Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-19
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.

The Republicans Of the State OF Nevada in
csavention scmbled again express their 10y
aity 10 the principles Of the republican party.
-Aich have made the country SO great and pros
pGsus during the last quarter of crntmy.
ResslveJ: Tha; the question of a sufficient
supply cs circulating medium TO maintain .
permanent range Of the price of labor and
property is the most important Utica ques-
sisa awaiting solution by the American people.
Rssslred: Tit . diminishing quantity Of
noaey reduces the price OF laDor and property,
increases I Obligation Of contract, enriches
the creditor. impoverishes the debtor, and par
aiysns industry and enterprise.
Resolssd: That the present financial system
OF the United states, WEIGH increa Is di uin-
ishes the cireuatin. med.u .um At the pleasure of
the manipulators Il the 'ationsl banks with
cut regsri e. the Increase Of popul,tinn OF the
wants Of the people. and which rec guiz. = COLO
aisns as tn stanisr Of value. and plsc Ia
the hands Of the Treasury Department ali the
resonre q this Government 10 sp- Gu ate with
in bonds and loan TO National banks wit aout
isterest, 10 subveIsive Of tn rights Of the peo-
Pile oppressive, unjust, and should be repudi-
a,ei.
Rssolori: That financial policy whereby
bssh goli and silver shall form the basis of cir
sulatior, whether the monsy used by the peo-
DO be coin, CT in certificates releernabis IN
esin. Or both as convenience may selui c, is
ineerativsly demanded
RSso,red: Tat the attempt t. substitute
Naticnsl bank noies, costing the Government
nsiilious of dollars annually, for free silver,
costing nothing, is an outaase upon the people;
that the money ring or trust. wh.eh has usu p
ed the sovereign power u the Government to
issue money. and which has frs...d'.icut.y de-
raooe.ix silver and seiz d the rcyences of the
Government r priv4tc speculali N, s.iocNs the
moral sense Of the people and destroys re -pect
for Government AMI Law. We aemsni that
ilis ring or tsust be destroyed and equal ri hts
nc acred to all people.
Rrss,reI: That We charge that President
Cleveland is the willing tool or agent VI E pow
erful money ling which iattens tie subsidies Of
the Government. makes ON silver. issues
its paper currency at the expense Of the Gov
ernmcrt, borrows the revenues raised bY taxa
aSon an uss them without the payment Of
interest. contract, the currency to elhancc the
value Of bonds, and cnriches toe u,urers while
il depresses the price OF labor and property.
Eess,red: TIA; We favor the nomination Of
n man Tor fr sdens who is pc sonaliy inter-
ested ia National ba Ks or the bonded indebt-
elnsss Of the United States, but we demand
candidate who is free to do justice to all the
re.ple Of the cDuairy--ihe poor as well as the
rich-
ResoleeS, That the trickery Of the President
and his advisers by which they prevented
vote in the Hocs, cf Representative on the
Beck silver amendment to the Bond purchasing
sal, equals ho vil ainy Of the secret and fraud
silent decentralization Of silver in 1878.
IL.
Rossisej: Th-t We are in favor sf the protee-
tion OF home Industry, and that the laberers Of
this county have right to al the work requir
Cd 70 supply the peopse Of the United States,
and that we are In favor of high wages ia this
country and TO that end viii protect the wage
workers competition with the cheap labor Of
eaiser lAads.
Resolves; That the p ilicy Of the Government |
sAoasd be iaaugurAted and established By the |
pssple thro1sh their representatives in both |
Hanses of Cong ress. and aot by the President |
or the money trust, ss which he, either - agent |
Or head. = nsst sstive in defending,
III.
Rasgesf: YAat vs ,Asrys Presidsat Cisve-
lad vefh viols1ing svay promise ~ uaAs in
fsvsr 4 Avn ssrvies rsfsrn, viii GiPpling Ne