Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-10-03
PLATFORM AND REVOLUTIONS
Sdoyfe6 by sAe nera6iacmn State
Convention "eid az WIN N es0urcu
May is. 1SSS.

Pie Republicans of the STATS cf Ncva0u,
IN eonsen,ion assembled, aea!n cssj,ress their
loyalty 10 the principles vi the tA&yruhlica
patty, whifp haze liatie tue eo.riisfv SD great
anG presHfr"ns during the Mst 4lasier oi y
century
Resolved That the question Of Il sufficient
supply Ola circulating meuilvm u MAINTAIN d
PERMANENT range of the price Of alor and
eroi 10y p the i.ost iraporlan, political ques-
tiee 81 4itlus su!ptloa Ny the American poo-
pie.
keaolred, IRA, q eh.liab arg auaa.,ty of
money ffluc-s thc lriep y. ll3or aad pron.f-
~, increases ihe obligation .. CONTRACTS. ~
riches The Creator. lilp.r r'shce IDS q. 81 :,
and pafalyHcs industry ,.at tAtcFr. a..
R.sofssd, That the present hauLciI. ii stefs
OF he hiicu Sias.es. vislch III s,J. 81 lY 81
n:iuisttes 'na egelliatins '4cliaI1 ~ tbs srl,s-
ure 81 thn n.anipuiato.s u rnc uasienal
bank, wi'hout regard 10 NJ increase 81 tne
population " the waiiie Oi re pcoplc; aiid
which ecognizes Seid alone tli. sta,n,iart
Of value, and places in the hands oi the
Treasury Department ali tn revenue Of the
Government. Ia speculate with in Uonsh. and
loan % national b aks Without intetrst, IL
snhycfsive of thu rights y, the people, r,,-
presslvr, unjust and stn1,llt. bt rcpudi atut.
Resolved, That a iiiianriai policy whereby
both gold and silver snail form the basis of
circulation. whether me money used by tho
people be COIN OF IN certificates rcdoennnble
IN colu. Or botn, az convenience mar require.
~ imperativcly demand d.
Resolved, That the trickery of the President
and his advisers. by which NV prevented a
vote III the House of hepre, ,.nlatlves on M,
ibSc!, silver amendment to the Boild purchase
ing Il, equals the viliainy OF the secret II 4
fraudulent dcmunctiz alton OF silver III 1875.
IL.
Resolved, That we are in favor of the ,ro-
teei.on Of hons industry, and that the labor
crs vi this country hs,c u right to all the
so,k required 10 suppl, the people " tho
tniteo States. and that We are in favor high
Wages III this country. and - that end will
protect the wage-wo ker- from competition
VII, IN" cheap labor = other ,;inds.
hcsolsnd. IA, the p..irt of thu Govcrl-
ni''hi sioiat be inanenrGt sni estabfish,d
5y the people through their /, representatives.
III both houses OF toligrt.s, and NOT by the
fresitirnt oi money trust, OF Which he. either
az agent or head, ie mos. active in deiendiiss
lit.
Resolved. hat we charge President Cleye-
land with sio at;ng every promise he made in
iavor OF civil service reform. with cripplipg
the mali service. with refusing to sign neccs-
snry btir for the improvement of river and
harDors, with using the power of his admin
istraIlon to prevent appropriate ions Ion II navy
AMI coasi deieuees, With u.tcmptiny to de-
riroy The protective tariff, with counting the
goed VIII OF other nations ut he expense Of
the citizens Of the United states. and with
Joining the l0reign bond,olders te> deraoNetize
silver a;td destroy the indu syries of our coun-
Try anu Tor the reduction Of wa.es tho
mint employees at Carson. for closin, the Car
son mini wnen it was not only seif-sustDin-
M, hut source OF revenue 30 tn Govern
mont, Tor its conteml .tuoue veto OF pens lion
bliia Tor the relief OF disabled soldiers and
sailors, ana f"l iailing to construct the Coy
trnment building ~ CARSON, us required by
law,
We are in favor of the absolute exclusion
OF chinese and restriction Of in,mi sralios by
winch the present overch3rgcd condition OF
the labor market is made worse, ,ssd also fa.
vor legislation by which a revision OF our nat
ntallzation laws aud land laws may be ac-
cemplished.
We demand. in behalf Of our varions in.
durtrics, ths retention OF the duties su lead
horaxf coda, hides and leather, and to restore
the tariff Of 1867 on wool.
RcaoHed, That We recognize the right of
laeor 70 afganize for il lawful protection.
WI.
We faror liberal appropriations by Congress
FOR hy,ssoer..phical and touoc rlphical surveys
in thfs s.s,c To the eud ,Iht the waste waters
may he preserved for ka purpose OF irriga.
ton.
We ndoree the wise and conservative ad-
ministratiGn OF Governor e.. g. stevenson,
a.d we henrtily commend the able forts of
Senators JeneH amt stewart and Representa-
tive Hootburn Ia behalf of the int erests Of
the people OF this Statr.
We favor the granting to Nevada of all tho
t'ore,nnent land wi hin the state for tho
other improvements
We favor the reduction of the Treasury sur.
PIN. by tbs payment at pensions to Union
soidiers. their widows and orphans the i'm
proVcnent Of rivers and harbors. the build
tng of defen>es for our SEA COASTS. the erec-
ton OF public buildings. The creation of
navy, he purchase Of bond. aud The repeal Of
Inc internal revenue laws taxipS tobacco.
Xl.
Es Is the duty Of the state to maintain FREQ
non --eelarlan schools in ID" rural and SPARSE
se,ii"d districts as well NJ in towns and
thic'ily populafed districts. and that such a
diri''en 81 he schnol money should be made
. = .stial the means Of education to Al
eniltfsa ~ ~ state
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We are IN favor af r9afseir, i : he Carson
MIN ~ coilagc md eufaitl.; 'li4 wages Of its
entr3es 10 a. STANDARD p4,d ny the Inst Re-
publican Administrations.
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