Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-16

pr1nclpie we urge. NE uuib'iol ti sun
system by which this Stale shlll fur
niSh the text books at the lowest posi-
ble figure.
Isesolced, That owing to the remote
tpnSition Of Nevada from the seahoar'
and the eutire absence of n2viGihIs
wat rs and competing lines of raitoa'l.
to and from cuninrrcia! Crnttr-, we dc.
mand from Congress such wh"''>r!ne
aud effective Legislation as will place
our people Oh terms OF tGu iiisE
| in respect to transportation charges
with communities specially favor"!
by railroad monopo!ieS.
Resoiretl, That we pledge the tapuo-
Iican party Of N"v,d, to such n
course of cnIiyhten d l-gi>IAti N as viii
| extend TO railroad and all other corlor';-
iions doing business in this State the
same protection ana the me rights be-
fore the law as accorded 20 iniividu us
no more and no less. And further.
that the Republican party fav"rs amt
demands at the hands Of the State Leg
iSlature legi,iatinn regulating ana
equalizing freights aud fares on AL
railroads within this State.
Res0iced, 'rh t we are in favor OF the
Government of the United States e>tah-
fishing postal telegraph service, aud
operating the same in onnection with
tie Po5tofilro Department.
ReSNred, ThH, the. coinage oi silver
should be placed upon the same basis
is that of gold, and we inv"ke early
Congressional Legislation to that end.
Resoiced, That 1t i, the duty OF the
Legislature to enact such law, Il, VIII
result in the publication of the jar!
box and better promote the adminiotra-
tion OF justice.
Reso,ceA. That il il the duty Of the
next Legislature to pass such laws ;,s
shall reduce the EXPENSES of State ana
county governments to the lowest sop
sible limit consistent with the require
mento OF the puaIic service.
ReSOtccl, That the earnest attentiOH !
of Congress ana the State Legislature j. |
to the sd ect of cuuitying the ,
laws Relating TO the location un!t Wur!<- !
ing OF mineral lands To The cad ;hat /
lesit tinat" prospecting and tie develup- |
'iieut O! our q j / source Of Hua.t!! uiAy |
best ht. promoted.
HcSu!raA, That the AZ vp.opriation by u
Rcpu nlic.;n Cnugree5 lur the ,,lyueut
II l't:sIOu5 IL invAlI;! Union suI.ti;'c>
tni 10 the veterans ul t.le Mexican va
: the discharge Of Il "eit OF lOHvT ;,!.t!
,W--t Eru"r,uS remembrance ui OR
defenders ii It's supreme hour
II peril.
ReSo'ced, That in the Judgment OF
convention the !-e riltiurc, when
lcNt convened, should II! IKE The necc9-
;trE Provisions lJr Il convention to re
Use the entire Constitution OF the Statv;
hat in providing for such convention.
restrictions should be
made, defining the number of Delegates,
heir compensation, and fixing the dur
ton of ITS session that We htlieve
uuh Il convention is imperatiVeiy de
Il ,nieu 10y the urgent necessities of
he times. and among others for the
CoSent rr:.sails: firSt-fU
hange the fundamental law a> to St
ure as nearly ao may be the equal and
inform taxation on all properly SUD
.ctcd thereto. SecOnd-Iu regulate
nd render equal and just al! the rates
passage and freight UPON all rdl
rads doing business in this Safe, to
ne end that our eading iudus,rie, HAY
z f''otered and not "ppres ed, built up
Id not overt lhr,wn and third
cure the reduction of the EXPENSES oI
re State to the minimum by disprn,-
x with all unnecessary officers lni
nplnyeS, rendering III IRE speedy ana
the collection ul putIi.
" nu,', and the execution Of the itN il
III the general administration of iu,-
,e.