Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-01
nIlfTm vi Ia Republican Party Of the
State Of heyada.

Resolved. That the pla form IT principles
adopted hy The National Republican t'""ven
| 'i'.n ~ i'iH.go in june G->-rve. and receives
| The approval AMI hearty Endorsement of III
| R-putii ans If Nevada.
| ktS.,, ed. That u Q hordes Of chinese tina
| are coming in upon our chores to cal cut oul
! ''Saure are destroy ing our country. I'M pow
crushing our mines, ,ui"er-, and taip0rprS. de-
| thurhing our Won h, aud M tkiny both uneI
a"t women lover i" the scale Of humanity
| THIS cyl ,niI>i and shall he. stopped. and I.
| his end we pledge the entire strength IF the
| Republican parry. IL the la"uut ye Nf on,
| great leader. We regard rhn iinmi.,ra ION OF
| ASIa'H.S {" the Uni Ell States NJ little ies~ THAI
| II >ervile invasion. Snnnll the Commissions
| erS now il nr.niatmn win The hines. Gov
| ernInenI fail tn secure nv the l>t "f January
such - mod flea ION If he Rnrirgtine treat Y
A. VIII p,ac, really pi,i ~ e'''i I" The influx 0
chinese IN this C'u"rV. we 'te'nWi that the
treaty then ''e rr"ni' ly annniIei. a"i such
laws -nar ed viii relieve uS a. on..e AMI
! forever of h. AsAis' -,"'urge NOW nie'acing
he wei -beiny If the ltepuhiir.
Resolved, That hear VI V ind0r>e the
general tuanrial tmInv ut the R.puhliran
party. which, i" >pi'e I" ever. "plm-It'"n on
The Iari IF tue Democracy. has led to he
sumption vt -l"-'.'e pa, mant-, the raising ct
our nati,uai credit 10 u height "-ver tef'r-
known, aud the r+.-tOrat,nl of ,nt!i,,al ur,s-
perit>. Bat We at~n ien,snt tue com pi-r-
reStnra,i0" If silver com ~ is former posi-
tim NV The side Of g"id ani, fur zoe purpose
"f attaining Thar eni, ~. h"id II IN b the ttl
nf he General Government. through the an
h"r,zai", "f, '"ngr -. t. '""" in - -'a',t ,rl
dollars ar her legal tender currei'rv. ~ the
cost of c'i,,agr ami for the i".ueti ut the pro
'tn"er, The en ire $40 rr !'r'iu ut tn cpu"-
try, and r-i-ve the mininy i"du-r\ from The
loss If attending The sin pui"nt IL. aud safe ot
silver bu Ion ~ foreign markets. A. mining
far the precious ,,,r ais l. M. i-a.itn. iuiu>-
'rv Of Ne, ada, We are iufie~i!i> orl,-'-i 80
the bill reported bv the t'n,nrnir'er ON Mines
and Mining and now before he il"uS- of Req
r-S,.ntAti>e-. prnhithiinS the folio YIN. of ii -
sure veins or drro-ir~ I,-v"nd yer heal lines
Of surface bout .d.rIe~. aud w. urH" upon our
Representatives il tnI, II 'l>.- of t;"h2re->
az uiuue the T. efforts Tor les ieita. such
= r.>tri,.i.,u would work disaster To he ltn'r>
of the pros rector. ant seriously re- ard H.. de
v-iouin-nt ct the mineral rI.he> 1T The Wet,
and We cordially in,i",Se- he art ION #
Repre>en alive. The Hon. X. NJ. Dag. ett, IN
,hi> he "a I.
Resolved. Tna' the Republican parlv claims
II 1" he the rigni and dut, Of y az. and Terri
ioria Ln2IS A. 'Ire~ ," Regulate aud restrict The
eSpertIve hrun Iari..S. aud tn 1t il is no les
the cons ia i"nal right than The positive du v
Of Congress 10 regulate The tariff AID restrict
l he charges Of inter Slale railroads..
RrS,ived. That while we con .rttula'e tho
country on the successful rr-ump non If ~I,-
rie paVmen.S and the splendid ii ,anrA! con
diti"n of the Repnhii'', we are IN favor of re-
~ rcriuy The is-Ianc. of n tttonal hni state
legal tender noI-s o denoI:,iua ions "f not less
than i've dollars, thus creating AN increased
home demand As u rirrula i"g medium for
he precious metals which our mines are ALL
.u,llv yielding.
Resolved. That General James A. Garfield
and Chester A. Arthur. by their services t"
their country, bv their devotion to principle.
tnd by their un>rotled repu alton ,n-n and
are deserving Of the united and ear
nest support "f all the loval l,-"ple nf the
United States for President and Wee Presi-
lent thereof. We rejoice in theIr u",nin patton
md We pledge /" h.m the Electoral vote of
Neva,ia ut the ensuing election by All over
!. heln,i"g ma orty.