Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-31
Platform II ii. Eepublican Party Of ttt
State If Nevada.

Resolved, That the plat form "f principles
| adopted t,y the National Kepui,i,an ,'n"v ven
| ZION at l'hitago in June deserves and :ps.a,v4>
the approval AMI hearty indorsrmsnt Of ali
Republicans Nf Nevada.
| Resolved, That a. b hnrties of chinese that
| are coming in upon cur shores to- eaI cut our
| substance are destroy it.s country. Imp.'N-
crushing Onr mines. mi"ers, and iat"'rer<. de-
| baurhing our you II, aud ~ king i",th ,,'en
! and women lower il the scale If humanity.
This evil must amt shall I've stopped and tn
his enti We pledge the entire Strength Of the
RepHb party. In the language "f our
| great leader. VIZ regard the inIM'gra ion vt
Asiaics Il" TIRE Unheti States IA li,'le less thai,
| y ,<ervile INVASION. Should the Commissions
erS now ~ negOtatiOU with he Chinese Gov
eminent fail to se.Iire nv the l~t If January
such nMiIfis.a, ion If The Islri,ug tn,r real
~ will prata caily pun AZ end /" the influx OF
Chinese tO this country. we 'temAnt That the
treaty then lie promptly Annu,tes. aud such
laws enacted AZ will relieve us ~ once AMI
forever of the Asia,ic >t'urye now menacinx
The well -i,-ing cf the Republic.
Resolved, That Ne IIsns' hearfi lnC0rse hp
general finanrial l"licy "f the Republican
parry. which. IN spite vt every opl'o~Itt"n On
he part IT the Deuucracv. has led to The re-
sum pt0n "f specie pa, men'~, the raising of
tNsr national credit !" u height never hef''r-
known, and the restoration OF national pros
peritv. But we ai>n demand the com ,i.te
restoration If silver cuu to its former posi-
IInu NV Tue SV1t Oh RNus AVN, IhI tue KjTtNpSc
of attaining that emf, We hold IL TO b the ttu
Of the General GeverU,NeIit. through the au-
,h"riZaiiNu at Congress, t' c",i" in - ~'nn'i,rd
dollars nr u her legal te"der currency. ~ The
cost of coinage aud for the t'.uerii If The pre-
duter. the entire >iI rer pr,"tu Of the COME
try, and relieve the mining Industry fro'n The
loss Of attending the sin pnl-nt TO- and sale "i
silver bullion i" foreign n,arkets. A. mining
for the precn,llS .upI ais II The leading indus
Try Of Nevada, We are nfiexihlv Opposed /"
the bill ret"rtpd bv the tonin,tie+ ON Mines
and Mining aud now i,ef,re he House OF Rer-
res-ntative~. pr"hihring The following of ii
sure veins or deposits t,-yonh YER i''al lines
If surface boundaries and We urge upon our
Represan natives in imLu III niS,- of Congress
continue the efforts Tor is defeat. Such
u rest rictr, woIid work di~a>tertu Iiia iannr>
of The prusl,pctnr. and seriously RI ard Ih- de-
velopinent vt the mineral riches Ut he Wet,
aud we cordially ind",se the action # our
Representative, The H"n. K. NJ. Dag.ett, ~
his hehAif.
Resolved. That the Republican parrv claims
il to I've the right and dutv of y. aud Terri
Iora LayiS aiure< r..yu! Ale aui restrict the
charges OF railroads exclusively within tneIr
respective t"'u" iaries, aud th,L it is no less
the ,ons; i'm io,al right Than the positive duty
ut Congress TO regiiIa, the tariff. and restrict
the charges uf inter Stale railroads.
Resolved. That while we congratulate the
country on the successful re>unp ION Of Si,e-
rie payments and the splendid ti,antal con-
ditinn of the Republic, we are in favor of re-
Srricting the issuance of National and state
legal tender nOles 10 dennlnina ions If not less
than five dollars, thus creating An increased
home demand ~ u circulating medium for
he precious metals which our mines are an-
"u ,llv yielding.
Resolved. That General James A. Garfield
and Chester A. Arthur. by their services to
their cOnutry, bv their tiev,,lon to principle.
and by their unspOtted repui alton ~ inen aud
cit izens, are deserving of the united aud ear
nest support of all the Lnvai pe,uie Of the
u nited State$ for President and Wee PreSi- |
tent thereof. W. rejoice in their nomination.
md We pledge 10 ht.H the Electoral vote nf
Nevada at the ensuing election ny All over
~ helt,iing ,,.aj oritv.