Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-04
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS.

he Republicans OF the State Of Nerais in
ooaveAticu scmbled again express their 10y
aNv - the principles Of the Republican party.
which have n,de the country 50 great and pros
prsus duriEg the last quarter o< . century.
RAsslsed: That the question Of . sufficient
supViy Of circulating medium to maintain .
permanent range Il the price Of labor aud
prSPsrF 10 the most important political ques-
tisa awaiting solution By the American psople.
kassIssj: rhas . diminishing q1antitv cf
n.Dey redscss the price of labor and property.
iuGeases tts obligation Il contract, enriches
tee esditsr, inpoverishes the debtor, and par
s'yE1s industry and enterprise.
Hssslssd: That the present financial system
ID he Vnitei States. WEIGH increases or dinir-
ishs- the circulating medium n. the pleasure Of
tsc Hanipulators If ths National banks with
sat rsgari ~ the increase Of population or the
wnts Of The people. and which rec gnizcs gold
a;,ae - che ssandari of value. and places ia
tse hands Il the Treasury Department all the
reyenue & che Government TO speculate with
IN bonds and loan to National banks wit aout
i,hress. 10 sutrers.ve Of the rights of the rec-
pis. oppressive. uajuss, and should be repudi-
s,el
Resslred: gi.. a financial policy whereby
sssh gol7 and silver shall form the basis OF cir
cslaticu, whether The money used BY the peo
pie b coin. or in certificates reteeinab!o IN
CON. o. both rs convenience may reqai c, ;s
incerztive.y demanded.
esssyras: INT ;5e attempt 20 substitute
gat;ou.i bank notes, costing the Government
ni1Aons of dollars annually. for free silver,
essting nothing. 10 an outaage upon the people:
tsas the money ring o. trust, which has usu p
ed The sovereign power of the Government. -
iesse money. aud which has fr.udulen.,y de-
rssnesized silver and seiz. the rcvcarcs o. tie
0evernmentf privAte speculation. saocss :hc
naval sense Of the people aud destroys respect
Jr csvsrnm mt ami Lay. We acuand that
tsis ring sr t,ust b destroyed and equal rights
restored to all people.
Resolved: Tha. ve charge that President |
Cleveland is tho willing tool or agen: Of pow
erful money ring which fat;ens the subsidies Of 1
tae Government. makes war on silver. issues |
its paper currency at the expense OF the Gov |
sIon ami u, them without the payment Of |
interest. contract, the currency to sahance the |
value q bonds. sad erriches the usurers while I
it dcpgc-ses tic price Ct labor and property.
Resolrei: Tret We favor the nomination Of
40 ma. Tor Pr s;deas who - personally inter !
,.sted in National b,- Ks or the bonded ifdebt- |
carsss Of the United States, but we demand q
esadatate vino Is free to do justice to AL the !
y-Ple sf tie c9nl;Ty--:k, poor as well as the |
rTh-
cessluo.: That the trickery Of tie President |
asd his advisers b. which they prevented |
vote IN the House G, Representatives on tie |
Bses silver al--cadnen. TO tie 2oad purchasing |
~. equals 'ho vii ainy Of the secre; and fraud
uiant lMsnet;saticn Of silver In 1873.
II.
iessssed- Th-< We are in favor sf tic prs.ec- |
ton Of heuc Industry. and that the labercrs Of !
to coanuy have a rish: to al the work requir- |
ssi 70 supply the pccrlo of the United S.stcs. |
and thsI ~e arc In favsr Of high wages in this |
rou,try and - that end will protect the wage |
v.rksrs scmpc.itiea With the cicap labsr .: !
sthsr isaSs.
Ssssaa6: Tina, The lley Of the Gsvcrnnent
should be inaa- .urz;ed and established by the |
people through their representatives in both
Hsusos Of Cong rcss, and not Sy the President
or tAe ms.eV trust, 4 which he. eithcrasaesnt
M head, i most active in defending.
III.
HsssyrcI: That re ,Aar.c rrcsseisat Cisve-
lad vith violating every promise he made IN
favsr q sisa servies reform, vitA Gpp'in& tAS