Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-23
THE RGPlslleaN PLATFORM.

Convention NJ Chicago:
Republican" rUIc has restored upon solid
basis payment ID coin TOR at. the national OBJ
kcati0us and has given Us currency abso-
iftely good and legal, anu equal III every
part OF our extended country. 1t has lifted
The credit Of the ma i0H from tho point where
six pcr cent. bou3a sold At IS, 10 that where
four per cent. bonds are eagerly sought at 4
premium. Under it, administration railways
havo increased from 2I,Gl0 miles in 1860 to
more than sec miles in 1873. Our foreign
tSade has increased from 800 ,00D, 900 10 $l,i5o
100000 in the Same time, and our exports,
~ 1868, wore So 600, 200 more than ouG I'M
ports n 1870. without roSortinr 10 loans, it
hss, since the war closed, betrayed the ordln-
airy expenses Of government, besides tho &C
cruIus interest on the public debt, and dis
bufc au4ii4ly more tltA s1O.0J0,O0V Tor sol
dior pensions. Il has paid $3.50, eco 900 Of the
nui 10 ieAt, ana by rounding the balance at
iuver latn- has reduced the annual interest
eAargn ,'n.n rear.y Si@.,C29053 to less than
g~3uyG 0ou All the industries "a the country
aavo revived labor IS il do.Aan !; wages have
jlereased. ami throughout tho entire country
Jhere l. evidence oil " coming prosperity
greater t.au NO have ever eyed. Upon
5tiyragari Tho Republican asn- for the con
raEa5 coat ienco and support If the people,
a.I tti- convention submits for their appto-
v8' RE following s. tamouts OF the principles
All purposes witch vii. continue 10 guide
tuI inspire lis efforts:
- .tN'Ai AoN w A'i-'Nii ''--r'
First-Ne affirm i,lal the worG Is: tho asst
avvsuty-onc years has ueen such as t. COM
@Shu Use. 10 me 4'NoI 81 the AatIoh aiG
taS lNe runs OF " Costly victories y, uIc,
tics should he preserved. That the pea IL
Gained should beCherished That the d!,aoy-
eT'd Chloh, now nspp,J :tslofed' hhouiG Or
? petuaie'', "hd thas inc '.peIIloS secure" o
H., @eHerat'on should ne transmitted unit
a. .-.'l' y 10 in.afe gene atio'Is' haJ Inc o.
2nl asian. H.,tI ana the Cln lit IlITCl should
sAFeF D. ~ i"Fhen' llA' oAy 2Ia4ohs prom
lsH4 she itu D. ,ia..'. -it- we Qebt SO haucn
~ tuGot Sholi De eNuhEulShca by u idh
elFinent G, eIory coma thereo'. Iha1 t"e
z s.'.Ao w 'u"sII9S N.'o''.' oe 4u'ets ll'-ii'-
sd, IN Una ltn commerce &!cAuy 50 great
Shon'd m $. a't,.' en- t'r9E07
>4r1.'@ - IL, 1AA..-h-''A IA KID NELt5
eEaieN a. tAe 'rEeH~ ."'', ana Aot " compact
0nt o. t"nie1eiatei 9ta' 90 IL maze 81 hatioA.
scnse roNar7 ~ Genie the N+ti'n, "hEo
OTHERS 49, retainer IVY N'A,"%i OIL tht @o|h /
n "N,FH1N ne powers 3e--ss's gi hAi t'iyNe
Y0'rry"t - ~ 2e determine. ny NATIONAL aHG
il ~, pr ere tribunals.
tniT1-Ihe "ors. O. popuisr education! 20
oaH lelt 10 tiia car" OF the ao> era. Statos, nut
NJ "a ne du1y OF he Nationa! governments 70
at tha' work othe extent OF its constitutional
ah4H,y' lHe .".eilSeHce o' the NATION - DIX
che aEg a:5ate Of the Intelligence lathe saver
. >tttH', tnd INA desliny OF tne Nat1oh thust
b. s"!deut rot oy the genius "a any one
sale, out the az 9rage genius OF all.
#'No>-SECTARIAN SCHOOLS.
fSurth-The Constitution wisely fofDids !
congress 10 make any laws respecting an ee- |
taa..s.llu- al religion, but 1t i idl" To hope !
thac the HatIon car be protecie a%aih.i the !
inaueace OF sects1E.anisn whle eAch ot"tn Is /!
exposed to It, particular Cominaioh. we
therefore recommend that the tonS'fntiHn tie
40 amended As 10 ay some lnohlmioA "i'oh /,
Che Legislature OF eacl state ana 10 l"E"'0 /,
tho appropriation OF pubhc funds 10 the sup |
port OF sectarian SENIORS. ,,-, |
EIta-N arm lne Deile4 aFo"eu III 1919,
that the duties levied for the purpose OF reve-
nue shoni6 SO discriminate as 10 FAVOR amer
lean labor. That no further grant OF the |
public domain should De made TO any rail- |
road or other corporation. That slavery haV-
ing peflshed III the state ITS twin barpaIlty,
Foiygany, must uie III the territories mat
everywhere the prOtcc.lon accOrueN 10 d cIti-
zen OF American blrth must De secured 10
citizens OF American adoption. mat 1t Is the
duty Of Congress to develop ana improve our
wator courses and harbors, but we Insist that
further subsidies to private persons or corpor-
atoms mnst cease. Thatthc obligations to the
men who preserved its integrity In the day OF
battle are undiminlshed by the lapse OF fifteen
years since thor final victory. Their perpet-
nal honor Is and snail forever be the grateful
privilege ana the sacred duty OF the Amer,-
can people.
THE CHINESE PLANK.
Sixth-Since the authority to regulate i'm.
migration and intercourse between the United
States and foreign nations rests with the Con-
greas Of the United states and Its treaty
the UNRESTRICTED immigration OF
the chinese as an eVi! OF great magnitude
involves the exercise OF the power 20 RESTRAIN
ana limit that immigration by the enact
inents OF such Just, humane ana reasonable
provisions as Will produce the result.