Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-05-27
CoNns-ieaaL sALUTaTORY.

Tie late editor and present os.
tersii,le proprietor Of tins paper
left on Friday evenings train for
San Francisco. The purpose OF
his trip Was to negotiate. if posi-
BILE, with the Nevada Bank or c.
PR. X. Co. for a sufficient sum of
money tn cancel the mortgage
which is held by the writer upon
the APrxAL newspaper and print
ing establishment. The indebted
ness is legitniates and was contract
cd for three days editorial services
OF the morfgagee while the mort
,ayor was attending the Winnemuc-
ca Convention.
While the writer has no DISPOSE
ton to crowd mis- debter to the wal
a,io tine wants of large, and rapid
proceed ordinary business prudence
ly increasing family compel the
former to enforce the payment oil
the Indebtedness. He has, how
ever, generously gwen his debtor
until next Wednesday before COM
mcncing for foreclosure. Presum-
ing upon the probability OF the
concern falling into his hands at
the expiration of the limited time,
he deems it proper to forshadow
the policy OF the APPEAL, under
such contingency, during the APP
preaching campaign. 1t will re-
gard the question of tariff reform
IS a parament IN National
roli,ics. 1t will fight out the Issue
OF the great campaign upon the
line of President Cleveland's mes
sage. 1t will not argue the ques-
ton as of protection or free trade,
but simply as of practical politics.
1t will endorse the views OF the
President, that the existence oil an
actual surplus in the Treasury,
estimated to reach $140, 0Oo, 900 on
the SOth., of June 1888, and the
further increase under the present
laws. are a menace to all business
interests ana a direct incentive to
". stefulness and corruption in the
appropriations OF public money.
Upon this paramount issue the AP-
PEAL will contend for reduction
Of tariff in accordance with the
time honored principle OF the Demo
cratic party, with the view OF the
following practical ends.
OTTO relieve the 9S per cent. oil
the peo;le OF Nevada, as against the
interest of the other two per cert
from the needless burdens on the
necessar:es OF life and on the ma
terials and Implements OF indus
tries.
f2.lTo remove artificial obstruc-
ton to the growth OF American
manufactures, which restrict them
to the home market and shut them
ont from the markets OF the world.
(31To introduce the principle OF
equal taxation according to the
means of the taxpayers, and not
according to their needs, as consul
mers of dutiable goods.
t4oTo remove the causes OF So
cial discomfort by giving to every
man the whole of his earnings, IN
stead of taxing one class to ensure
profits for another.
(5.) To destroy the monopoiies
now multiplying all over the coun-
try under the name of Trusts under
shelter of the tariff.
(6.) To increase the national
wealth by leaving capital and la
Dor free to seek their highest re-
ward.
7.)To remove from Congress
corrupting influences OF never en-
ding scramble for fayors and ad-
vantages, under the tariff, to par
ticular classes, which can be given
only at the expense of those not so
favored.
(S.) To expunge the false and
grovelling idea that the American
people, with the richest land and
the greatest natural resources that
the sun shines upon, cannot earn
xt.;. l;y;po Uithcut taxing them