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

resentatives to pass the Morr
son Bill reducing the tariff @
the product CT our mines an
placing wool on the free list.
".
We believe in American so
for American citizens, and ar
opposed to nonresident alien
becoming land owners. Tn
public domain should be reServ
ed as hOmesteads for actual set
tiers, and the accumulation O
large tracts or bodies of land i,
the hands Of corporations or in
dividuals should be discouraged
and in the case Of land grants
to railroad corporations where
the corporations have failed to
comply with the conditions of
the grants the land should be
forfeited to the General Govern.
ornment, and held for the bere-
lit OF actual settlers.
V.
We favor the intelligent or
Sali=ation Of labor for such wor.
thy purposes rs mutual educa-
ton and for the protection of
heir interests in all things re-
ating to their welfare and to the
Industrial welfare Of the country,
md we fivor the enactment of |
'fate and National laws provid-
ng for the settlement of contro-
e:sIes between employers AMI
mp!oyees b, methods OF vOIun-
iry arbitration, OR by the estab.
shIng of Courts Of Cancellation,
'hich will avoid the waste, loss
nd ill-feeling resulting from
rik"s and lock-outs, and the
sual expense Of litigation.
vi. II
We den0unce the action OF the
emOcratic House of Represen- {
flves at its last session in strik- {
& from the bill to compensate {
e citizens Of this State for S
sses sustained in the Indian +
ar of 1860 all claims for sup Q
les furnished for the suppress a
n OF Indian hostilities, and also n
services rendered during that h
cmOrable struggle in which '
e lives Of a large number of C.
r most respected citizens were a
.riticed. y
VII. a
We denoUnce the pretense of
Democratic party of having -
npathy for the cause of local II
t-government IN Ireland, y"
lie the Democratic House Of u
pTe>entatives, in Committee " >,
,ae while, repeatedly refused 81
lndorse that princi. lo. Ia I"
months of April and June 81
that body Of Democratic -
eS on three several occasions AZ
-cied Il resolution indorSin- a "i
p1r!lainent fr Ireland, az
lrh IL in the following words: 'h
Resolved. That ;he House
Representatives earnestly
lnathize with Right Hon. III
iiiam y Gladstone and his fu:
'ciates in their efforts to Sc ap
; 4 free parliament for the ITO
pie o! Ireland. and congratu- de
the people of that hitherto the
appy county, upon the no
'pect of an early and success tie
erninatien nftheir long and to
ioiic struggle for the right for
zeal self-gOvernment." ten
reby discouraging the wa
sth OF q liberal spirit ury
HShout Great Britain. cut
VIII.
e commend the efforts OIL
'tor Jones and Congressman syn
'dburn in obtaining an ap- sist
Ration Of 100000 for pub pra
md surveys in this State, Nat
we condemn the action of pen
Commissioner of the Gener- of {
md Office in Withholding cou
eys appropriated for that pre-!
ose, and particularly con- pro-
n the action of Senator Fair Offit
'senting himself from Wash able
IN during all the time when way
)priatiOns for this State ext
under consideration by the
te. 7,
IN pie
e endorse the action Of Sen loss
Jones and Congressman deat
dburn in their efforts to sup Rep
polygamy in Utah. and to der
the growth of disloyalty Graz
Government in that Ter an II
:, and VIC fully endorse the or,5
ipleS of the bill introduced vote