Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

IL Will e cOuHItu as cast. n(
preservation of the Union, anG
free government are now re
corded in history as the work o
the Republican party. Union
liberty, equality, and a protect
i've tariff, have largely contrib
uted in making 6O,0O0,On0 o1
people the best fed. the best
clothed, the happiest, the most
! Intelligent and powerful that
ever existed ON earth. The ele-
vatiun of Labor by the abolitinn
Of slavery and the utter repudi-
atian of aste ard nri~t'sr,cy by
the Republican party has opened
To free nieR and free Iator every
acre of land wiinin The juri>elic-
loan nf the United Stat"S, and
tenbltd the toiling millions of
the N~rth and of the South to-
a>>riate in one common broth
erhond for the pr"teciion of
their rights and the advance
u.ent of their intellectual and
material prosper; y.
II.
We arrli@n the Democratic
A3Hiini>,r siipn "f President
cleveland for having filled Il
keep the pledges "n viii II it
came into power. II promises!
ecoi.0my and reirencliincut, aHd
has been most eXtraVa ga'l IL
expenditures aud appropriations,
which. for the current year.
largely exceed toe abundant
revenues of the Government. 1t
promised To reduce the sur, ltiS
in the Treasury, has permitted
such surplus to lie idle and ac
cuniuidte to the Injury of the
business uf the country, AMI has
refused to approve "f the action
OF Il large m jority of both
Houses OF Congress directing
that such surplus be applied in
of the Understanding
debt of the country. 1t prom
ispd to care fur and give atten-
lion to the disabled soldiers and
sailors of the late war, and has
treated with conte:nptuous veto
every pension bill against which
it could find any shadow of tech
Mica. o'jecsinn. 1t promised 10
protect the person and property
Of citizens both at home and
abroad, and IL maintain he Dig
nipy of line nalinu, yet in its re- :
!ati"ns W':lI Gfert Britain it las
shown Itself u"Wi!iing to give
perfection t. either person or
ir prr'y, and has permitted our
iag 'o +" iU-ulJ"d, without
proper probes, lu.o,t IN sight
II our aEurr,, u.i.e hv ht~ty and
iase rmly action j, has uanecrs-
,ariIy jeuFtrd,1t1 oar frien'i!y
relations with jhe Mexican Re
public, and u"dc UGr nation
in The eyes OF the
= rid Is evasion of civil ser
Wee reinrtr, 80 which lis leading
representatives ave pledged,
ltve been bold, in>ol,-nt ard
awles~. j. hats sno;vm itself no
riend 70 Nevada, because,
i;m0Eg It's first acts of aGrsini--
ration, il closed the L. :. Mint
II Carson City, in utter violation
If the law, To the great detri-
.lent "f every miner and silver
producer in :his State i'm partic-
:lar, and uf the public in gem
'ra!. 1t has seriously impaired I
'ur mail facilities without shad-
w of just ex,.u>e. II has out ;
aged tire express will Of Com
,ress, and denied to this people
heir rights by its unexplained
nd continued refusal to execute {
he law for the erection of IL
Building in the
;ap;t | of the State. 1t has
Ised the entire power of the aC:- ,
to destroy silver as {
money, and by refusal to exc +:
ute the law and pay out silver
Or Government dues has kept
he metal out of circulation, and {
" various devices it has re- i
|uced the price of silver since !
he inauguration of President ;
cleveland more than Is per =,
ent. 1t has closed many of our {
liver mines, and thrown thous-
nds of honest labUrers out of
mployment.
III.
We favor a tariff upon the i'm
orted products of lOw-priced
,reigD labor SD as to protect the
,fayaSfS of A;Opricau xvnpo.