Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

chooses, with the assurance tina
it will be counted as cast. The
preservation of the Union, anC
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 G0,000,00O ol
people the best fed. the best
clothed, the happiest, the most
! intelligent and powerful that
ever existed on earth. The ele-
walton of labor by the abDlitiOS'
IF slavery and the utter repudi-
alton of caste and ari>tncracy hy
the Republican party has opened
To free meR and free labor every
acre Of land within the jiurisdic-
loan Of the United States, and
tenbled the toiling millions of
the Nerth and of the South to
associate in one common broth
erh0od for the protection of
their rights aud the advance
rnent of their intellectual ard
material prosperity.
II.
We arraign the DCuncratic
administration nf President
Cleveland for having i'ilrd to
keep the pledges on .,Hirh it
came into power. i, promised
economy ana retrencl.mcnt, and
has been m0st eXIravaganf in
expenditures and appropriations,
which. for the current year,
largely exceed the abundant
revenues of the Government. 1t
promised to reduce the sur. lus
in the Treasury, has permitted
such surplus to lie idle and ac-
cumulate 10 the injury Of the
business of the country, and has
refused to approve of the action
of large majority Of both
Houses of Congress directing
that such surplus be applied in
payment of the interest-bearing
debt Of the country. Ii prem
ised to care for and give atten-
ton To the disabled soldiers and
sailors of the late war, and has
treated witt. contenaptuous veto
every pension bill against which
il could find any shadow Of tech
nical objection. 1t promised to |
protect the person and property |
Of citizens both at home and
abroad, and to maintain he dig
nifty of the nation, yet in its re-
lations with Grert Britain it has
shown itself unwilling to give
protection to either person or
and has permitted our
flag To be insulted, without
proper protest, almost i'll $ hit
Df cur shores, while by hast, and
action it has unueces-
sarily jeopardized our friendly
relations with the Mexican Re
public, and made our natiou
ridiculous in the eyes Of the
wCrld. It's evasion of civil SER
vice reform, to which its leading
representatives are pledged,
nave been bold, inAolent and
aWless. 1t has shown Itself no
-riend to Nevada, because,
among its first acts Of admins
ration, it closed the L. s. Mint
II Carson City, in utter violation
If the law, to the great detri-
.lept Of every miner and silver
PRODUCER i'm this State in partic-
liar, and of the public in gen
,ral. 1t has seriously impaired
,ur mail facilities without shad-
wv of just excuse. il has out
aged the express will of Con-
,ress, and denied to this people
heir rights by its unexplained
md continued refusal to execute
ne law for the erection of u
Building in the
capitnl of the State. 1t has
lsed the entire power Of the ad-
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-
luced 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-
Lnds OF honest labOrers out of
III.
We favor a tariff upon the inn
nro<ls,n<c of loxr ,,r:o<>1