Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-19
Platform Of lhn Republican Party Of the
State Of Nevada.

Resolved, That the pla, form Of principles
adopted l,y the National Republica Conven
| ii"n at Chicago in June deserves and receive
| The approval and hearty Endorsement of III
| Republicans Of Nevada.
| Kes,ived, That the hOrdes Of Chinese tina
are coming in upon our shores to eat cut ouI
| substance are destroying our country, impov
| erishing our mines. miners, and labOrerS. de.
bsuching our youth, and making both men
| and women lower ia the scale of humanity
This evil must and shall he stopped, and t.
| his end We pledges the entire strength of the
Repu blisan party. In the Language Of on,
| great leader, we regard the immigration Of
Asisfics tn tho Uhit sd States rs little less than
y Aervite itlvasion.a Should the Communications
ers now in negotiation with the Chinese Gov
eriment fail to SECURE by the Let Of January
such . nsNdIficat non If the Rurlngame treaty
~ will praci really put ~ end IT, the influx Of
Chinese to- this country. we demand that tho
treaty thon tse promptly ann allied, aud such
laws enacted "A will relieve Us At once and
forever of he Asiaiic >cs,urge now menacing
The weli-beingOf the Republic.
Resolved, That We most heartily ind0rse the
general 6naHcial policy OF the Republican
l~rty. which, In spite OF every opposition ON
the part Of the De"tocraoy, has led tO the re-
sum ion 1T specie payments, the raising of
our national credit 10 n height never before
known, and the rest orntiOn Of national pr.ss-
lseritv. a Bat we xso deiiAnd the complete
restoration IT silver coin to it's former posi-
ti"n by the ride Of gold, and, for the purpose
vt attaining thai end 1--WE hold it to ba the duty
Of the General Government, through the au
thorizatiOn Of Congress, to- coin into standard
dollars oiher legal tender currency, 1t the
cs'st Of c.inage aud for the benefit Of the pro
Queer. the entire sill YER product OF the coun-
try, and relieve the mining industry from the
loss If attending the shipment to. and sale of
silver bullion in foreign narkets. Al nIiaing
f,r the PRECIOUS MET ais il the leading indus
try Of Nevxda, We are Infiexiblv opposed to
the hill reported by the Commute on Mines
AND Mining aud now before he House of Rep
res-ntStive~. pr.hihiting the following vt fi>-
sure veins or deposits beyond vertical lines
If surface boundaries. and we urge upon our
Representatives ia t",th Houses of Congress
1" continue their efforts Tor its defeat. Such
y restrIttIon would work disaster To the lahnrS
Of the l,r,'~I'ector. and seriously re ard The de-
veiopInsn, of the mineral riches 1T Inc West,
aud We cordially ind"'se The ac,i"" # our
Representative, the Hon. X. NJ. Daygett, ~
his i,eIaif.
Resolved. That the Republican parlv claims
II To I've the right and duty of > ate and Terri
ioriai Legislatures 10 r-.u ate and restrict the
charges OF raiIro ,dS exclusively within their
respective bonn. lari..S, and that it is no less
the '0'siIiu I"iial right tt'an the positive duly
"f Congress to resuiale the tariff aud restrict
the charges Of inter Sta e railroads..
R-snivet. That while we congratulate tho
,Ountrv on the suc,rS>fui re~unp ION of ~f'.
re pavm-n.s aud the >pIeniri ti"anrai con-
titi"n of the Republic, we are in favor of re-
y rIcIiny the issuance If N ,tonal and Sta'e
I-gat tender notes 10 den",n,,a i'n> "f not loss
I han five dollars, thus creating All increased
home demand rs u cir'ula ing medium for
he y, e,.inus metals which our mines are All
III Ilv yielding.
'KeSol we'd, That General James A. Garfield
and Chester A. Arthur. by their services to
their country, bv their devotion TO principle.
aud 10y their un>rott-d reputation ~ nIen aud
:itiz-ns, are deserving of the united aud ear
nest support of all the lnval peoute IF the
nited States for President and Vice Pres- |
tent thereof. We rej"ice i'll their nomination
aud va pledge /" ham the Electoral vote If
Neva''a ut the ensuing election by an over
" helu,ing ma GRITTY.