Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-04
Platform of Ia, Republican Party Of the
State Of Nevada.

| Resolved. That the pla, form Of principles
adopted hy the National Republican conven-
| ion Al chicago, III June deserves and receives
| he approval and hea rty Endorsement of al
RrpuhIi ans of Nera'ia.
| ReSnI, Ell. That a 0 hurdles Of Chinese that
| are coming in upon our shores to- eat out our
| sui ance are destroying our country. imp,v-
crushing our mines. miners, and IabOrerS de-
launching our Won h, and making both men
aud women lower in the scale If hu,naniiy v.
This evil must and shall i,e stopped and Ia
his end we pledge the entire strength Of the
Republican party. In the language "f our
great leader. we regard tha i,nngrat ion of
As'atics to the Uni ed Srates ~ little less than
Il ~ervile invasion. Should the Commissions
rrs now in Negotiation with The chinese Gov
ernnent fail to SEIZURE nv the l-t of January
-nch Il n.nd'fica, ION IF The RurlIugame treaty
a. will pracr it'"ily put NJ end /" the influx of
chinese 10 this cOunrv. we demand that the
treaty then I've pr",nply Annu'led. and such
laws -naced ~ will relieve us at once and
forever of the ASia,ic >courge now menaciny
The weii-b-iny Of the Republic.
Resolved, That W. mos hear IT, indorse he
general financial policy nf the Republican
parry. which, in spite at ever, oppOsit'nn ON
the parr of the Democracy. has led To the re-
sumption If specie paw ment-, the raising of
our natinnal credit 10 height never before.
known. and the re~tOrati"., Of naii,nal pros
pertv. But we also demand the complete
restoration OF silver com To HS former posi-
ton hv The side of gold. and for me purpose
of attaining that end, we hold it 10 b.. the nuV
of he General Government. through the an
rh'rizatIon of tongr ~, 10 COIN inln sand ,ri
dollars or q her legal tender currency. ~ the
t"-I of coinage and far the benefit "f the pro
,iurer. the en'ire yer prn'iu Il of the conn
try, and relieve he mining Industry from the
loss Of attending the SIN pn,-nt to. and sale of
silver lion in foreign markets. A. mining
for the precious metals l. the leading indus
trv of Nevada, we are Intie xi'lr Opposed 10
the bill reported bv the Commune e ON Mines
and Mining and now before he House of Rep
res.ntati,e~. prohibiting the f'llnwing of ii -
sure veins deposits t-v"ud vertical lines
of surface boundaries. and We urge upon our
Representatives in both III 'u>t> of Congress
To continue their efforts Tor lis defeat. such
\ reStrn.thnn would work disaster 10 the lshnr>
of the pros ector. ani serInlS v re- ard The de
velopn-nI of the mineral riches of the Wet,
and We cordially indorse he action If our
Representative. the Hon. r. NJ. Daggett, IN
his beraif
Resolved. That the Republican partv claims
il t" be the right and duty of STATE and Terri
IOraI LegiS atureS 10 regu ale aud restrict the
rharge~ of railroads exclusively within their
respective boundaries, and that it is no less
the constitutional right than the positive duIy
IF Congress to regulate the tariffs aud restrict
The charges OF inter Stale railroads..
Resolved That while we congratulate the
on the successful re~un,p ion of spe-
lie payments and the splendid Financial con-
ltiOn Of the Republic, we are in favor of re- |
stricting the issuance "f National and state |
egal tender notes TO denoinina ions of not less |
han five dollars, thus creating AN increased |
nome demand AZ u cirrula ing medium for |
he precious metals which our mines are all |
,uallv yielding. |
Resolved. That General James A. Garfield |
md Chester A. Arthur. by their services to |
heir country, bv their devotion to principle. !
md by their un>potted repuiato" ~ inen and |
citizens, are deserving of the united and ear |
lest support of all the loyal people of the |
United States for President and Wee Presi- |
lent thereof We rejnice in their nomination |
nd We pledge TO thsm the Electoral vote of |
Nevada At the ensuing election bv an over |
v helmBg majority,