Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-27
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.

Zss Republicans of the State of Nevada
Gvention assembled again express their 10y
.S2ty TO tho principles Of the Republican party
-fhioi have made the country SO great and pros
Ressssed: That the question of sufficient
1~ply u circulating medium 20 maintain a
p@mauens range of the price of labor and
property is the most important political ques
ton swaiti-s sos i,n by tae American people.
Rlssissd: That diIninshing quantity Of
money reduces the price OF labor and property.
Increases tie obi.s-ation Of contract, enriches
the creditor, impoverishes the debtor, and par
-aesss industry and enterprise,
Rssogssd: That the present financial system
- the United States. WEIGH increa.es or dinin-
hss The circulating medium at the pleasure of
The naampulato-s Of The National banks with
sus regard to the increase Of population or the
wants Of The people, and which rec gnizes gold
alone IS the staniar. Of value. and PLACES Ii
the hands Of the Treasury Department ali the
S0veuus of the Government to speculate with
bonds and loan to National banks wit nout
nlsress, is subversive of the rights Of the peo-
c. oppressive, unjust, and should be repudi-
ted.
&p,sed: That financial policy whereby
gol1 and silver shall form the basis of cir
ulation, whether the money used by the peo-
pA be coin, or in certificates reieemabis N
elm, or both as convenience may reqei e, is
Mceratively demanded.
Rssc1red: That the attempt to substitute
Kasiouzi bank notes, costing the Government
millions of dollars annually, for free silver,
costing nothing, is an outaage upon the people;
that the money ring or trust, which has isurp-
ed the sovereign power of the Government to
issue money. and which has frzuduleutly de-
rnonet tized silver and seiz the revenues Of the
Governmensf private speculation. siocns the
moral use Of the people and destroys respect
for Government AMI Law. We oenland that
shis ring OF tscst be destroyed and equal rights
restored to all people.
lesslce5: That we charge that President
CIeveaad is the willing too. or agent Of pow
srfus money ring which fattens the subsidies of
the Government. makes war on silver. issues
-srns.aent, bcrrcws the revenues raised by taxa
alton aa use them without the payment Of
interest, contracts the currency to enhance the
value Of bonds, and enriches the usurers while
tdeprsses the price Of labor and property.
Received: That we favor the nomination Of
% m.n for President who is personally inter-
esfed in National banks or the bonded indebt-
l..x
candidate who is free to dc justice to al the
peopls Of the country--the poor As well - the
sicA-
RsssSsd: That toe tricksry sf the President
- mis- advisers BY which they prevented .
vsfe In the House of Representatives On the
Beck silver amendment to the Bond purchasing
-, equals tho viliainy of the secret and fraud
uDsns dsasaetisaAisn Il silver in 1879.
ADslssd: Thk vs sEs in favor Of the prstec-
m Il hsas Industry, and that Tie labsrsrs q |
Ms ssnntzy have right v ell ths wsrk quir-
ass supply the people a ths Unitsi Gtafes,
~ sAAs wssrs y tavsr Il high wages In this !
esuntsy I'D - That end win prctost ~ wage |
vsrksss eoapstitisa With IL shsap lAbsr 4 |
Gohsr tands.
AOsgssd: fhstths policy Il ~ Cover.nsat
Ghsuld ~ inaayuratsd and established By The |
eapb tArosgh thdr reprsssatatives in botA
usasss q Congress. ~ - yths Prsdlsat
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