Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-28

The Republicans of Nevada. in con-
vention assembled, heartily indorse
toe acts of the fifty first Congress,
which has made greater advances in
correct and needed Legislation than
anv since the war.
The crime of filibustering, so often
resorted to by the Democratic party
for the purpose of defeating legisIa-
ton and blocking the wheels of gov
eminent, has been done away with
BY the genius of Reed, Mckinley and
their associates, and rhe offenders
taught that congressman are paid by
the people for making laws and not
bad politics.
1t had, by a strictly party vote,
placed the Silver question on a basis
that will lead naturally to free coinage
and disarm all opposition among
hnanciers
1t has taken up the work of a read
lustment of the tariff in patriotic and
Duslness-l1ke way, such as will protect
the interest of labor and at the same
tlnne encourage capital to enterprise
that VIII furnish 1t with employment
at good wages.
New sles, which were denied their
rights before, nave been al 10 tied % the
- :, a. ~, ~ !. grip OF Tam many Hall
upC the Presidency broken.
Trust that grew rank under CIeve-
lands administration have en- brok-
en- up anu ma ie TO obey the laws of
n on~sJ commerce.
Efforts are being made to prevent or
punish frauus and lntImiuations in
elections
A navy as been provided for and suit
. bic pei sfons granted % prevent sur
eIlBg among the sick and wounded
heroes OF The war
is
CARNATIONS of "A Id egIons, where the
ttepub AN policy IF free homes and
free schools can br extended
UneitIned land grants are bei~ re-
Stored u he pub &c domain and the
Ianu thrown open TO settlement ana IN
all ihlngs he pledges of the NatIoaal
piai1 1rnI are b. ing amply red-e Ell.
We endorse the Al ollnIsi rati IN of
President harrison ana cbm mend his
cor SerVaIiVe course as striking in con-
tfnst win his redecessur IN office
during the form n Adm ms ttIon
liver aud wheaO ,Ou he'd tHe l. west
prico Yer KIN Wa, an rm RS bIrued
ih-lr corn Tor fuel. IrDs We're stimu-
Lated, finances -iSarrangeu, sJri es pre-
val ed, tue mail service was demora-
bz 81 and business founh ITS op
pressed INST ad oi heIng encouraged Dy
lie me- "a bis Of he fove rnm ent, whose
VINO bus ness should be 10 benedl the
G, untry.
To-day silver. W eat, lea and ~ the
produc S of abor are rapidly using. and
while the Democratic OfficI is may per-
hdps be innocent OF iuLeuti sualty de-
stroylng our prosperity thev re culpa-
he To- the resal,s OF under, hey
WO0iu De Tor crimes. Under Harf iSOn
Oulnese anu con racJ LABOR are Kept out
fthe country. ameri an tapor r. and
mecaanics protected, agricu iture i en-
ragged DN a q -parIment int IA gently
cond uc,ed r lis benefit, and the laws
al mustered IN WIS firm and pa
tflOtlc manner. II presenting It's tick
ct the voters of NeVsda, O. nepub-
ado T ii rRta IN re-
lrenchm cut where er it is possible in
county and State e. penditur.s.
W" pledge our n I'm ne 70 a system
OF stare improvements which 5 laIl save
the water nov running waste, and
{ eV sc me ms t. secure its DSs IN the ir-
rig alton Of the fertile lands now lying
We endorse the measure introduced
oy tor ewart p opoSing TO cede
the lands with our lines TO the state
lof Tn purpose Of alIing 20 improve our
Ter StOfa &c and irr eating system,
and We appeaf 10 tOngrtsS and the
PRESIDENT 20 grant this much-needed
ali.
We indnr-e the course OF our senators
and Repr sentative in Congress. and
com m emf their efforts to establish on a
De Ter BASIS IRE use Of S1lv as money.
and reaffirm our compton, slug de
m tud 70 the free coinag- OF OoIn gold
b nd SILVER and their equal station in
our n lOnal currency,
" WHEREAS, The practice of ting
mail contracts in this state to non-re-
SlueutN hereof, VINO seek and obtain
such CO acts onIy for tue purpose OF
the same, has res tied in an
inf rior and impaired mail service;
ResotCed. That s.ur deIega ton IN on
the ensctme Of a law to prevent such
a buses in the future
We aye IN favor OF the improv meut of
the wages of American labor by re-
Splc Ing immigration from foreign
a thorough revision OF our
D naturalization and land laws the con
sJructIou of naval ara s. uefen es,
tn- fo~I n Sg of free schools and pppu-
lar education, tn enforcement of a sree
bal lot and q fair couni, cherishing the
defenders of our country, the protection
II iey cIiiZsn in his rights mt homo
= d abroad, The fostering OF policy
tha' VIII extend our com cree, the set
ling all foreign complicatIo by ar
OitratI IN, and "A Iibe raj appropriations
BY congress he con -tructiou OF
" ter researches and system of irrt-
gdtIon.
Resogced, That we are in favor OF the
aust "alian sNste 80 OF ballot
ResOlrsd That as at the coming cleo
Ion the question as to whether or not
a CoH~tfLutionl Conv ntiOn UiIls be
held is to submitted to The people,
ma we earnestly invite a calm and
thorough discussion of the question
turin g he Campaign.
ResoIred that it is the policy of the
RepE bllcan parry of Nevada 10 secure
al SAFE and possible retrtncnmcnts in
1ublic AIRS, and especial in d1spen-
ing wit unnecessary ffierS ana use
ess deputi, in adjusting salaries upon
/ bs sis of services performed, deer as
ng the per diem mileage anu
shortening the session and leSSenlnS
ne nun Der OF mem hers of he LeSlsia-
ure, ia the reduction of taxation ana
n consolidating county offices ana
limin'sl ing county expenses, ana 70
md we pledge the nominees of tats
ard arDestiy ask that me
lom neeS of the seSe,al county con-
'entions be likewise obligated.
o. nAI n0Vo s&&oa