Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-11-01

NO political part" in human history
has taken sucn advarr ID positions
for the equality of races none has 50
welded the administration of author
it to the needs OF business, none has 50
managed the affairs of State as to
encourage the development and settle
ment of continent. none has eleNat-
| ed a nation ana 80 Contributed to the
comfort and happiness of man, none
has so honestly and economically car
ried on the routine duti $ of office.
In all things it has been the direct
opposite of the Democratic party.
I Grand in It's ambitions and impulses,
/ firm and reSolute in its consistency,
! strong in its devotion TO principle, it
! is now, as it has becn from its berth,
| the representative of all that Is best
! and noblest in its own country and
hope and promise of bettrr future
! for the trman race.
Its battles for human rights, its pre-
/ servation OF the Union, it~ abolition
of slavery, its protection to labor, its
| elevation of manufacturers, its uphold
| ing of the national credit, its efforts
/ in behalf of honest tinan 'ial methods,
/ its homestead svsten, and its -voti n
| to popular education have mace for it
! the Creates record of any political or
ganiz1tion this or any other country
ever had.
fhe names of It's heroes are Legion,
and the deeds of Fremont Lincoln,
Grant ami Glriel1 viii shrine like
electric iglt, on the pages of history.
Ihe Republicans Of Nevada, incon-
ventioa ass-nol.t. heartily inior~e
the acts of tn fifty first Congress,
which has made greater advances IN
correct and needed lcgislation than
any since the war.
The crime of tilibustering, 50 often
resorted to bv the Democratic party
for the purpose of defeating Iegi-lI-
ton and blocking the wheels OF gov
ernment, has been done away with
by the genius Of Reed, Mckinley and
their associates, and Cae Offenders
taught that congressman are paid bv
the people for making laws and not
bad politics.
Il had, by a strictly party vote,
placed the silver question on basis
that viii lead naturally to free coinage
and disarm ali opposition among
financierS.
1t has taken up the work Of a read
wstment Of the tariff in patriotic and
bu>lless-like way, such as viii protect
the interest of labor and At the same
time encourage capital to enterprise
that viii furnish 1t with employment
at good wages.
N~WS te>, watch were dent a tEeir
rights fore, nave been u ttfnit 81 . the /
Unlo !, a dtt9 grip ~ Fam N *Iy naIt (
upc ne l'resid9n " bi'o1e''.
TtuS , tn Al grew fauk under a@Ne- /
: Al Hi - n.tN h q
en- up anI ma II 10 obey the laws of
h unrSt CONNIE ce
Efforts are being made 10 Ife.t MT or (
PUNISH frauds ami intImIdati ms in
etectiOnS.
AnagA. IA ts been provide forand suit +
: bic pes sion> granted o prevent SUI
'eti' g among tht sick a. q Wou Il u
heroes o. he war
Provision is being mate To- the re
clan''tionS of "A Id eslons, vh-re The /
kepub an policy # tree homes and .
free schools can b extended
UnrttIned band grants sr- oei"g re-
stored | he pub &C dom ain and the
i2nu thrown ope1 10 Sc tie uent anti IN
all hlnSs n pledges of the NauolIl
plai 'rin are b irg amply redre ed.
We endorse ths Auni1nIS ratl IA of
Pie -ident Harrison ana camnend MS
Coz SerVsttivt cou se as SHINING IA con-
tr - wi his Predecessor IA Office
During iue form Adm nis r 'tIon
liver and wheae ou 'hed he we~t
prIce ". + KIN WI, dn rint rs barn
their curn tor fuei. frCs wefe :, imu
lated, fiu neeS i>arranged, stflS Is FIe
val ed, tue Esail servi Was d-mora
llZ -d and business fnuna It's Il op
pressed Inst. ad ot ne ng eht'ouf ged 10y
he mem ris ~ he Government, wno>-
who bus mess SHOULD be 80 benrdt tn
country.
To-ua, silver. W eat, lea and IA the
prOdus > + abnr are rapidly Using. and
while til" - Inocra ic officl - mo, p
hlps be innssseaI oI inIetti 'n~llv 1e-
stroNlig our prosperity lheV re cal pa-
hie fpr the result OF b under h y
wound be ter crimes. Under HarI isOn
Z ine>e aas con r ,ct lao are Nept out
of he c,tudlrN, Ameri .Nu taoOr T. aud
NEE anicN pi ote-5ed, agricu sture is en-
courSSed BN partmeut int "a gently
conduc ed I lis benefit, and the laws
I'D ulnI>Utrec WIS firm anu pa
triotic manner. Il presen ing Its ticK-
II t tue voters of Nevsda, nepnb
lic~n parry Pledges IL no nine-s to re-
trenc hilAnt ~h"re er ii IL possible il
county snd S'ste e pendItur S.
W eleokc sar n I'm ne : 20 "A sysiem
OF St@ = -,tprovemeI is wnich : latl save
the water nos runnink ~aste, ald
idie. i'd '0' % tue ier'i'e '"h1S 10" isi"s
We endorse the measure introduces
bN TOR ewart D oposing To cede
the 2ads WIN our liue> 10 the tate
for tn purpose OF al ling 20 i'm ptove our
ter stor X and irr gazing system,
and We appeai ID tp!.g' s. and the
fresidenJso gr ant this much-ncede
ali.
Ne inf1r g the course of our SEN >tors
aud ReDr sentative 10 Congress, aud
com M IN th IL efforts Ia est ,Dti>p pn a
b be ter b .S-h r. use OF siIv = money.
md rea flrIn our cNnapromIslu[ de
m su0 TO the rec cOinaS- of Dotu gDl
sRd sii yer and their equal station in
our y ion - currency,
NHEEtEss, Tue pr ,ctice of | ting
rsaii contra 3 in IA STATE t. snt- e
sident- h-ieuf, who seek and nbtain
Elch c. gets aa Y fer tue purpose Of
suh-is'tti, & tie >arte, has res 1t a IN al
inf ri@r md impair ed mali service;
ReS0tced That nr ,'elrg- tion IN on
gr' b. reoses ted t. p :. !? poSsib G
the enactrue t of a EaItb 6revent sucD
abuses q the future
We are IN favor 81 the jHaprov ment .:
the wages n a nericAsIIi~ i~DOr Dy re-
stric Tag I'm n sgration 4stn foreign
c.unLrles. thorough rcr4s'Sn Of our
nat0r&iiEsTten and iaad laws The con-