Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-14
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.

n Republicans Of the State of Nevada il
sonventica s-semblod again express their 10y
ally - the principles of the Republican party
Shiea have made the country SO great and pros
srsus during the last quarter Of century.
Assstsek: That the question of . sufficient
sqpp,y a . circulating medium to maintain
permanent range of the price OF labor and
Drsperey 10 the most important political ques
IN awaiting solution by the American people.
AssslssS: Th,t diminishing quantity Of
00ey reduces tho price Of labor and property.
iAersases tne obligation Of contract, enriches
~ creditor, iuapoverishes the debtor, and par
syzss industT. and enterprise.
Resolrsd: That tine present financial system
Z ths United states. WEIGH increa-e es or di sin-
hs- ths circulating medium at the pleasure of
tho maipulato-s uf the National banks with
suA regars - the increase of population or the
wants of the people. and which rec gnizes gold
Aiene a. tn s:an'isr. OF value, and PLACES IA
the haais Of the Treasury Department ali the
revenue Il the Government to speculate With
in bonds and loan to National banks wit tnout
interest, 10 subversive of the rights of the pec-
pie oppressive, unjust, and should be repudi-
ztei.
keselred: That financial policy whereby
both gOia and silver shall form the basis of cir
cpiation, whether the money used by the peo-
pc be coin. or in certificates redeemabls in |
coin. or both convenience may iequi. e, is |
fMeerstively demanded.
1
Ks1iona bank notes, costing the Government
millions Of dollars annually, for free silver, |
sosting nothing. IS an outage upon the people;
that the mon,J ring or trust, which has usup-
cd the soverei.n power Of the Government to
ssss,s Inorey. and which has frasiueasiy de-
nonssized silver and sciz d the revenues Of the
Government r priv speculation. sh9oAs the
moral ssase Ct tie peopis and destroys re -pect
for Go~srnGs y. AMI Law. We oemaad that
this ring or u.s. be De ,sroyed and equal rights
restored 10 all people.
Sessice.l: That we charge that President
cie~ela. d is the wiling tool or agent of pow
.xful snoray ring which iattens tie subsidies OF
Me Gsver...,u,. makes war on silver. issues
rs paper currency n the expense of the Gov
srnraent. borroas the revenues raised BY TAXA
.son an U.s. them Without ths payne. II
z,ser-st, c5ntracts the currency to e.hance .ae
value os 5oa4s, and easlcaes the rsurers whil.
tdepsessss the prize Of laoor and property
Essestef: Trat We favor the nomination Of
no man for Pr s;dea. wao is pc sonaiiy inter
esssd in National ba Is or the bonded indebt-
e<,uess Of the United states, but we. demand :
candidate who ; free to do justice to all the
people Of the cou4try--the poor as well as the
rich.
Ecsolres.: That tee tric,Sery Vt the President
and his advisers by which they prevented q
vote in tho Hoas, Of Representatives on the
Becx silver amendment TO the Bond purchasing
bill, e4aais he vi aiay vi the secret and fraud
alen: 4smonetizasion of silver in 1878.
Resclrel: INT we are in favor Of the protec-
ion Of home Industry, and that the lahorers Of
his esnnuy hive righ. to ali the work requir-
4 to supply the people Of the United States,
lnl chat N favos Of high wages In this
,suntry and to that end win protect the wage
vsrkcrs competition with the cheap labor of
,ther Inns.
klsosrsd: Thatthe ,licy Of the Government
hsuid be iaauy yurated and established By the
sspls through their representatives. in both I
lsases Of csas ress, and ~ by the President
&c Asaoasy trust, = which h. sithsrasgsnt
2 hesA, b nasse aetivs in defss1ins.
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