Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-15

Below is :Irr" &c. - '"rm re>"-
.,s4ion~ al ,lien -, .n" l.- u"i''a" Nati"naI
SEnNeu ,nu ~ tn ts,.'.-
E..pa lr!n',n ~ II" Hp"' soiid
:,.~ss l,av a.eni ia r.iau 'tii''nAi OBJ
st,-. aud has o.. ~ currency a''>"-
irl.s,g good and i-H.. 80 "4Iai IN every
rsS.rs ot rxieu IL 1 .r'it L has Iified
sis credit Of ihe ~ ,.'t "a - p'n' where
Az i~r cent. ban - sid 81. - hat where
Eaar per cent. h"ni~ ~ eagerly sought Al
gereallun, u ,,ler,t~ - ntu sra ION RAILWAYS
f.sSa increased f"m u .Om mites D. 1860 l."
rgl,,rs. than 81 600 uii.- ~ 1879. Our foreign
.rS3,, has iu..r fr 500 900. 900 81 100
&fsl 600 ~ the >an" nm. and ur tNpor> :.
,ilst were so. 0uO,GN .>- than our unI"'rt>
40 1860. were 6i.OOi.GW more. imam oar in
serbs III 1870. ~ h"ni re-nr ing - i''t"S, II
aas. since the war t.in~ti. '''fr yed the "rdin-
az expenses al govern lent, besides he at-
t.rping Interest "n The public i'''". ana dis
-ax>at annually $50. 900 600 FIR sol
siiers' pen>in- l. mas i'a NSS'',0WO 900 of he
Sghitc debt and Wy ~ funding ibt !'lhHe al
b.. er ,at.s ha~ r,-iii..ni i'tr annual interest
Gus sc fr"" "tarN Si5l 600 UW t" less than
TSs $500 Al tn.- ii,'tu>ir'+ % he country
AaS- revived; a'"'r II d-ntnd; Wages nave
1nevsased. a,"t hr.ug "'ni nee tire country
asers j. eNi fence "t r'tni rrr>t~ri'v
ITn.alrr tiian have - -r +"J we'd. Upon
l.ai~ record I,- R-l'uh i,.an asks tor me con-
yinGed confidence AMI >npr"t I ! 'he people.
sfia tiis couN euti.'n submits tor heir appr"-
a: the fultowIng >ta',treuiS at the principles
aseij Eturposl~ whnrh WI r'.nt ne 10 guide
,.ui Is,sjiirp is .tf'ri-:
ENUMEK,rI n OF PRINCIPLES
Er>i- W.. affirm tina It- work + the las
vYes,ty-one wears has ',aAu TO com
"a dstd it>ef I" the favor of The nation. and
the fruits OF the e silly Victories which
w., have achieved through inm-n>- Difficult
Lies shout he pre-rr,ei. Tnt' The peace
sss.itted should he cherished. That he di~Sev
Fl. nd Union. now happi, restored should he
FsGFpetua'ed, aud tha he iIhertla- secured 30
- ~ generatIon should he transmitted undl-
iss:Hishei To future generations. rhat the or
! or a>tatIsiIed and 'he ,'rediG acquired should
saver lie Imperfect. That the pensions prom
-sh should tie paid. That he debI much
rs,aHced should be eXringui~hed bv The full
So4ypent of every dIiar thereof. THAT the
Essvivitig ind ustries should he fur her promo
-. aud that he commerce already so great
sfi,ouId he steadily encouraged.
.s3cond-rhe Constitution nf the United
~ stes il the supreme Jaw. and NOT Il com pact.
cat Of COnfad-rated > a. es it made a nation.
-sQns powers are denied fhe Nation. while
estaers are retained 10y STATES; hut the bound
Srg between the powers delega ed and those
p. served is to be determined by National and
c,vt by State tribunals.
yssird-The work of popular education is
.ts.e leit to the care of the several States. but
-l,,s the duty of the National government to
s-;& chat work to the extent Ofits constl, utional
st2.ity. The Intelligence of he NATION is but
sa,e aggregate of the intelligence in the sever
ia guided, not by the genius of any one
,s.ssa, but the average genius of all.
NoN-SECTAKIAN SCHOOLS.
FaGrth-The Constitution wisely fOrbids
< angress to make any laws respecting An eS-
-absishing of religion. but it is Idle tn hope
=!lS, the Nation can lie protected against the
uiue,tce of sectarianism while each State Is
spfs.d To its particular domination. We
tas-s3ore recommend that he Constitution toe
90 ataei,ded AS 10 lay some prohibition upon
ab9 Legislature of each State and to forbid
lke appropriation of public funds TO he sup
n,s-t CG >e'rarian sch pOl-.
FG(h--We affirm the belief avowed in 1876. |
IN Al The duties levied for the purpose of reve
aue should So discriminate a> to favor Amer |
scsn labor. That no further grant of the !
lsaAiIc domain should be made to any rail- |
ft>%a or Other corporation. That slavery hav-
n {lerished in the State. It's twin barbarity,
,.1iy gsmy. must die in the Territories. Thai
everywhere the pro ectiOn accorded to a ciii- I
lea Of American birth must be secured to |
st%Aans of American adoption. That it is the
.:afy Of Congress Ia develop and i'm prove our
.&ler courses and harbors, but we insist thai
T4rs lar subsidies 20 private persons or cOrpOr-
s,.ions mnst cease. That The obligations to the
5RicN who preServ ed IFS integrity the dav of |
gettie are uniuliui.hed bv he Ia Use of fifteen
since their final victory. Their perpe
wa honor is and shall forever he the grateful
privilege aud the sacred duty of the Ameri-
c&a people
THE CHINESE PLANK.
cI.th-Since the authority to regulate i'm |
PtiyrAtiOn and intercourse between the United
states and foreign nations rests with the Con-
/ of the United States and its treaty
sss axing powers. That the Republican party |
q gardinX the Unrestricted Immigration of
~ Chinese as evil of great magnitude
'r co!ves the exercise of the power 20 restrain
"a limit that immigration hy the enact
= cents IF such just. humane and reasonable
Ssfavi~i"ns a. will produce the result.
Sevenlh-That the purity and patriotism
which characterized the earlier career OF
B. Hayes. in peace and war. and
"a hich guided the thought Of his Immediate
8 rsiecessOr to him for a Presidential candi
i4is. have continued TO inspire him in his
steer ~ Chief Executive, and that history
eiii accord to hi- admin istratiOn the hOnOrs
9" aich are due TO an efficient, just and courag-
seas fultillinent of ne pun.ic business and
n i'll honor his inter POSITION between the peo-
rle and proposed partisan laws.
INIQUIrIEs OF THE DEMOCRACY.
Eighth-We charge upon the Democratic
arty the hat,ituai >a,.rtice of patriotism and
ia Stioe To supreme and Unsuitable lust for
tfs~e and patronage; that to obtain possession
e the National aud State Governments, and
er tho control of place and position, they
a ava ohstruct-d all the efforts to preserve the
"a rity aud conserve the freedom OF suffrage;
awe devised fraudulent certificates and re-
,urHs; have labOred to uilseat lawfully elect .
ri members of Congress, to secure ut all =
sazards the vote Of the majority of States in
lie House of Represent atives; have endeav- t
cred to occupy by force and fraud places Of
lsruSt given to others nv the people of Maine. a
Lsd SECURED bv the courage and action of e
u aine patriotic sons; have by met hOds q
sts.iOns in principal and tvrannical in practice &
coached partisan legislation to appropriation
isis; haye crushed the rights of individuals.