Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-22
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.

ne Republicans OF the State of Nevala in
cenventian a sembled again express heir 10y
.,sy 10 the prip pciples Of the republican party
sSiea have m lie the country great and pros
erSas duri, . the last quarter Of century.
Realized: That the que tion of a suitc ent
sarpiy Of 8 circulating medium TO maintai
permanent ranze cf the price of ,abor and
properly is the most important p Utica cues
taoa awaiting solution by the Am riean people.
Ressssei: Th,t diminishing quantity cf
nncy reduces the price Of laaor and property
increases e obigation Of contract, enriches
thu creditor, irapoverishes the debtor, and par
4lyzes indcstr, and enterprise.
Resol.sd: That tina presen. financial system
81 the Uni,ed states, WEIGH increa IS or di in
hes the circulating med uIn al the pleasure OF
tho maEipuiators ,f ihs .ational bsnks with
sst resari Z, tine ihcf, sse Of population or TIE
wants Of the people, and Sh ch rec gEiz colo
Acne ss tn st.n ar OF value, and plac
tho hands of the Treasury Department a. the
revenue 4 the Cove nmenf to sp. Gu ate with
in bonds and loan to National banks Wit aout
iascrcst, is subversive of tn rights OF the pen-
plo. oppressive, unjust, and should be repudi-
xted.
Essolred: That financial policy whereby
beth gol1 and silver shall form the basis of cir
euiation, whether the money used by the peo-
pss be coin, or in certificates re ieemable IN
eoen, or both as convenience may reqUi e. is
inperatively demanded.
Resolssd: tn the attempt to substitute
Ns.iona b2nk notes, costing the Government
millions Of dollars annually, for free 81 yer,
sosting nothing, is an outage upon the people;
that the money ring or trust. which has usu p
cd the elm power of the Gov ernment 10
issue money. and which has frsudGiehtiy d.
aonetizei silver and seiz the revenues oi the
Government priv te speculate n sh0c. 5 tse
moral rse u tie peopls and destr' ys re pect
for Gov rnE nt ami Law. We 0ernan5 that
this rins or U.s. De lie stroyed and equal ri hss
restored to ali people.
ReseIeeI: That we charge that President
clevela d is the willing tool or agent Of pow
eriul nsoney ring wh.eh fattens the ubsidies OF |
the Gayeranenl makes war on silver. issues |
a ptiTtt A~tiS5 t.st tAicuse Oi TIE poN- |
ssumept, bofrows the revenues rails d By taxa |
,t.cn aA US tn IN with ut the payment Of |
insere {, contract the currency to nance the
value II ton s. snd enriches tire usurers whils |
tdepre the price OF tabor and property.
Resslrod: 7 q. we favor the nomination Of
co man far Pr sident who is pe sJnaIsy inter- |
eszed in Mammal ba as or the bonded indcbt- |
cdness II The Un TED States, bat We demand & |
candidate who is Tree to do justice to al the |
people Of the couutry--she poor well as the |
rich.
Ress,csss That the tric.sery vi the President
and his adviser, by which they prevented
vote in the Hous, CT Representative on the
Beck silver amendment to the Bond purchasing
-, equals h. vii siny If the secret and fraud
ulent acnoae.izat;on Of silver in 1879.
RDelrai: Thlt we are in favo. oftlse protec.
Iisa Of home Industry, and that the laborers OF
Ehis sonntry have ri.h; TO sl the work REQ uir-
ID 70 supply the people u the United States.
md that ~e are n fav0r Of high wages L. this
loustTy and to that end viii protect the wage
workers competition with the cheap labor Of
DtAer hnas.
Asssssd: Thatthc p licy Of the Government
Aosid b in2asurated and e-tabii,hsd By the
sopis through sheir Representatives Ia b.xh
s'sses OF Ooag ress, and 10. By the President
esAsnsnsy trsst, q which he, either .. agent
shsea. b Hss assivs IN lsis,Ains.
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