Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-27
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS

=. aspublicans Of the State Of Nevada in
~snventiou assembled again express their 10y
slsy - the principles of the Republican party
,S,ieh have made the country 50 great ana pros-
porous during the last quarter OF century,
Reselped: That the question of sufficient
suvply of . circulating medium to maintain :
pernanent range Of the price OF labor ana
Y,roperty is the most important political ques
tim awaiting solution by the American people
Resolved: That diminishing quantity OF
money reduces the price of labor and properly
increases the obligation Of contract enricnes
The creditor, impoverishes the debtor, and par
alyzes industry and enterprise
R.solved: That the present financial system
in the United states, WEIGH increases or Oh MN
i,hes the circulating medium at the pleasure Oh
Tho manipulators Of the National banks WIN
.-t r.,ari to the increase Of population or the
v.,ts of the people, and which recognizes gold
.,sne as the standard Of value, and places u
- hands of the Treasury Department All 'ne
,.venus Of the Government to speculate Win
,Aons. and loan to National banks witnout
,t.r.st. in subversive Of the rights OF the peo-
q. eppressive, unjust, and should DC fePuo'-
ted
4e.,lped: That financial policy whereby
vuld and silver shall form the basis OF cir'
ul.tion. whether the money used oy tne Peo'
-. - cain. or in certificates redeemaoie VI
n Or both. as convenience may require
nceraGively demanded.
1...fped: That the attempt to substitute
N.xional bank notes, costing the dovernhen'
ssI,,;ons Of dollars annually, for free SILVER
.a..aur nothing, il an outaage upon the people
shat the monsy ring or trust. which mas o'o'p
"A the sovereign power Of the Government |"
,.uue money, and which has frauduiehs'y ue
-..,..;.ed silver and seized the revenues OF ths
cov.rnmeut f,r private speculation. shssks tns
u,or.l sense Of the people and destroys re~pe'
,,- cavernmept and Law. We demand TN.
;.-,,o a. trust be destroyed and equal nsn''
restored - al people.
....1,ed: That we charge that Prenden
n.vs,.ud Il the willing tool or agent OF P'"
.rful money ring which fAttens the susno'e' =
~. c.xernmept. makes war ON silver. issue
in Uaper currency at the expense 0. .ne oos
eminent. borrows the revenues raased DY 49,
...on and use, them without the payment
,,.ors.. contracts the currency to enhance TN
..,rs of bonds. and cnriches the usurers VIM
tdepresses the price Of labor and properly
p..olv.d: That W favor the nomination Q
:. NJ. for President who i personally 'n'e.
.s !, National banks or the bonded indeo'
s-.. ~ the United States, but we demand
s.a... Tho il free to do justice 70 al IN
1910 4 The couutEy--the poor - wen = -
rich. psa.r
- ~. advisers by which they prevented
-. !, The House Of Representatives on %
p..r .,,ver amendment to the Bond Purcnas'n
I'M .cua,. the villainy Of the secret and frauc
.,.,s decentralization Of silver in 1878.
p..,yrsd. That we are in favor OF the prote
.,., ~ home Industry, and that the laborers
.s,. country have right to ali the work req VI
ato supply the people Of the United state
80 that re are In favor Of high wages IN Ia
-,.,,.-v and TO that end win protect the was
workers competition with the cheap 'a0or
other lands.
Resolrsd: That the policy Of the Governme
,should be inauyurated and established BY Il
eople through their representatives In DO
Houses Of Cong rsss, and not by the Preside
% the money trust, Of which he, either - age
- head. Is most active in defending,
Rnolved: hat wc charge President cls'
~ With violating eveu promise hs made
49, q elvil ssrvies reform. witA q ppaing