Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-10
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.

Tie Republicans Of the State of Nevada in
esavention assembled again express their 10y.
atty 10 the principles Of the Republican party,
which have made the country SO great and pros
porous durirg the lsst quarter of century.
Rssolred: That the question Of a sufficient
supply Of circulating medium to maintain .
permanent range ef the price OF labor and
property is the mos. important political ques-
fion awaiting solution by the American people.
Resolred: That a diminishing quantity Of
money reduces the price Of labor and property.
Increases tie obligation CT contract, enriches
the creditor, impoverishes the debtor, and par
alyEes industry and enterprise.
Eesolced: That the present financial system
Of the United States. WEIGH increa os or dinin-
ishes the circulating medium at the pleasure of
the manipulators of the National banks with
out rcgari IN the increase Of population or the
wants Of the people. and which rec ynizes gold
alone IS the standard of value, and places ia
the hands Of the Treasury Department all the
revenue Il the Government to sptcu ate with
in bonds and loan to National banks wit aout
iaterest. is subversive of the rights of the peo
pile, oppressive, unjust, and should be repudi-
-ated.
Resolpcd: That financial policy whereby
both gold and silver shall form the basis OF cir
.sulation, whether the money used by the peo-
pie be coin, or in certificates reieemabe IN
coin, or both IS convenience may requi c, is
impcrxtivciv demanded.
Resclred: That the attempt to substitute
National bank notes, costing the Government
millions Of dollars annually, for free silver,
costing nothing, is an outage upon the people:
that the money ring or trust. which has usu p
cd the sovereign power VI the Government to
Issue money. and which has frsudulchty de-
none sized silver ami seiz q the revenues Of the
Government priv-te speculation. shocAs the
moral . nse of the peopls and destroys re pect
for Government ami Law. We 0einard that
this ring or trust be destroyed and equal Ri ats
restored to all people.
Rcsosrcd: That we charge that President
Cleveland is the willing tool or agent of pow
erful money ring which fattens tine subsidies of
the Government. makes wa, on silver. issues
il paper currency at the expense of the Gov
srnment, borrows the revenues raised by taxa
atom an uss them without the payment Of
interest, contract, the currency to enhance the
value Of bonds. and enriches the usurers while (
it depresses the price OF labor and property.
RcsoIred: Tpst We favor the nomination of
No man for Pr sident who is pc scnal.y inter-
ssted IN National ba ks or the bonded indebt- |
sdness a tho United States, but we demand . |
sand,dats who is free to do justice to all the !
people Of the oouatry-the poor as vel. the |
rich.
Resolved: That the trickery of the President |
and nis advisers by which they prevented
vote In the Hous, Of Representative ON the /
Deck silver amendment to the Bond purchasing l
bil. equals ,he viI Amy of the secret snd fraud
ulent aemonetization Of silver ia 1873.
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Reso1red: TA:t We are in favor of the protec-
ton Of home Industry, and that the laborers Of
q to supply tho people Of the United States,
and that we are In favor of high wages iu this
sountry and TO that end will protect the wage
workers competition with the cheap labor Of
sthor hands.
RessJred: That the p .licT Of the Government
IhcuId be inausurated and established BY the
psspls through their representatives in both
Houses Of Cong ress. and not By tho President
= the money trust of which be. either as agent
e heed, = most active in defending.
Ill.
Rcspgsed: That 10 aharge President Cleve-
Nd with violating evssy, promise he nade in
NJ 4 dvn ssrvies refsrh, With cripplins the