Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-03
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS

-. R.uublicans Of the State Of Nevada IN
convention assembled again express their 10y
,tv y the principles Of the Republican party
sh;ch have made the country 50 great and pros
p.r.u, during the last quarter Of a century.
R-ssrr,f. That the que-tion of sufficient
-,rrr,v of a circulating medium to maintain
permanent range Of the price of labor and
urepersy is the most important politicai ques
t;trs awaiting solution by tie American people
pesslred: That a diminishing quantity on
money reduces the price of labor and properly
increases tie obligation of contract enricnes
the creditsr. impoverishes the debtor, and par
slyzes industry and enterprise.
Ress,red: That the present financial system
in tho United States, WEIGH increas es or III m
:shes the circulating medium at the pleasure VI
,h. r,,n;nulators of the National banks with
ar. re-ari to the increase of population OF Toe
wants of the people, and which recognizes so''
.,.,,s a. the standard Of value, and places
e.. hand, Of the Treasury Department all 'ie
r.venue Of the Government to speculate WIS
N So,ds and loan to National banks VII nous
otsrest. i, subvers;ve Of the rights OF tne Peo-
,,,,r..sive. unjust, and should be repudi-
Ted.
6esolred: That financial policy whereby
g,ld and silver shall form the basis OF cir-
,,,..;or vhether the money used by the peo-
=. he csin, or in certificates redeemaols n
a, .r both as convenience may require Is
mperatively demanded.
Re.slred: That the attempt to suOsti'u'o
N.4;sr.l bank notes, costing the Government
,,;,,;ons Of dollars annually, for Tree s''ei'
.--t;ro pethiug, is an outaage upon the people,
,h,, the money ring or trust, which mas asa'p'
"A che sovereign power of the Gosernmen' =
;.,,,c mmev. and which has frsuduently ae'
mepetized silver and seizsd the revenues u ..'
Government rrivate speculation snse"s ~.
,,n,.l sense Of the people and destroys re>p''
- r,av.rrment and Law. We demand 'nA'
80. ~,,r az trust be destroyed and equal rsn''
ys,torcd to all people.
Re,.lced. That we charge sna1 r
~s-~,,aad is the willing too or agent "
-. .,oney ring which fattens the susS'.~
-. q .v.rnment, makes war on sisei. $50
..-,.sr currency At the expense Of the oo'
norrovs the revenues raised oy 'aAa
- ..i use them without the pay nne"'
-. contract, the currency to ennance u.
49, I, bonds. and enriches the osurers wn''
). depre.ees the price Of labor ana pfopsl'''
p...r,.d: That We favor the nominA''oa
-., sor Prssideut who is personally ms
..a IN National banks or the oonoeo i"1e
49,. - the United States. but we de"ana
s,a.,. vho is free to dc justice 70 III :. :.
n.Opls Il the Countrywide Ro0' = ~" = :
rich. pre.;de,
p...,,sa. That the trickery q ne fres''e
- ~. advisers by which they preven'ea
-.se in the House Of Representative oA !
~. silver amendment to the BOND pulcnA'.
"a, canal. the vilIainy Of the secret ana irAu
-. ss.ropetization Of silver in 1878.
p..orred: Th.t we are in favor OF the pfo''
40, os home Industry, and that the iaoorer'
49,. oountry have right to all the work reg
.aso .upp,y the people Of the United s'a'
,h.t xe are In favor Of high wages In u
country and to that end viii protect 'ne W.
workers competition with the cneap 'A'0'
ether lands.
Resolred: That the policy Of the Governm
.Aou,d be inauyurated and established by
eople through their representatives In D
Houses Of Cong ress, and not by the Pres'd
a. the money trust, Of which he. eithera az
a. head, is most active in defending,
Rseogved: That we charge President c''
- with violating every promise b mad
~ = sivil ssrvics reforn. win q ppa'ns