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

which is threatening the pence
and furnishing the g""o ha'!ie
fthe United States. we con-
denim the action of the Demo
cratic House .,f Representatives.
! in refusing during al! the long
session of Congress which has
Just closed to consider any meas
ure tending to relieve onr c"uh-
try from the blighting curse :"
polygamy and poiygainous RUE
in Utah and the surrounding
Territories.
We are opposed to the future
in;uo-tatiou of Chinese to this
country, or Of any other foreign
lafnrers. under the contract sNs-
fem, and we favor any plan for
the relief of free labor from coin-
petl;ian with convict i't'''E,
winch does not impose upon
free labor the expense of sup
u,rtjar convict labor in idl"neSs
or useless lahur. And We favor
the adoption Of laws pr2vid!ng
for the protection of workers III
car mines and other hazird"u5
call;agS, and such other meas
ures as will approve the mater
i'll and social welfare Of our in
dustrial population. We are
earnestly opposed TO the doctrine
+ of the so-cailed anarchists, ana
ye nelieve in the most perfect
protection to each and every III
dlvidu i i'm the enjoyment "f the
fruits of all his personal efforts
to earn an honest liveiihood.
XII.
The paramount interest OF
civilization requires that Inc
} money used as circulating me-
dunn in any country shall! at all
times bear 4 constant ratio TO
, the increasing populationsf that
country. Contraction OF the
currency involves all financial
a evils to which nation can be
r subjected, among of which are
, robbery of the debtor, stagnatIoh
: of business, reduction Of wages,
j. and the enslavement OF the
q masses for the benefit Of bond
I hoI I:ers and grasping creditors
!, We dennunce the bondholdera
f conspiracy to demonetize SILVER
o and contract the money OF the
world to a single gold standard
rs a crime against civIilz4'ion'
1t would double the Obligation
Of bonds and all other contracts
< for the payment of money
II which now aggregate III th'
1, civilized Wtrid. tlte ea"rn"@'
IL sum of more than one hunirtt
e thousand million dol! rs, ant
" thereby make the r!ch rene
" aud the poor poorer, ana ihip|'
e erish The masses for Il fAVorltt
it few. We are therefor" ~ ftN"
Is Of ,he free and unlimited coin
a age Of both goid and silver o'
II the basis How provided by Ia"
- XII.
~ We condemn the Democrats
y House Of Representatives lor re
" fu.ing t, make the neceSSar.
appropriations for the censtruc
tiun OF suitable n:Ny tor tn
- defense of our commerce ant
the protection of our citizens a
" I,on:e and abroad, and we p'i
" " ,icu!arly condemn it for reiuS'n
-, ~, to make any appropriation 10
=. fo.liticationS to protect our eS
" tensive sea coast while thef
WAS u vast surplus in the Trea:
-, M ury, and thousands of iaborel
out of employment
XIII.
-, We again declare our constaf
~ sympathy with the just and co'
- - sistent Republican policy an
= practice of granting out of II
=" Nations abundance genero'
" *, pensions to the disabled veteral
-. m of our wars, whether for II
g. cnuntry's defense or for II
preservation ofthe Union. "
:" protest against the removal fro
- I; : official places Of worthy and al
:. abled Union soldiers to maj
.m ,"n way for partisan civilians al
.,to ex.Confederates.
the AN'
In common with all loyal pc
ple of the land we mourn t
loss to our country of the here
an dead, and especially that gre
-" Republican, as We'll as @re''t s.
- der and statesman, Ulysses
~, Grant. His life will forever
r..r, r. an inspiration to high and no
.,o orabIe manhood, pttrioiic u