Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-11-07
aIIGGFiLANEGNS.


preservation of the Union, and
free government are now re-
corded in history as the work "i
the Republican party. Union,
liberty, equality, and q protect
i've tariff, have largely contrib
| uted in making 60,0Go,00o OF
people the best fed. the best
| clothed, the happiest, the most
! intelligent and powerful that
ever existed on earth. The ele-
va,ion of labor by the abolition
Of slavery ana the utter repndl-
stien Of caste ard aristocracy Dy
the Republican party has opened
to free mes aud free labor every
acre Of land within the JnFisdlc-
loan of the United States, ara
sentaed the toiiing millions OF
the Nsr,h and of the South to
associate in one common broth
erhood for tne protection OF
their rights and the advance
mant of their intellectual ana
material prosperity.
II.
We arraign the Democratic
administration of President
| Cleveland for having failed to
keep the pledges on whirh II
came into power. I, pr"mlsea
economy and retrenchment, ana
! has been most ex,ravaganf IN
| expenditures and appropriations,
which. for the current year,
largely exceed the abundant
revenues of the Government. II
promised to reduce the sur. ius
i'm the Treasury, has permitted
such surplus to lie idle ara ac-
cu,nulate to the Injury OF the
business of the country, ana has
refused to approve Of the action
of a lurge majority of both
Houses OF Congress directing
that such surplus he applied III
payment of the inierest-bearine
debt of the country. 1t prem
ised to care for and give atten'
,ion to the disabled soldiers and
sailors Of the late war, and has
treated with centemptuous veto
every pension bill against whicf
it could find any shadow Of tech
nical objection. 1t promised tf
protect the person ard pr"pert!
of citizens both at home ant
abroad, and to maintain he dig
ni,y of the nation, yet in its re
lations with Grert Britain il ha
shown itself unwilling to Civ
protection to either person o
properly, and has permitted gu
flag to he in-uIted, withou
!. pru,rar protest, almost in sigh
OF cur shores, while by hasiy an'
unsrpmly ac;i"n it has uEneceS
sarily jeopardized our friendi
relations with the Mexican he
public, and made our natlo
ridiculous in the eyes OF tn
wurld Its evasion OF civil SCI
vice reform, to which It's leadin
representatives are pledged
have been bold, inaoient az
laWless. 1t has shown itself r
friend to Nevada, becaus
among its first acts Of admin
tration, it closed the U. ;. MI
in Carson City, il, utter vio!ntif
of the law, to the great dttr
rent ef every miner and silv'
producer i'm .his State in partl
ular, and of the public in gel
eral. 1t has seriously inpairt
our mail facilities without shat
ow of just excuse. 1t has ou
ragged the express will OF Co
gress, and denied to this peoV
their rights by its unexplaln'
and continued refusal to execu
the law for the erection o;
Government Building i'll I,
Cap;t of the State. 1t h
used the entire power Of the q
minlstratinn to destroy silver
money, and by refusal to es
cute the law and pay out silv
for Government dues has ke
the metal out of circulation, a
by various devices it has
duced the price of silver sir
the Inauguration OF Preside
,Ieveland more than Is
cent. 1t has closed many nf
silver mines, and thrown tho
ands OF honest laborers out
employment.
III.
. We favor tariff upon the
ported products of low-pri
da, foreign labor $" rs to protect
,af- interests Of American WA
to workers, and for the devel'
as ment of American industr
nal We demand in behalf OF