Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-02
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.

The Republicans of the State of Nevada in
convention assembled again express their 10y
alty to the principles Of the Republican party
which have made the country so great and pros
persus duriag the las. quarter of a century.
Resslred. That the que .tion Of a sufficient
supply Of a circulating medium to maintain .
permanent range Of the price of labor and
property is the most important political ques
tion awaiting solution by tae Am rican people.
Ressired: Th.t diminishing quantity Of
money reduces tho price of lanor and property,
increases c Obligation of contract, enriches
the creditor, impoverishes the debtor, and par
alyzes industry and enterprise.
Rssolced. That the present financial system
in the Uaited states, WEIGH increa es or di rin-
ishe, the circulating medium at the pleasure OF
the manipulators OF the National banks with
out regarl to the increase OF population or the
wants of the people, and which rece gnizes gold
alone as ths standari Of value, and places
the hauls of the Treasury Department all the
revenue of the Governms.,t to speculate with
bonds and loan to National banks wit nout
interest, is subversive of the rights of the peo-
9. oppressive unjust, and should be repudi- |
tel
Resolved: That financial policy whereby |
gold and silver shall form the basis Of cir |
ulstien, whether the money used by the peo- |
Die be coin, or in certificates redeemabls N
DIN, or both as convenience may requi e, is
mperatively demanded.
Ressyced: That the attempt to substitute |
National bank notes, costing the Government
millions Of dollars annually, for free silver,
costing nothing, is an outaage upon the people;
shat the money ring or trust. which has usu-p
ed the sovereign power of the Government TO
issue money. and which has fraudulert.y de-
monetized silver and seiz the revenues Of the
Government private speculation, shccAs the
moral sense Of the people and destroys aspect
for Government and Law. We demand that
this ring OF trust be destroyed and equal rights
restored to all people.
Resslrsi: Tha. we charge that President
Cleveland is the willing too: or agent OF q pow
erful money ring which fzttens the subsidies OF
the Government, makes war on silver. issues
its paper currency at the expense OF the Gov
srnment, borrows the revenues raised by taxa
atom an / uss. them without the payment OF
interest. contracts the currency to enhance the
v,lue of bonds, and enriches the usurers while
tdepresses the price of labor and property.
Resolved: That We favor the nomination Of
~ man for Pr ssideut who is personally inter-
ested in National banks or the bonded indebt-
saueas of the United States, but We demand 9
.,nd,dase Who il free to do justice to all the
neople sf the countEy--the poor as well as the
rich.
Ressgved: That toe trickery Of he President
and his advisers by which they prevented .
vote in the House Of Representatives ON the
Beck silver amendment to the Bond purchasing
hill eouals he villainy Of the secret and fraud
ulent aemonstization OF silver in 1873.
Resolrsd: Thst we are in favor Of the protec-
lion of home Industry, and that the laborers OF
hi conntry have right to ali the work req uir-
ID 70 supply the people Of the United States,
IA 1 that xe are In favor Of high wages in this
sountry and to that end viii protect the wage
workers competition with the cheap labor Of
pthsr tands.
Rssoyred: That the policy Of the Government /
Ihould be inauyurated and established by the
ssple through their representatives in both
Houses Of Cong ress, and not by the President
= the money trust, Of which he, either as agent
= head, i most active in defending,
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