Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-04
NkTFoRM & RESOLUTIONS

The Republicans cr the stase Of Neva Ia i
invention a semblot. again express -hoic !oy-
Atty se the principles ci the GeplbiieIn par-y
who have mai. the courtry so great AM Pros
crscs Auriag the Isss quarter Il a entmy.
ResslreZ: That the que ton Of sufficient
s,rply os circulating medium 70 rnaintsi-i a
psrsnanens range Of the price oi a5ss aud
urspcrty IS the most lmPertsas .ifael gus
sos waiting solution by tie IN 'issn people
cssslr,,, Ths a siraiai.iiu- altti,. -
AiSney reduces the price Of ianar I'D p-cpe. ts.
Rsrelsos c o. igltioa e coa,-aet, enr.c'i-s
the creditor, iaipoverishss the debtor. and par
ssy:,s irt-s,sy I'D eat-rprise.
-RssOlg,t: Thst c prcscas asarciai AZ tom
ths uaited states, weich incsea es OF ii IN
ho. to circulating medium at the pleasure Of
tho msniPaiat3r' # ths National banks aish-
susregarl - ,ho Increase Il population or Tire
vsrts Of .he people. and which rac griz.s gold
z.cas a. tn stan lar Of value, and plRc.s Il
Tie hanIs al thc Treasury Department al the
AvonEe 4 the Government TO sp,cuats VII.
bosas ard loan &c National banks Wit 4out
interest, is subveEsive Of tn rights Of tac peo
e. oppressive, unjust, and should be repudi-
tel.
.S.sc'sed: That financial policy whereby
gvli and silver shan form the basis of cir
uaa.ion, whether The money used by the peo-
eis se coin. or in certificates re ieeu'abis n
ssn. o. bsth as convenience may Teqai.e, is
npe-a.iyely demanded.
Ressgc.E: That the .tsenpt to substitute
Yetioali bank notes, costing the Governments
millions Of dollars annually, for free silver,
sossing nnthin- is an outaage upon the people;
shss the money ring OF trust. which has Jsu p
e tas sovereign power Of the Government to
issue ,noney, and which has fraUdulelt.y DE-
none sze.! silver AMI ssie d the reyeEce8 8; the
Government priv 70 spscuiali Pc, sllfs-s 5 tle
morn css Il thepoopie and dessrsss re>pses
for .Csverrnant ani Law. We E'ana tnat
this rla.- O.. .ss be de troYed si.d egoai rights
re t 4roa TO al people.
Esssir,1: That We charge thst PrlCident
oseEela ] IS the willing toe: OF agent OF pow
sriul u,oasy ring which iatteEs the subsidies CT
the c, ..r. r,ent. makes war ON silver. issues
.spapar currency at the expense q the Gov
ornueut, borrnws the revenues raised by taxa
st.,;a. a. uss them without the payment OF
me-. {. contracts the currency TO eihance the
x.ue i bonds, and enricies the usurers while
tGepFesses the price OF labor and property
Eesssr.d: Ti,at we favor the nomination of
no raan for Pr sidsHt who is pc sonaliy inter
essed in NstIcnal ba..ks or the bonded indebt-
stness OF the United States, but we demand g.
candidate who is free to do justice to all the
p>ools .; the Countrywide poor as well as the
ioh.
Reselred: That tne trickery VI the President
ana mis- advisers by which they prevented
vete in the House Of Representative on the
Book silver amendment to the Bond purchasing
IN, equals he vii Amy Of the secret and fraud
Cont aensue.ization Of silver in 1873.
RessIssd: rhx we are in favsr Of the prstec-
tisu Of hsme Industry, and that the labsrers Of
his ssaatry have right to I'll the work requir-
q e supply the people of the United States,
saa sAas ~s are In faver Of high wages in this
ssuntry Aad T. chat end will protect the wage
workers conpetitisa With the cheap labor Of
sslser sznds.
kSolsed: FhAthe policy Of tAe Government
shsaid b inaay yurased and established by the
sspIs through their representatives in both
Hssses Of Cong ress, and ~ sy the President
sssaenonsy Eust, = which he, either sssnt
sphsaA, = ~ sstivs = dxs.Ahg.
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