Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-21
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.

He Republicans Of the State Of Nevada in
cocventicn a scmbled again express sheir 10y
s,ty - the principles If the Republican party
SAich have male the colntry SO grea. and pros
pcrsrs auri The lass quarter Of century.
RssslseI: That the que tion of a sufficient
supply of . circulating medium to maintain
permaEens range cf the price Of labor and
property is the most important political ques
10 awaiting solution by the Am eriean people.
Ressysei. Thst diminishing quantity Of
money reduces tine price OF labor and property,
Increases te Obligation Of contract, epriches
the creditor, impo,erishes the debtor, and par
sHses industr, and enterprise,
2ssolsed: That the present financial system
Il tho United states, WEIGH increa di MIN
hes the circulating medium at the pleasure of
the manipulators of the National banks with
szA regari u the increase Of population or the
wants of the people. and which rec gniz gold
alone as ths stsndars of value, and plac,s II
the hands of the Treasury Department al the
revenue Il the Cove nment to specu ate with
in bonds and loan to National banks wit nout
i,terest is saoversive OF ths rights of the peo-
plc oppressive, unjust, and should be repudi-
atei
kessIred: That financial policy whereby
beth golj and silver shall form the basis of cir
euiation, whether the money used by the peo-
PIE be ceip, CT in certificates redeemable in |
coin. or both as convenience may requi e, is !
tmferatively demanded.
Eescrccs: Tn t the attempt to substitute |
National bank notes, costing the Government
millions OF dollars annually, for free silver,
essting nothing, is an outaage upon the people;
that the money ring or trust. which has usurp-
ed the sovereign power of the Government to
issue money. and which has fraaduiensiy de-
lIone.ized silver ami s,iz the revenues Of the
Government priv te speculation, shecAs the
moral sense oi tie peop.e and destroys re ,pecs
sor Govsrnrn-nt snl Law. We demand that
this ring or ! Us: be de troyed and equal shts
70 tored Is all people.
kcsslre.!: That We charge that President
Cleveland is the willing tool or agent of a pow
erful money ring VIII ich fatsens the subsidies of
the Government, makes war on silver. issues
! s paper currency at the expense OF the Gov
cr,zmert, botrows the revenues raised BY taxa
a:.op. aH use thsm without the payment Of
iEseTast, contract, the currency to enhance the
value Of boais, aud enriches the usurers Will
tcepresses the price OF labor and property.
>y,.s.ysed: 4 at we favor the domination Of
"a man for Pr sideut who is pc. sonaly inter-
.z.ed in National ba ks or the bonded indebt-
s,,rsss Of the United States, but we demand {.
1N IN all fha |
people Of the couasry--the poor as we'll as The
rich.
Resstra1, That the trickery Of the President
and mis- advisers by which they prevented q
vote in the Hous. Of Representatives on the
Beck silver amendment to the Bond purchasing
~. equals he vii Amy Of the secret and fraud
ufens dereaetizaIOn CT silver in 1873.
EDslrAI: That we are in favor OF the protee-
tion Of home Industry, and that the laborers Of
tAis conntry have isht 70 all the work req uir-
sd - supply the people Of the United States,
and that we are IN favor Of high wages iu this
country and to that end will protect the wage
workers competition with the cheap labor Of
ether lanus.
R0slssl: That the p LEY Of tbs Government
lheuld b inau,urated and established By the
espls through their Representatives in both
ubases Of COAg ress, and net By the President
- 1hs nsnsy trust, q which he, either as agent
y hsad, il n0t active in defending.
2lssssd; That ~ shasss PsssaAsut asvs-
- s1h vislAtias svuy premise As nAAs In
aj9 a s1vil srvies rs19D. w1sA srippliae Ne