The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1886-10-14
REPl BlaCAN STATE PJeORM.


The Republicans of Nevada, prevention as
sembled, r affirm their unfaipg ioyalt, TO
the principles Of the party sumerated In
their national platforms, from Ioln to Blaine
We believe thst liberty is the iunasle right Of
every man. whatever his race color. and in
the equality o every man befethe law, with
th. unrestricted right Of every zen b east his
vote for whousoever he ehoossith the assur-
ance that IL Wi be counted ast The preser-
walton OF the union and free gcnment are now
recorded In hitory as the worlthe Republican
party. Union liberty. equalitnd a protective
tsriff have LARGELY contributed making %, ,oo0,'
e0U OF people the best fed. thest clothed. the
happiest, the most intcIlgenh powerful that
ever existed oi earth. The elton sf labor by
the abolition q slavery and utter repudia-
tion Of caste asd Aristocracy the Republican
party has opened to free n and free labor
ever, acre OF land within jurisdiction OF
the United States, and has bled the toiIing
millions OF the North and ole South to asso
-eiate In one common brotherd for the pioiec-
tion Of their rights and the ancenent Of thsir
intellectual and mutual prorit,.
II.
We arrAign the Observation-Disclosures Of
President Cleveland for hav failed to keep
the pledges on which II car into power. II
promised economy and retchmcni, and has
been most extravsgant In enditures and ap-
preparations, which for thevent year, largely
exceed the abundant revep OF the Govern
ment. II promised to redu the surplus IN the
Treasury. but reversing thae Of previous Ad-
ministrations. has permitteach surplus to lie
Idle and accumulate to the lry of the business
Of the country, and has resd 10 approve Of
the action Of a large maiorsof both Houses 1i
Congress directing that sucIrplu, be applied
In payment OF the interesting debt Of the
country. II promised to c. for and give at.
tentien TO the disabled solek and sailors Of tht
late var, and has treatedith contemptuous
veta every pension bill agst which II could
Gnd any shadow q tcchnicphjection II prom
ised 10 protect theperson'aproperty OF citizens
both 1t home andabroad, to maintain the
dignity and honoi Of the non, yet In its rela-
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~hi'hs W s''e P''''''o" o''"s' Pe'se"
property, and ha, a,permittour flag to be in
suited. without poper prst. almost In sight
of our shores, wide by ha and unseemly
tion II has unnecessarily jpardlzed our friendly
relations with th, h,MeIieai,epublic, aud made
our nation redicpus In eyes OF the "oriu-
a IL.
lts evasion OF civ servicfeierm' To which Its
leading representatives, apiedged' nave been
bold, insoient an lawlesi u has shown ltseh
no friend to Nevaa, oeeae, among Its frat acts
OF administration 1t eldi the unitei States
Mint In Carson ify, In ter violation OF The
law, to the great etrime'of every miner and
silver producer this se in particular, and
OF the public In eneral. has seriously I'M
paired our mail lcilitieswi'hout shadow OF
just excuse. II In outrafi tho express will OF
Congress, and deled TO i people Their rights
by Its unexplaine and colnred refusal 10 ex-
ecute the law forhe ereeh of a Government
building In the c,ital OF h State. II has used
the entire power the Adnistration to desfro,
silver as money, ad by iusal to execute the
law and pay out iver forbyernment dues has
Kept the metal o, Of erection, aud by arious
devices II has redced the,rioe Of silver since
the inaugurationpf Present Cleveland moro
than fifteen per ent Ihas closed many OF
our silver mine Ind thro thousands Of hon
est laborers out demployint.
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