The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1888-05-31

Adopted st the winnemucca Cen
veatien May. 1854.

The Republicans of the State OF Ne
vada. IN Convention assembled, again
FL r.ss their loyalty 10 the pri"c,p...s OF
the Republican party. which have made
this country so great aud prosperous
during the last On .rter of century
IL. Resolved That the qnestion of n
sufficient supply of n circulating medi
um to maintain permanent rargs OF
the price OF labor AID property is the
most imp rfant political question await
lug solution by the Amer can p .ople.
That diminishing quantity of money
reduces the price Of .bor AMI property.
Increase tue obligation OF contracts. en-
riches the creditor. impov-ri.hes the
debtor. and paraiyz.s Industry and en-.
trpr,s- I
That the present financial system of
the Uni,sd States. which increases or
iminish.s the circulating medium ai
tn pleasure of the manlpul,tors OF the
natiopal hanks. without g,rd to the
ncr as- OF population or tn wants oi
people. aud which recognizes gold
Q on as the standard of va,ue. and
p,aces in the hands OF the Treasury ID :
partment all tlir revenue of the Gov rI-
ment to sp culate with IN bonds and
loan TO the national banks without in-
ter-st. is subversive Of the rights of the
people, opr ress,v,, unjust aud >houh
be rspuliated. That financial policy
whereby both gold aud silver shall flrm
thu basis OF circulation. whether the
money usei by thu p~op'e he coin, o.
coin c, rtiticstr- red--mible in coin or
.,tr ,.,s
peratively demanded That the attempt
to substitute nationsl bank notes. cost
lug the Government mi lions OF dol mrs
annually for free silver. costing nothing
is AN outr ge upon the people; that the
money ring or trust, which has usnrped
the sovereign power Of the Government
to ISSUE money. aud which has frsdu-
lently delnonetize silver aud s-izsd the
revenues Of the ,iovrrninsnt for private
speculation, STOCKS the moral sense OF
the people aud aestross respect for gov
ernment andi Law. We demand that
this ring or trust bs destroyed. and
equal rights restored to ali the people.
We charge thst President Cleveland is
the willing tool or agent OF a powerful
money RIG which fattens on the sub
Slllrs III Tue uOstIuultut, ndhco Wat ou
silver. issues its paper currency at the
expense Of tho Government, borrows
the revenues raised by taxation aud
uses them without the payment OF inter-
-st. contracts the currency 10 enhance
the value OF bonds. aud en,iches uslrers
while it depresses the price OF labor
and property. That we favor the noml-
nation - no man for President who Is
personally interested in national banks
or the bonded Indebtedness OF the Unit. d
States, but we demand candidate who
Is free to do justice to all people Of .hs
country--the poor rs we'll as the rich.
That the trick Of the President and
his adviser. by which they prevented a
vote in tho House OF Representatives on
the Beck silver amendment to the Bond
Purchase bill. equals the villany OF the
secret and fraudulent decentralization
OF silver in 1873
III. Resolved. That We are in favor
OF the protection 6i home industry. and
that the iaborers Of the country have a
right to all the worx required to supply