Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-12
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.

The Republicans of the State of Nevada il
convention a semblcd again express their 10y
atty to the principles of the Republican party
which have mide theconrtry so great and pros
porous duri, & the last quarter Of n century.
Resoired: That the que tion Of a sufficient
supply If circulating medium to maintaia a
permanent range of the price of labor and
property is the mos: important political 9ues
toR awaiting solution by tie American people.
R1solved: Th,t a diminishing quantity of
money reduces the price of laDor and property,
increases { e % igation Of Contract, enriches
the creditor, impoyerishes the debtor, and par
alyzes industry ard enterprise.
Resolved; That the present financial system
oi the United States, WEIGH ipcrea es or di min
ishe, the circulating medium at the pleasure Of
tho manipulators If the National banks with
cut regari IN the increase of population or the
wants Of the people, and which rec gnizes gold
alone as the standarl of value. and places in
the hands of the Treasury department ali the
revenue e the Government 10 sp, cu!ats with
ia bonds and loan to National banks wit nout
isterest, is su5versiye of the rights of the peo
plo, oppressive. unjust, and should be repudi-
sted.
ResoIred: That financial policy whereby
both gul1 and silver shall form the basis Of cir
culation, whether the money used by the peo-
PIE be coin, an certificates reIeemablc IN
coin, or both Is convenience may Ieiui c, Is
imperatiYsly demanded.
Rcsclred: Th.t the attempt to substitute
Nat:ona bans note, costing the Government
millions of dollars annually, Tor free silver,
costing nothing, is an oa'aa.c upon the people:
that the money ring oE tsust, which has usu p
I'd the sovereign power ii the Government to
Issue money. and which hes fr@uduieht.y de-
Monetized silver anu s,iz u the revenues Of the
Government r priv te speculation, shOc.s the
mora nse of the pcopl, aud destroys re >pect
for Goverilingnt ami Law. We asmsnd that
this ring or ust b. &c ssroyed and equal ri shts
restored to ali people.
R1sogred: That We charge that President
Cleveland IS the wiling tool agent OF = pow
srful money ring which iattens the subsidies OF
the Government. makes wa ON silver. issues
is paper currency at the expense Of the Gov
srnment, oorrows the revenues raised BY taxa
ato,a an rss them without the paymeat OF
interest, contract. the currency to enhance the
value Of bonds, and enfiches the u,uIers whiis
it depresses the price OF iabo. and property.
R1s9leed: T,at se favor the nomination cf
ne man for Pr sideut who is pc sSnally inter
osted in National bl Ks or tins bonded Ilaebt-
sdness Of the Unitea States, but We demand s.
candidate who il Iree To do justice to all the
people cf the cou Ity--.he poor we'll the
rich.
Resolued; That the trickery of the President
and his advisers by which they prevented
vote in the H0u-, ci Eeprcscatsti. ON the
Rccs silver amendment To toe Bond purchasing
hill, equals h. vii Amy of the secret aud fraud-
ulont demonstration of silver ia 1873.
kxssIced: That we are in favor Of the protec-
ton Of home irdustry, and that The laborers of
this connuy have right To al. the work requir
cd TO supply the people Of the United States,
aa that ~e are In favor Of high wages ia this
country and TO that End viii protect ,he wage
workers competition with the cheap labor of
ssher linus.
Reselred: That the p licy Of the Government
should be inaus surased and established by the
people through their representatives in both |
Houses of Cong ress, aud not BY the President |
q the money trust. o: which he. eithera, agent |
sr head. i most active in defending.
RssolseI. That We charge President Cleve-
Iaad With violating every promise he made in
Ibvvr os siyii service reform, with cippling the