Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-12

will relieve us at once and forever IF the Ash.
attic scourge now menacing the we'll vi
the Republic
Resolved, That we most heartily indorse the
general financial policy Of the Republican
party, which, in spite Of every opposition Oh
the part Of the Democracy, has led to the re-
sumption of specie payments, the Raising Of
our national credit to height never before
known, and to the restoration Of national
prosperity. But We also demand the complete
restoration Of silver coin to its former position
ny the side of gold and for the purpose ."
attaining that end. we hold it to be the duty
Of the General Government, through the au-
thoriz alton of Congress, to Coin into standard
dollars or other legal tender currency, at the
cost of coinage. and for the ben. fit of the
prudncer, the entire silver product OF he
country, relieving the mining industry from
the loss attending the shipment to and sale
Of silver bullion IN foreign markets.
As mining for the precious metals is the
leading industry of Nevada, We are i"arxibly
'ppnsed to the hi rep"rted by the Committee
"u Mines and Mining, and now before the
House Of Represent ative-, prohibiting the
following Of tissure veins or deposits beyond
We urge our representatives i'll both Houses
to continue their Efforts for its defeat. Such
a restriction would work disaster to the laburs
Of the prospector, and seriously retard the
development Of the mineral riches Of the Yves,
and We cordially indOrse the action Of our
R preventative, the Hon. r. M. Daggett, in
this b-half
Resolved, That the Republican party claims
il to be b. right and duty of State and Ter
ritoral Legislatures to regulate and restrict
The charges If railroads exclusively within
their respective boundaries, and that it is u"
less the constitutional right than the positive
duty If Congress to regulate the tariffs and
res rict the charges Of inter s ate railroads.
Resolved, That while We congratulate the
c"untry Oh the successful resumption of speci.
payments, and the splendid financial Coll
dition of the Republic, We are in favor of re-
srricting the issuance Of National and State
legal tender notes, tn denominations Of not
less than five dollars, thus creating an in
creased home demand, as circulating
medium, for the precious metals which our
mines are ann a!ly Welding.
ResoIped, That Gen. James A. Garfield
and Chester A. Arthur by their services t.
the country, by their devotion to principle,
md by their unspOtted reputation as MEL,
md earnest support Of all loyal people of
the United States for President and Vice
President thereof. We f. juice in their nom
nation, and we pledge to them tine electoral
vote of Nevada at the ensuing election, b, |
IN overw helming ma nrity.
M. G. TILDEN, Chairman COMMITTEES. /
ASSESSING THE CANDIDATES.
A resolution was then adopted assessing |
he candidates the following sums for the |
expenses of the Convention C"ngr essman,
40; candidates for Supreme Judgeship, $40
ZACH; Presidential Electors, $25 each.
Adopted.
Tue CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
Mr.. Tilden placed Rollin M. Daygett in nom-
nation and euogsed his splendid record in
;"ngress, closing with the statement that IN
10 single instance had his name been called
Then he had not been present to answer The
notion was seconded by Bishop of Eureka
nd Hill of Ormsby in stirring speeches Mr..
)aggett was then Justify called for, and when
e mounted the platform ne was greeted with
,ud applause. In few pointed remarks h.
"dorsed the platform and eulogized the
haracter of Garfield. His remarks were
cry enthusiastically received.
On motion If Harris of Storey the nomina.
On was made unanimous by reclamation. 1t
~ THE SUPREME JUDGEsHIp. IT
The Convention then proceeded to the nom-
alton TO. Supreme Jud 20 ship.
On motion uf Tilden Of Storey it was re-
lived that the candidates a. nominated come
rward and BE- seen and heard from.
Williamson of White Pine nominated W.
. Beatty and was seconded by Green Of
Von and Varian Of Washoe, the latter max
9 a f"rcible speech which was received with s.
'arty applause Il
Bishop of Eureka nominated Gen. George
Sabin of Eureka. n
Harris of Storey placed in nomination Col. ;,
'bt. II. Taylor. 49,. +
THE CANDIDATES ADDRRssRs.
The three candidates then appeared and
dressed the Convention in few terse and
IL weighed remarks. These three speeches p
re- the, most scholarly, carefully werded
d temperate in tone of any mads before tn. G
INVENTION. E.ch candidate took OCCASION
speak in the highest terms Of the other =.