Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-06
PLATFORM & RESOLUTIONS

he Republicans OF tho State Of Nevada in
oe,venIoa . scmbled again express their 10y
atV 70 shs principle, of tho Republican part y
whie1 Ive n iic the colrtry SO great and pros
porous during the last quarter Of a century.
kssslsei: That the que ton Of eusic ent
supply Of circulating medium to maiutain 9
permanent range d the price OF labor and
property 10 the most important p Utica ques-
tisa awaiting solution BY the Am rican people.
kessssak: Thlt . diminishing Q.antitv Of
increases { . oo igation Of contract, erriches
the creditor. impoverishss the debtor, and par
aiyDes industry and enterprise.
lssoIsed: That the present financial system
ID the B"ited states, WEIGH increa es or di nin-
isho, the circulating medium at the pleasure of
tho nadpulators If the National banks with
cut sesari tp the increase Of population or the
wmts Of the people. and which rec gniz,s gold
alone as tn. stan iar of value, and placss iu
the hands Of the Treasury Department al the
rc~caue e she Government TO specu ste with
10 boads and loan TO National banks wit neut
interest. il su5ve1sive of the rights of the peo-
le. oppressive, unjust, and should be repudi-
afel.
Eesslrcd: That financial policy whereby
seth gols and silver shall form the basis of cir
culation, whether the money Used by the peo-
pie be coin. or in certificates redeemab.o IN
csln, or both as convenience may requi c, is
inperztively demanded.
A. ,l-..k,
NaEiona. bank notes, costing the Government
nsblions II dollars annually. for free silver,
s-ssting nothing, is an outage upon ths people.
that the money ring or trust, which has usuip-
ed ths sovereign power Of the Government to
iAsue money. and which has frsuduentiy de-
noaetiEed silver and seiz. the revenues of the
Government priv-te speculation, shocas the
moral g. nse Of the people and destroys re >pect
for Government ami Law. We ucmand that
;his ring or ust be destroyed and equal rig hts
restored 70 al people.
Rcsslved: That We charge that President
CieTslaId IS tho willing tool or agent Of pow
erful money ring which fattens the subsidies Of
the Government. makes war on silver. issues
i1 paper currency at the expense Of the Gov
alton al . uss them withsut the payment Of
interest, contract, the currency to e4hance the
yalno Of bonds, aud enricAes the u-urers whils
i. depre ses the price of labor and property.
aesol.ed: 7. at We favor the nomination Of
no man f,r Pr siden. who is pc sonaliy inter-
ested IN National b. Ks or the bonded indeb.-
caness Of the Un4ted States, but We demand 8.
candidate who is Tree TO de justice to all the
,copls of tho c2uItry--iae poor as well As the
Yich.
kescloas: That the trickcry Of the President
sad his advisers by which they prevented a
yetc in the Hous. Ct Representatives on the
lsecx silver amendment to tine Bond purchasing
sal equals n sii aiuv of the Secret AID fraud |
ulcnt ksnsre.izst!on Of silver in 1873.
II. l
R1Eclscs: Thai wc are in fave1 If the prstcc- |
tion Of home irdus;ry. xnd that the lahorers Of |
nhi6 coanuy have right "a al the work requir- |
sd to supply the pscp:c Of the United States, |
sai thak ~e are Ia favsr Of high wages io this |
country and to that end will protect tho wage
workers sompoitisn with ,he cheap labor Of |
other .uns.
E1s1sed: That the p liey Of the Government
shou d - stnaasnrated and established by the
pesplo through their representatives in both
asases IL Csus rcss, and NOT BY the President
or The msne3 trust Il which he, eithera. agent
~ hr.d, = nest active 10 Ae1e.dins.
III.
R.sseeed: That ~ ,harge rres,ds.t Glove
.aA Ulth vlaAting evay premise he made in
s-se Y dva avvte. resssD, wtsA sriPpinx ~ I