Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05
THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

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Below i, given The text OF the platform reso
lniions adnpteh by the Republican National
Convention at Chicago: -.-.
Republican rule has restored upon a solid
basis parnient in coin for All the national OBJ
N,atinns, and has given us a currency absO-
lutely good and legal, and equal IN every
part OF our extended country. 1t has lifted
The credit Of the nation from the point where
six per cont. bonds sold at St, to that where
fO1r per cent. bonds are eagerly sought at n
premium. Under its administration railways
have increased from Il 900 miles in 1860 to
more than S. 900 miles in 1879 Our foreign
trade has increased from 500, 900 900 to 81 l5O-
W0,000 in the same timo, and our exports,
which were S20,00O,0 900 less than our imports
ia 1850, were 4.0O0, 900 more than our i'm
ports in 1870. Without resOrting to loans, 1t
has, since the war closed, betrayed the ordin-
airy expenses of government, besides the ac-
crnlng interest on the public debt, and dis
sursed annually more than S3O,0O0.O 900 for SOL
3iers' pensions. 1t has paid $3.50, DOC, 900 OF the
public debt, aud by refunding the balance at
.ewer rates, has reduced the annual interest
charge from nearly Sl5l 100000 to less than
3s9,0Oo,0OO. All the industries Of the country
have revived: labor is in demands wages have
iUcrcased, and throughout the entire country
shere is evidence OF coming prosperity
greater than we have ever enjoyed. Upon
this record tho Republican asks for the con-
tinuod confidence and support of the people,
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and inspire it's efforts:
DEMONSTRATIONS OF PRINCIPLES.
.~antvL,re yaars has heen such ss to eo,n
,,,arI itsaif m the favor of the nation and
shat the fruits of the costly victories which
we have achieved through immense difficult
lies should be preserved. That the peace re-
- Tin,, 80. Lann;Iv rostoroI shonId no
,ornetnaiad md tha, Tho iihartias sacnrnd to
a. na,n.a,;n,, shnnid no trars,n;,taI midi
.,mirishod m .,,tuyo ,yonpra;;ons That the or
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". - ;,,>N.;iod Tho, ~ ,,ans;on. ,,rno,
80, sh,,,,J he n.ia Th.. ,La IoLt an r,nch
$1,000 .nnuid ho .xtjn~n;.bad hv tho fniI
ravn,snt NJ nvary InIIa1 ,hareof Thai the
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me 'eit !" .ne c"Io VI tue setoaa, S.s.es' p.s
Is me uulS W enc I,atioua; s uNeln.ieu' "
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spiil'y nc " .ue n'.', , - oo'
tie aggregate OF the inteiiisehco IA me sever
al STATES ano 'hs DESTINY Oh me Nt'lo'i 'hus'
We Su,oeh, no. ny the ee"i"s ot any o"o
state, out tue average genius OF az
- NON -sEGTAsiAN SCHOOLS
teurth me CohStt'uti"n Wisely 1ofoios
songress I" make any Jaws respecting an es-
an,ishinE "i reiiston' ou' !" II n'e 10 nope
hat the Nation can pe ffoiscssd ,haai'lS' me
influence Oh sectarah'sh WHO etc' @c",, ~
eNpesen 10 its PaftieuiaE 9"'i'"""H. "
therefore recommend tha' the ! nnstit'''"h DC
~ amendea as 10 Jay some i'f"h''''."n ht''',
suc Legislature OF eacn alats a''n y, ''E'''
she Appropriation OF pnoic tnuaS to 'i'e sup
port o. secsar'ah schoois. ,o-,
Fnth-We ahrih the po!iel aFo"eu Ia 1910,
taat me da'aes ,eYiea i2r .ne pufpose OF !eae-
nue. shoulu SO uisciIhi',i'e 40 70 lavo' Ir''ei'
sean labor Ihat nc iurther grant OF, the
punlic CONAN shouid oe mace 20 any 'aH-
road or other corporation. Ihat slavery nav
ing perished In the otate. It's Twin oaroarlty,
polygamy, must ole IN the territories. 'Inat
everywhere the protection accorded TO citi-
zen OF American birth must De. secured 20
:tizens of American adoption. That 1t is the
duty of Congress To develop ana improve our
water courses ana harnors, but we INSIST tha'
ferther subsidies I" private persons or corpor-
ATOMS ,nnst cease. ihat ahe ooliSa,ipns 10 the
uoh VINO preserves us ,nleSI"I III we ga. "a |
oattse are uy tue Ia pse Vi A..ee"
years since tneIf ,a,iai VccsoIS. tneI' psIpes,
p1N"eSc ""' '"o S'''e'' ""'' VI '"c &A'i'ei =
aah people.
s:u.. S,. aaL ~. Shin ., n1s hLA ~
oA.n-oince .ce au.Molsy W neS u' M; .n,
.nlglatIou anu inseicouIso Ce.ween tue e. on.teu
Ss"tcs auu iofc,Sn HStiOus AestS WIN tue Con-