Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-04
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS

rhe Republicans Of the State OF Nevada In
cony ention assembled again express their 10y
altv to the principles Of the Republican party
rhich have made the country SO great and pros
,ersus during the last quarter of a century.
Resslred: That the question OF suincient
supply of circulating medium to maintain
permanent range of the price OF labor ana
uroperty is the most important political CUES.
ton awaiting solution by the American people.
Esss.,cd. ghst diminishing q,Iantsty of
money reduces the price OF labor anc properly
Increases e obligation OF contract, enrich's
the creditor, impoverishes the debtor, and par
alyzes industry and enterprise.
Rssoieed: That the presen; financial system
:, .hs United States, WEIGH increa es or di pln-
ishe.tbs circulating medium at the pleasure Oh
the u,anipuiators OF the National banks Will
ont reeari to the increase OF popuiauoh OF sne
wap,s Of the people, and which rec snizcs soid
.r,ne as the standard Of value, and places
III, hauis of the Treasury Department ali the
r.v.nue of the Government to speculate with
n.o,a. and loan to National banks wit aout
nseres., is subversive of the rights OF tne peo-
e. oppre ssive, unjust, and should be repuai-
ted
1esolred: That financial policy whereby
r,la and silver shall form the basis OF cir
ulation, whether the money used oy 'ne peo-
=. he coin. or in certificates redeemaDis -
<sp ar both as convenience may Ieaai e. -
u.oeratively demanded.
R...rred: That the attenpt to substitute
H.xiensl bank notes, costing the Go'ernaeh'
millions of dollars annually, for free s1Vef'
costing nothing, is an outage upon the peop'e'
that the money ring or trust. whicn mas dsu' =
"A tae sovereign power of the Governnieh' "
;.sua money. and which has frsuau'sA'is ~
,.,;xa,, silver and seiz the revenues oi 'ns
c.-.-,men. r private speculation, SHOCKS 'he
,,.-,, s.use Of the people and destroys fe'pes.
x,- csxsrnment and Law. We oemAnu 'a~'
49,. ling or trus. be DESTROYED and equA ~ u''
restored TO all people.
,.,.,.5 That we charge that Presiden'
a;s .hs willing too. or agent OF pow
,-s,, money ring which fattens the suSslo'o' !
~. =. verament. makes war on sn'et' 's.1s'
...-.,.r currency at the expense VI '"'
--.,,,srt borrows the revenues raisso W go
uss them without the payment =
-, contracts the currency to enhahce 'n'
- - h,.is- and enriches the usurers WIN
tdepresses the price Of labor anu p'op'
,.,.,. That we favor the nomina1on
-, s.r pr ssident who is personally in'ei
.-..d in National banks or the oonueu '''us'
49,. - the United States, but we demAhu
-s.a.,. who is free to do justice 70 all w
r.ople sf the couatry--she poor aS "'A - -
rich p-ss;dar
p...,r~.. That toe trickery of ne fres'uc''
- ~. .dvisers by which they prevented
-. in the House OF Representatives w W
p..r silver amendment to the BOND purenAS'', ,
"A, .,uals The villainy Of the secret ana irauu
-. as,,onetization OF silver in 1878.
p..orr..i. Th.:t we are in favor OF the prote'
..;on of home iudustry, and thai inc iAD''''
tbi. coun.ry have right to all the worA lsa ~
.a<, sup,,y the people Of the Cnitea s'as1a
-s,h.t .e are In favor Of high wages IN th'
countrv and to that end will protect 'ne ~as'
workers competition with the cheap 'ao0r
ether lands.
Resolred: That the policy Of the Governmen
shou.d be inauyurated and established by IN
acpIe through their representatives in bot
Houses of Cong ress, and not by the Presiaer
q the money trust, Of which he, either as agsr
~ head. i most active in defending,
R~olvsd: ThaG We charge President C'ev'
- viii violating every promiss - made
~ Z slvil ssrvies reform. viii = piping