Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-11
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS

we,ubiiesns o. tho state Of Nevada IN
-snyeu,iu { sslnbIed again express heir 10Y
.,ey % the prsaeiples u the Republican parry
~A,o , 4 ave m,ie the coIrtry so great AMI pros
sr~us dnri z the last quarter of c nsmy.
Ree,lred: That the que tion Of sufhc'ent
..ps,ly ii q circulating medium TO maintai''
v9uaneus rage Ct the price OF 'aoos ana
prsperV Is the most important htica qu.s
- avaitip. solution by the Am riean people,
Re~lvsi: Tn e diminishing qusntitv Of
-snsuey r duces the price of la or and p'opeI'y'
lnsre.scs o. igstion Of contract e'rienes
~ creditor, nnpoverishss the debtor. ana par
savsss industry and enterprise.
Reeslved: That the present financial system
u he . .i,ed states. WEIGH increi es or al IN
be NE circulating medium at the pleasure OF
al. p..,inuiasoss cf the National banks with
sus Re. ar sstne increase Of population OF the
wants of tire people, and which rec giizs :oia
alone IS tn sssniar OF value. aad piac u
sbs haul Of the Treasury Department a. the
rsvsnus 4 sha Cove nmenf to sp Gu sts Win
in bonds and loan to National banks wit nous
interest. il subveIsive Of tn rights of the pe'-
pls oppressive, unjust, and should be rspudi-
stei.
ke,olred: That financial policy whereby
both yo.s an1 silver shall form the basis OF eir-
esslstion, whether the money used BY The peo-
p;e be coir, cr in certificates re .eenaaa'c N
cci,L or both "a convenience msy ielai c, Is
s;nperstivsiY demanded
.Rc,elreE: tn 1t the attempt to suostituts
Nssisua bans notes, costing the Government
millions Of dollars annually, for free 81 ver'
costing not .ins, is an outaa-e upon the pe'pie'
,ha, the ruoney ring Or trust. which has nsn p
ed the sovc. eliza power ef the Governments %
issus mo e,. aa1 which hss frans1'eis.y a
pooue..zed ser anu seiz d the EeseHaes u tae
Cosernnsasf r priv te speculate N, sa''c s'e
-pera ; 4.se 4 sae peopl' aud 'iessr ys re Pe's
FOR sr-s., ut snl Law. We esmsnd sh"s
.hi.r,ax ~ is. ae de troyed and eqs-Ai RI n-'
re tred % II pse.ie.
ao.,,<5: T74s We charge that pf-zi-ens
ss.r.,, as shs 4ilsias tool u AZ IL oi pow
srir., .s.as, ring whscA iattens tie rs ieiss q
she 1; ssras.s1at. makes wa On sli'e'. Issues
i.sra,e4 earsssscy II the eA.'silse q tis Gov
sru,uss,s. i3osfows tAe revenues F.-is = 0y s-N--
10. - ass - ~ ~i.l as the Iyyiee Z d
;n,..s-. sa.. s.ss. IT, casrcHcy 70 e nance 'ise
vance 1s.s. ara enFIeacs TIE u-nssrs ~ai.
..ep-s ses ll.e Il rice c. iAbos an1 prep-rty-
.yss.ess 7 i vs favor TIE n.sa.I.i lou q
o,saasss pr silent wAo IS pc s'hal-y in'er
90, +, Aaes ia. b IS or thu bonded indeD1
-,..f lie Tn ted states, bat We dem.nd
.,.,,...,. :. b. Is lree TO do justice to al tn
,s..,;s .. tie slry---he poor as well IS TN
rich.
p~s1,rss. That the trickery of the Presiien
ard MS advisers by which they prevented
xs.s in The Heus. Of Representatives On 'h
p..,.s silver amendment to the Bond Purchas!ii
h,u .,u.;, b. ,.I Amy of the secret and irAuu
,,.a. sepoue,ization of silver in ISIS.
Esselrea: Th-t We are in favor OF the pro'e
tion of hcne industry, and that the 'Aoorers
.this sosauy have . right TO all the work req VI
"A to supply the people OF the United State
.na that ~s are In favos Of high wages In tn
.e.,.utry and to that end will protect the vas
v>rksrs competition With ths cheap Labor
sehcr lands.
RepssseS: rhxs the p ,lioy Of ths Governne
.dhsu;d ~ ina1s surated and established ~
sopis through their representatives. Ia %
upusss Of Cong ress, and - Sy tbs Preside
.wthe aoney trust, = which hs, sitAerasa<
heoh. i - astivs = Attending.
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