Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-23
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.

tbs Republicans CT the state Of Nevada in
xsnvsatioa assembled again express their 10y
Ctr 10 the principles OF tho Republican party
xetieh have made the country SO great and pros
pa-sus duriRs the Lass quarter e a century.
ResolEcl That .he question oi sufficient
supply Of circulating medium 70 maintain
permanent range cf the price of labor and
,ssperg is the m ost important political qu-s.
.i-a awaiting solution - the m1Tican people.
Geselsez. That diminishing quantity Of
saoaey reduces the price Of labor and property.
Increases the obligation Of contract, enrichcs
the creditor, impoverishes the debtor, and par
ssyzes industry aad enterprise. =.
gsssls,d. Th.t the present financial system
70 the United states, WEIGH increases or dinii-
fshes the circulating nieiiu-n at the pleasure Of
-ha nsanipulators ol tha National banks With
on. rc-ar3 70 the increase OF population or the
wants ei she people, and which rec gni@es gold
alone :. the STANDARD OF value and PLACES
.se hands Of the Treasury Department all the
.rrvonas II the Government to speculate with
bonds and loan 10 National banks without
ussres., i. subversive of the rights Of the peo-
., oppressive, unjust, and should be repCdl-
tel
iaeso!sed: Tast financial policy whereby
Soli and silver shall form the basis OF cir
Siaticn, whether the money used by the peo-
ss Ne scin, or in certificates redeemable n
Gin. or both. rs convenience may Ielui c, IS
zsper&:iyely denishsed.
Rsso,sei: TIA. the attsnp. to substitute
yytionsl bank notes. costing the Government
millions of dollars annually, for free silver,
..,stinr nothing, is an outaage upon the people;
nat the money ring or trust. which has 1su p
Cd shssovereign power o. the Government TO
issue money. and whicA hes frardnlentiy ce-
mono lied silver and seizsd the revenues ot the
Government. r private speculation, shsess the
.,usra. sense Of the people and destroys respect
for Gorcrnmen. and Law. We demand that
dis ring or trus. be DESTROYED and equal rights
restored to all people
gesslrcs. That we charge that President |
cieselaas. is the willing too: or agent oi pow
erful money ring which fattens the subsidies OF
shc G tvernmsnt, makes war on silver issues
;ss pa.,er currency at the expense Of the Gov
.rpmen.. horrows the revenues raised by taxa
,.o. ami use. then, without the payment Of
interest, contracts the currency to enhance the
value Of bonds, and enriches the usurers while
sdepresses the price OF labor and property.
.Resolsed: That We favor the nomination OF
70 man for rssident who is personally inter
estcd in National banks or the bonded indebt-
sdness OF the United States, but We demand
candidate who is fire. to do justice to all the
people Of the couutry--the poor as well as the
rich.
Resslrss. That toe trickery Of the President
~ his advisers by which they prevented
vote in the House Of Representatives on the
Beck silver amendment to the Bond purchasing
ill. EQUALS the villainy Of the secret and fraud
silent demonstration OF silver in 1873.
Hssclrs6: That we are in favor of tie protec-
tion Of home Industry, and that the laborers OF
n 4 country have right to all the work req uir-
ID q supply the people OF the United States,
m that we are In favor Of high wages in this
country and to that end viii protect the wage
workers competition with the cheap labor Of
other lands.
Essolvea: That the policy of she Government
should be inau,urAt.d and established by the
ss7ic through their representatives in both
Houses os Congress- and not by the President
% sas money trust, of which he, either a. agent
n head, is most active in defending,
R<xsIssd: That We ,ha-sc Pres.deat C4eye-
- viii violating vsy premise be made in
svsr q csvil sssviss refcna. VIA or piping