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

NE Republicans of the State of Nevada IN
snvention assembled again express their 10y
alty 10 the principles Of the Republican party
which have made the country SO great and pros
ereus during the last quarter of a century.
Resssrcd: That the que ,tion of a sufficient
supply Of a circulating medium TO maintain
permanens range Of the price of labor and
property is the Elost important politica ques
sfon awaiting solution by the American people
Resosscd: That diminishing quantity Of
money reduces the price OF labor and property,
Increases tie obligation OF contract, enriches
the creditor, impoverishss the debtor, and par
alyzes Industry ard enterprise.
Psso,sed: That the present financial system
the Uuitei states, WEIGH increa es or dl nm
he, the circulating medium at the pleasure OF
1he manipulators Of the National banks WITH
out regari to the increase OF population OF epe
wants of the people, and which rec gnizcs Soid
u,one as ths staniar OF value, and ptac's
The hands of the Treasury Department all the
r.yenue If the Government to speculate with
n bonds and loan to National banks wlthout
interest, is subversive OF tbs rights OF the pe"-
a ensressiye. unjust, and should be repudi-
ted
2es,lped: That financial policy whereby
gold and silver shall form the basis of cir
Olation, whether the money used by tDe peo-
NE te coin, or in certificates reieemaoie
Gin ar both As convenience may re4ui e, Is
moerativeiy demanded.
yeso,r,,l: That the attempt to substitute
r..;.aa hank notes, costing the Government
millions of dollars annually, for Tree s'Ver'
casting nothing, is an outage upon the people,
a.. the money ring or trust. which mas asu y
.,.xsrai,n power Of the Government TO
s.s,,e money. and which has fraudniens'y ue-
,,,o,at,zed silver and seiz the revenues oi shs
.f.ovar,mep; priv tic speculate IN, snooNs ehe
.-.a-,,s nse of the people and destroys re>pec'
for Government and Law. we oeii'aii'
this ring or ust be de troyed ana eiu'' Us "''
restored to all people.
p.ssl,ei: That we charge thae rre> "'e"'
.c.evela ID Is the willing too. "r agent Oh po"
81 ,,o-ey ring which fattens the susstales oi
,be 4, yerumenl. makes wa on SILVER. i''ue'
i.s spaper currency at the expense oi '"'
.,nnent. borrows the revenues raisso w 'AN~
-, aa use them with ut the payment u
;r,sre.t. coutract, the currency TO e'''iauo' 'n'
=; ho,gs and enriches the u~urers whii-
.a.,,-.-ses the price OF labor and property
p..oJ,as. T. at we favor the nomination oil
M man for Pr sideat who IS pc sohA'y me
.s,e,i in National ba ks or the pohoeo iiiue w
.s,,sss of the I'm ted states, but We deniahu
.,,.,,,.te who is Tree to do justice to all 'he
:, .hs con ,try--,he poor as well as Ice
rich
p,,olro5. That the trickery VI the Presldeh
.,d mis- advisers by which they prevented
,,o,.. in the House Of Representatives on TN
Reck silver amendment to the BOND purcnAS'n'
h;u ea.1a,s he vii ainy of the secret ana ir'auu
,,,.,t demonstration OF silver in 1878.
ps.s,.sd. Th.t we are in favor Of the protec
.;o, Of home Industry, and that the iaborers
This connsry have right to all the WORK req UNI
a 20 supply the people Of the United States
md that we are In favor of high wages 10 ehi
.ouutry and to that end viii protect 'ne wage
-, c,upetition with the cheap labor Q
= ether lands.
Resosred: That the p ,licy Of the Governmen
.s,,,d bs inaugurated and established by tn
.op,e through their representatives in bot
Houses Of Cong rsss, and not by the Presiden
- the money trust, Of which he. eithera ager
,r head, is most active in defending,
III
ueeo1ued: nat We charge President c'ev
80 vish violating every promise he made
aver q civil service reform. with q piping