Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-28

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; should be so condu,tcd ~ /" ~4ti>f,
poor and rich alike, aud upon tins
principle we urge the, adnp' ion Of salu.
system by which, TINS Stat.. Shall fur
nsh the text books 4. t.c lowest i''',s,-
bic figure. -. -
f. Resoire6, That owing to the remote
position Of Nevada tr ,sr t:e SEA aa',ari
| and the entire absence ni n.Nigrt'i''
wat rs aud competing lines al r'i!fu"''>
to and from commercial! crnlFr~, W" ti''-
mand from Congress such Wunip some
and effective legislation as will lltr"
our people ou terms OF equ lily
in respect to transportation rttasgt~
with v"mmuuitit> specially favored
by railroad n"n"poIitS.
| Hesoicel, Tint we pl-dgr the Repua-
Iic~n party of Nrvad, to >uci Il
course of enlighten q Legislation as will
extend to railroad aud all other corpora
tinns doing business in this state the
same protection an the same rights be-
fore the law accorded 20 indlvidu us
-no more and no less. And further,
that the Republican, party f,v"rs and
demands at the hand, of the state leg
islature legiSl alton regulating and
equaiizins freights and fare, on all
railroads within this State.
ResOlced, Th t we are in favor of the
GnverYment Of the United States "~tih-
fishing "A l,a>ta telegraph service, and
operating the same in onnection Wi II
tt e Postofflce Department.
Resoired, That the coinage q, silver
should he placed upon the sum basis
as that of gold. and we invoke early
Congressional legislation to that end.
Resotced, That it is the duty OF the
Legislature to e,art such Laws aS will |
result in the publication of the jury |
box and better promote the admin,ird |
ton of justice.
Resotred. That it is the duty Of the ,
next Legislature to pass such laws as
shall reduce the expenses of State and |
county governments to the lowest sop
sible limit consistent with the require
menis of the public service.
ReS0ired, That the earnest attentions
of Con grt>s and he state Legislature j.
directed 10 the subject of cutiifyiug the
laws relating 70 the location ani worl-
ing OF mineral lands to the end that
itgltini its prospecting md the drvelup-
llrHt -! our chi,.f source OF wealth may
1e-t hr pronro,ptl.
Ae~ojred, That the appronria.ion by a
Republican Congress for III payment
II iIyn-iunI t. invtill Un,pn soldiers
and t" the veterans Of the Mexican w.r
: the discharge nf Il eht of honor and
4W-t generous remembrance OF oar
.uuHirr'S defenders ii its supreme hour
If peril.
ReSOired, That in the Judgment of
his convention the LeSi>l ,ture, when
next convened, should mike the nece>-
AIRY provisions for a convention to re
:i>e the entire Constitution of the State;
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 believe
uch Il convention is iinperitively de
n tnded hy the urgent necessities of
he times. and among others for the
cngent reasons: FIrst-TO
hange the fundamental law as to ST.
urt us nearly as may be the equal and
inform taxation on all property sub
.rted thereto. Second-ro regulate ,
nd render equal and just all the rates
f passage and freight upon all Ia l. o
lads doing business in this 5 ate, to
te end that our eading industries may
e fostcrtd and not nppres ed, built up Il
nd nat "verthr"wn; and third-To
'curt. the reduction of the expenses OF r
ne state 10 the minimum by dispens- i
lg with all unnecessary officers and
Ipinye>, rendering m re speedy and
the collection of public
" nI!t, and the execution Of the law
sd the general administration of jus
&c.