,000, 0GO. Al, the industries OF the country
have revived; iahoris in demands; wages have
Increased, aud throughout the erttre county
shere is evidence nj coming prosperity
greater than we have ever erj"ved. Upon
Shis record the Republican asks for the con-
Huued con tidence anu support of the people,
aud this convention suhtHits for their appr''-
val the following statements Of the prnci ti'eS
and purposes which will continue TO guide
sud INSPIRE it's efforts:
ENUMEEATInN OF PRrNCTPLEs.
First We atilru that the work ef the lGst
iweuty-ouo Years has been such as to O0i1-
mend itself TO the favor Ce the nation. aud
that the fruits Gt the costly victories whirh
We have achieved through isulienSe difficult
sk.s shout he f,re~erV Ell. That tho peace
gained should lie cherished. That the 6i>sav-
cred UriCu. now happily restored, should he
rerpetHa'ed, aud thai the Iilertie- secured 81"
shis geueratinu should I've trans,iii'ted unci-
coiniShei ~ future generations. That the rr
dee e~tNhijsed AMI Tire credit acquired should
uever ha i,:rerileG. Tia; the pensions prnia-
ised should he p.io. That lie deb" SO n,rch
reduced "i'culS he cyfiuguished by the full
paYulens ut every dollar thereof. That the
iyjt irE < hD ker n
ted auC: that the commerce already 80 gGea
sh.Atsld tso steadily encouraged, --- .--
S9toN.!-~lhG Iuu~t.jy.o' NJ the CnlCd /
.staCos i th. supreme law. and non a. ontifdyt.
Out at CoHSetiera;ati ) a'es it uttis uati"n.
sOuIG 30 N5rs are GCU!ed tie Nation, while 4
others src retained Nv States; haJ the h"nn.'- |.
cay between the powers dcioga ea a,'d tii",e
rasart pd il ~ he ieterunjiluH ~ National AID !
not Ivy S,ato tribunals.
1'hird--The work of popular education :"
one lcltto tt!e care of ths sevoya! SOates, bat
Vt is the duty of tho National govern We;s ia
aid THAT work to the extent ufifs Cnns'l; tIouA'
ability. the inieilrSrhcs Of tiG u,t inn /" but
she aggregate 81 the jUt6lt-.sDC Ia thO ~c% e.
al SiatVs, aud the destiny at tho Nation Gl,I!~,
be guided. nos 10y the s-eniu1 e any one
STATE, but the average eo"io< Vt ali. /
EcH-EKCrAWTAN SCtlanLs
F0uFti-The Nc.a itutuu wisely forhii-
Congress 20 make aag- laws raSpoytiu~ - e.;I
tahli~hin- nF re'jgion. t'uC it k idle t. hose
tilat Tive Nation ys,l to i.5ue...s.i @-a.t,a tilp
o., pnsa't ~ is psr.,-ujtT c";2s, :R.., 81 -
therefore recommend that tie '-!t rrin. ',
amended as 10 iAV sUi3e pT''!"t-l ,eA uft't'
the Legislature at eauh S,,a5a srt ~ "g".t /
tive appropriation of UUh!iC tutG5 ~ he sup /
peIrt Of sG,iariau schools.
Efflr--Wa affirm the belief ar"wed III 1876, |
that the duties levied tor tjse pur,"iSe oj rex {
rue should $" GjSrFi".ii'tl q - /" t"vhr Atuer.
sstn labor Taat it1 farther GTaui OF the |
public domain should b6 uIade +" any IA J. !
road or other corporal ot. FhaE slavery hay |
ing perishei tt the Stale. KS txin harUaritNs |
polyEauty, uusi die IN Tie Territories. Tina
every where rtss pre- ecttuA accorded 10 n cI l. |
zen Of American b'rsh must be SECURED t"
ejtiseua ~ American adupiau. That IL Ia thsf |
duty of Congress 70 develop and iaprove our |
wator courses and hari nrs, buI we iu>i%t sha' |
further suhsluIes TO private persons ar CtriNr-
atoms must cease. Thatthe OIL CATIONS Ia the |
NOR who preserved it's integrity the day of |
hatte ara uniininiShed bv the laI'se of fifteen |
wears since their final victory. Their perpet
uei honor is aud shat! forever be The grateful
privilege aud the sacred duty Of the Aueri-
sau people.
THE CHINEsE FLANK.
EiXth-Siuge the authority to regulate ia
emigration And iute rcoIrse Between tho United
States ard foreign ualions tests with tue Con
rreSs of the United States and it's treaty.
making powers, tia. tbs Republican party.
Regarding, the UNRESTRICTED Immigration oil
the Chinese evil ot great magnitude,
tuvoives the exercise of the power ,o restrat"
snd limit that irumigratinn by tho eriart-
uen,s If such just. humane and reasonable
provisions a. vii! produce the result.
Seventf-That the purity and patriotism
which characterized the earlier career OF
Rutherford 2. Hayes, in peaca and war. and
which guided the thought Of his itntisdiate
predecessor u him fer a Presidential candi |
date. have continued to inspire him in his
career ~ Chief Executive, and that history |
will accord to his administration the hOuor~
which are due 10 an efficient, just aud courag-
sous fuitiilmeut of ne pUh.ic business. AMI
will honor his inter ,ostior between the pso-
pie snd proposed partisan lava.
INIoUIrIEs or THE DEMOCEACT.
Eighth-We chargs upon tho De unCratic
party the hahituat sacrifice OF patriotism and
iustice to u supreme and Unsuitable lust for
Office and patrouage; that to obtain p,ssessinu
Of the National and State Governments, aud
for the CONTROL of place and position they
have ol,structsd all the efforts to preserve the
purity and conserve the freedom OF SUFFRAGE
have devised fraudulent certificates aud re-
turns; have labored to uuseat lawfully elect
ed members of Congress, to secure at all
hazards the vote of the majority of States In
the House Of Representatives; have endeav-
ored to occupy by force and fraud places ot
trust given to others by tho people ct Maine.
and secured by the courage and action Of
Maine patriotic sons: have by methods
vicious in principal and tyranncai in praoticel
ttached partisan legislation to appropriation
blile; have crushed tho rights Of individuals,
and vindicated tho principles and sough, thej
favor Of rebellion against tho Nation. and {
have eudenvored to ob'iterate the sacred -
of the war aud to overcome it's i'll :
good resuits-freedom ard fndivid-
aal equality. We affirm it TO be the duty and
purpose of tho Republican party TO use all
Tive legitimate means Of This Union TO secure =
he perfect harmony which may be practi-l
c,,tN, n t,s fi.,4h