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

principle we urge the adoption of some
system by which this State shall fur
uiSh the text books at the lowest posi-
bic figure. ....
| Resoired, That owing to the remote
position of Nevada from the seab0ard
AMI 1he entire absence of navigablt
wat.rS and competing lines Of railroads
tn and from commercial centerS, we de-
mand from Congress such Wholesome
and effective. legislation as will place
our people on terms of equality
in respect To transportation charges
with communities specially favored
by r,ilroid mnnnpolit,s.
Ilesofred, Tint we pledge the Repub-
lican party of Nevada to such "A
C, ur>e Of enlighten Il legiSl,tion as will
extend tn railr,,aI and all other corpora
tipns doing business in this State the
same protection AN the SINE rights be-
fire the law as accorded 70 inhividu lis
no more and II" less. And further,
that The. Republican party Eav"rs and
demands at the hands of the State Leg
isi'ture iegiei 'tinn regulating ana
eoualjziAs freighis and fares on all
railrnnls within this State,
EssNrea, tn we are in f,vor If th'
tiovernment Of the United States e-tah-
fishing a postal telegraph service, and
operating the same in ennection wi II
t: e po>totfi g Department..
Rzxdred, That The coinage O! silver
should :s placed upon the same bisi>
as hat of gold, and We invoke early
Congressional legislation to that end.
ResoLcect, Tnat IL i, tie duty of the
Legislature IL en;t,t sucn Laws ao " I'll
result III the puriIcaiiou uf the jury
ooA AMI better t'fotIote tne ;,uulnio,r.,-
liui o. Justice.
ItgsOt0eI. That it is the duty of the
shall reduce tie eNpeiioeS oi Siate alu
.Ouniy s,uVegAiit!ii, 10 Inc lowest sop |
,luls. limit cu.i,!,tent WiiA t.ic reuIirG- |
llvi!to ui t.ie pu.!lc service.
LtoSOlcCi, int lue earnest attention. !
,! IHa.rcso a:iu tie state Iesioi.tturc /,
iirec,e,. 10 ,!Ic ot ject ri c"d.i. lag t''c
AVS rtiaiin,, 20 ti.c ipc,:tiua ,i.i,! WUrl-
no ti itit.Sial ia!iu" ~ t'tC Sitd t'-'t
eStt!!l..t" prospecting 'tnu me ucEcIop-
iiei!t Oi Our tiIici source ri Ne..ii!i ll:u,
,ea. Ut, prot.Iteu.
iteSt;t'ett, in.st the appropriation by Il
ItpG .5i.t,;.i LonSTtoS iur tic paSt.iciit
4 t,cns.o.I, II i.iraila C.iiu., o.i,si-g,
lac 40 tnG Veterans ul ii.e htAicdn Ntr
, ti'e ui2ciidrgt al Il 'eHt nl ilo.-or ,s.ii
M Seti-iouo rcIltulur.t!.cr vi 90.
uuiItt.,', defenders l.. H., supreme !iJ4f
| pGIii.
ReSoLced, That III the julg .nent of
his cuIstiitr,n tno .-eSioi ,,ure, wac!
try Provisions, Iur a CoIVettlJ.i To Re
Ioe tne entire Constitution oi tite otdtr;
l.tt liz providing IOr such convention,
iejl-S SuarLeu Restrictions should be
l.,de', defining the number Oi ueiegaleo,
ier cOllpcnstlluil, AMI hAinS tile dur
lion OF It's seoSlon thal We believe
Icil Il convention L. ilnperaliVely lie
tnued 10y the urgent necessities OF
ie times. and among others Ior the
blowing cUgent reaosns: tirst-Io
lanse the fundamental law ii, 10 ST.
ire as nearly as MAY be- the equal anu
inform taxation on all properly sub
cleu thereto. SecOnd-lo Regulate =
I'd render equal and just ali the rates :
passage and freight upon all TT i
'au, doing business in this Safe, To
le end that our leading Industries may
, fostered and not "ppres Ell, buit up
,d not Overihrown; aud third-Io
cure the reduction OF the expenses OF
II State 10 the minimum by diapens-
< with all unnecessary officers ANA
nplnyes, readerlllg more speedy ana
onoinical the collection OF puuilt
v nue., aud the execution of the law j
ID tue general administration ef jus
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