Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-13
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS

rhe Republicans OF the state Of Nevada in
esnvcntion . issmbled again express sheir 10y
alSy 70 the principles Of the republican party,
which have made tho country SO great and pros
porous during the last quarter Of centuv.
RAss,sei: That the question Of a sufficient
s.pply of circulating medium to maiutaiu
pernanent range ef the price OF labor and
property Is the most important pnliticai ques-
tiss awaiting solution by the merican people
Ressyeed: Tint . diminishing quantity Of
money reduces the price of lanor and property.
increases tie obligation Of contract, enriches
the creditor, impoverishes the debtor, and par
alyxa industry and enterprise,
Re,oIpeS: Tha. the present financial system
II the United States, WEIGH incrca os or dinin-
ishes tbe circulating medium at the pleasure Of
the nanipuiatOrs II the National banks with
cut rerari - the increase Of population or the
wants of the people. and which rsc gniz>s gola
sisus e the standari Of value, and plAc,s IN
the hands Of the Treasury Department all the
revenue e the Government 10 sp>cu ate with
in bonds and loan TO National banks wit aout
~,
pie. oppressive. unjust. and should be rePudi-
atei.
kaeo,eal: Tha. a financial policy whereby
both gola and silver shall form the basis OF CIR
s~aatiou. whether the money Used by the peo-
ne bs coin, OF in certificates reasonable 'n
eSiu. or both as coavenieuce may ie4ui 9, a
in,arativsly demanded.
SssolrcI: Int the attempt to substitute
N.siona bank notes, costing the Government
piilions Of dollars annually, for free silver,
eos.ing nothing. is al outage upon the people,
that the money ring or trust. which has usu p
es the sovereign power VI the Government 70
issue money. and which has frauoueitiy de
aouesized silver ami ssiz d the revenues oi the
Government r priv TO speculate n, shccAs tAe
moral q, nse of the pcopi and destreys re peel
for G.yeruia mt ami Law. We osmGnd that
;hSs ring or Us: be de ,troyed and equal RI at.
restored to all people.
Resolres. That ws charge that PRESIDENT
Cleveland IS the willing tool " agent oi pow
srtul money ring wh.ch latte ns the su6sidies OF
the Government. makes Wa ON snver, issues
payer Ius4c1-tl e.ic S->H~-A@~ - e'-~
srusnert, borrows the revenues rais>d by taxa
sso=. an Us, th.m without the payme.It d
interest. contract. the currency to . nance thu
value Of bonds, and enriches the usurers ~hil
il lcpresses tie price OF labor and property.
Rsxo,rci: Tat We favor the non,ination o
Is man for Pr sidcat VINO Is pc sonai'y inter
sssscd in National bi ks or tue bonded ii.deot
.auess oi the United States. bat We demand I
candidate who is Tree to do justice 60 al th
PEOPLE u the eouAiry-.hc poor Is wei. as tn
rich-
Resolead: That the trickery Of tie Presiden
and his advisers by which the, prevented
vote in the Hou., Vi Representatives On It's
Beck silver amendment To tie Bond PURCHASING
IL equals he val Amy If the secres and fraud
r,cas decentralization os siiysr il 1873.
ReSslces. Th.t ve are in favor Of tie protee
1on Of homo itzdus.ry. aid that tho laborers q
ssis counuy have q right to al ths work rcquir
a 70 supply she psop.o u the United States
and thss 80 arc in fAvo- Of high wages in tai
country and TO that nd will prot.ct the wage
workers competition siih tho cheap labor Q
sehor txnds.
RepsSsed: Thatthe licy Of tho Govsrnmen
saould be insus suratsd aud established by Tn
psuple through their representatives in bot
ncuses Of Cong rsss. ard no. By the PIssiden
e che uon,y trust Of which he. either o. agen
Or Neod . NEST sctive in defending.
III.
Eou1sH: That ve charge President Cievs
IA Nth vioiAsng evsp promise he made