Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-26
HAioTm of Ia l,e. ubIiean Party Of The
Mate of Nevada.

Resolved, That the plalfo Of principles
adopted hy the National Republican Conven-
ion At i'hnago in June deserves aud recei ves
he approval and hearty Endorsement of all
R-pIi,ii ans of Nevada.
Kesni> ed, That the h"rdes Of Chinese that
| are coming in upon our shores to eat out our
substance are destroy ing our country. impnv-
Crushing our mines. miners, and lat'nrerS. de-
baurhii,g our v0iIt h, and making i,nrh men
and women lower in the scale If humanity.
This evil must and .halI I've stopped. and &"
his end we pledge the entire Ct rpt.gtt Of the
keput'li"an party. In the language of our
great leader. We regard the immigration vi
As,aIi,.s Ia the United States little less than
a ~erviie INVASION. Should the t:'nm issio's-
prs now in negntiAtInn with The Chinese Gov
ern,nenI fail to SECURE bv the l~t "f January
such Il mHtlifiraI iNn If The RHrilugaue treaty
A. will practically put NJ end I" 'he influx OF
Chinese t0 this cOunirv. we demand that the
treaty the" lie promptly Annulied, and such
laws ruac'ed IA will relieve us at On,'e and
forever Of the Asa,ic >t"urge now menacing
The wel-beimg If the Republic.
Resolved, That ~ n"s' h-ar'il v indorse the
general finsnrial policy "f the Republican"
,mrtv. which, in spite at every oppO.itlon ~,
he part If the Democracy. has led To the re-
s, ion IF specie pa> tuent-, the raising of
our national credit Io n height newer before
known, aud the RESTORATION Of national pros
Ieritv. But we also demand the com peta
restoration Of silver com to its farmer posi-
If attaining that end, We hold it I" b. the duty
Of the General Government, through the au-
h"rizaiia'n 0f Congress, t' coin ini, standard
dollars "r . her legal tender currency. At the
cost Of coinage and fur the benefit "f the pro
durer. the en'ire sill YER pr."iu.t Of the cnu"-
try, and relieve Il he mining industry from the
i'~s If attending the shipment to. and sale OF
silver bullion in foreign markets. As mining
for the prs.t..'uS met ais IL he leading indus
Irv of Nevada, wa are InfieXiiv OpI",~e,i To
the Till reI",rted bv the Committees on Mines
and Mining AID now before he tt''usa of Rep
res- natives. prrhibtinH the f''linwing ut ii -
sure veins or deposits i'ev"ud vertical lines
uf surface. boundaries. aud W. urge upon our
REPRESENTATIVES, il tmtn III 'n<t.> OF Congress
Il. a,uiinue the efforts tor its defeat. such
\ r.~trh.ti"n would work disaster tn he Iat'or>
of The pros lnctur. aud S-ri,uSv re- ard h. de-
vel,Vin--ni Oi tue mineral riches 1T he West,
aud we cordially ind",se The acl"n # ",ir
Representative. The Hon. X. NJ. DAs.ett, III
thi~ be',aif
Resolved Thar the Republican par v claim
II IL he the rIgn' amt .tuv, If y "a and Terri
Ioria LpgiS rre> 10 r-.n ate aud restrict TIL
charges ct railroads eXriuSIr-iy within 'n-Ir
respective h"n". iari,.>, aud IhtL il is II" les
the cons ia i"nai ri4h' THAN The positive du v
ri congress to r-1,'aie the larIt1> AID re>,ruct
he charges nf inter Stae rauro.,ti-.
Resolved. fhat white we CON itula'e tn" |
country on the >uct-s>fuI r--u",p I"u If ~p- |
ne l,aNurn.s and the -i':aHrl"i ii 'a"rIti CON |
iiti"n of the Repthi'', we are IN ft'"r ~ re- !
81 ri,.ling The Is .uauc- 1T n ,tf"ntl AMI state
-gtl t-u,l-r no. 10 ieuonlr,a i'u> IF nos les
hau five do lars, thus creating Al iucre t~ed !
home den,and aS rIr"nla Ing medium for
he ~ e,Iou~ metals which unr uii,eS are All |
u ,ll> yielding.
Re>olr-I. That General james A. Garfield i
md Chester A. Arthur. by their services t"
heir country, bv Their devotion TO priucipie
.nd 10y their un> l"'tt-d repu' atio" a. uien aud |
:ilIzens, are deserving nf the u"i ed and ear
least support af All the l'vai panne of III. |
j niie,i State. fer Preside 1t and V &c PreSi- |
tent thereof. W. r':j ,Ir- ~ thar nnn,InaI" |
lnd We pledge !" b ,n the Electoral vote nf |
Nevauta AT the ensuing election by an over |!
, helmiug maj ,rur.