Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-09
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS

The Republicans OF the State of nevada in
convention assembled again express their 10y
atty to the principles Of the Republican party,
which have made the country so great and pros
perous durisg the last quarter Of a century.
Resolred. That the question Of sufficient
supply Of q circulating medium to maintain
permanent range Of the price OF labor and
property is the most important political ques-
tion awaiting solution by the American people
Resolved: Tint diminishing quantity OF
money reduces the price of labor and property.
increases tie obligation of contract, enriches
the editor, impoverishes the debtor, and par
alyzes industry and enterprise.
ResoIred: That the present financial system
Of the United States, WEIGH increa es or cinin-
isAcs the circulating medium at the pleasure OF
the manipulators Of the national banks with
out regari tn the increase Of population or the
wants of the people, and which rec gnizes COLO
alone as the standarI Of value, and places in
the hands Of the Treasury Department all the
revenue II the Government 10 sp- -cu ate with
in bonds and loan to National banks without
Interest, is subversive of the rights of the peo-
ple. oppressive, unjust, and should be repudi-
ated.
R<solrei. That financial policy whereby
both gold and silver shssl form the basis oil cir-
culstion, whether the money used BY the peo-
NE be coin, or in certificates redeemabie N
ecin. or both as convenience may requi c, IS
imperativey demanded.
Pesolrcd: Th.t the attempt to substitute
National bank notes, costing the Governnent
millions Of dollars annually, for free siiver,
costing nothing, is an outage upon the people
that the money ring or trust, which has usu p
ed the sovereign power of the Government TO
issue money, and which has frauduleaty de-
monetized silver and seiz d ehe revenues oil the
Government priv-te speculation, shocas tae
moral sense of the peopi, aud destroys re -pect
for Gcyernms ut AMI Law. We demand that
this ring or g. ust be destroyed and equal rights
restored to all people.
Rsso,rcd: Tina. We charge that President
Cleveland is the willing tool or agent OF pow
erful money ring which iattens the subsidies Oh
the Government makes wa on silver. ISSUES
ia paper cur. ency at the expense OF the Gov
sxnmsnt, borrows the revenues raised oy taxa
at.oa. an 4 uss them without the payment OIL
interest, contract the currency to enhance the
vs,ue Of BOMBS and enrichestDe u,urers while
il depresses the price OF labor and property.
Rssolred: Tat we favor the nomination of
,e rnaa for Pr sidsrt who is pc sonaly inter
e.ted in National bl Ks or the bonded ndebt
n 4 dem. md z
candidate who is ircc to do justice to all the
p.opie Of the cou airy-.he poor As well as the
rich.
Hssotred: That the trickery Of the President
and his advisers by which they prevented
vote In the Hour, cI Representative ON tn'
Reck silver amendment to tue Bond purchasing
Ill. EQUALS he vii Amy If the secret and fraud
uleus demonstration of silver in 1873.
Resoyred: Th.f We are in favor Of the protec
ten Of home irdus.ry, and that the laborers O
this counuy have : right to al. the work requir
Il 70 supply the people VI the United states
aaA that We are In favor Of high wages Ia thu
e,untry and 10 that end will protect the wage
workers competition with the cheap labor o
sehor Sanos.
Resolved: That the p licy Of the Government
shsu,d be inaus surated and established BY tn
psopse through their representative in boti
Houses Of Cong ress. aud not BY the Presiden
~Shs money trust. Of which he. either as sSen
q heed. 4 most active in defending.
Ill.
Revolsef: That 20 charge President cleve
lssA With violating evssy promise he made II
f>Sse q Gvil ssrvies ssfoen, with erippling tn