Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-31

The re1or' of the Republican part,
is its best platform.
No political parr- in human history
has taken such advanced positions
Tor the equality of races none has Sc
! welded the administration Of author
1t TO the needs of business, none has so
managed the affairs of a State as TO
encourage the development and settle
ment OF a continent, none has elevat-
ed nation and SO contributed to the
comfort and happiness of man, none
has so honestly and economically car
rled on the routine duti ,s of office
In all things it has been the direct
opposite of the Democratic party.
! Grand in its ambitions and impulses,
hrm and resolute in its consistency.
strong in its devotion to principle, it
IS now, as it has been from its berth.
the representative of all that is best
and noblest in its own country and
hope and promise of better future
+, for the trman race.
Its bat les for human rights, it's pre-
servation of the Union, its abolition
OF slavery, its protection to Labor its
elevation of manufacturers, its uphold
| ing OF the national credit, its efforts
| IN behalf of honest financial methods,
! Its homestead system and its q avotian
! to popular education have mace for it
| the greatesl record Of anv political or
ganlzatiOn this or any other country
ever had.
The names of its heroes are legion,
and the deeds of Fremont Lincoln,
Grant and Garfield wlll shrine like
electric lights on the pages of history.
The Republicans of Nevada, in con
vention assembled, heartily indorse
the acts of the fifty first Congress,
which has made greater advances in
correct and needed legislation than
any since the war
The crime Of iilibusterirg, 80 often
resortcd to BY the Democrats party
Tor the purpose OF defeating legi.la-
ton ana blocking the wheels Of gov
erumenL has been doae away with
by the genius Of Reed, Mckiniey ana
their associates, and Cae offenders
taught that con gresham are paid by
tbs people for making laws and not
bad politics.
L lad, by a strictly party vetc
placed tae silver question on q basis
that viii lead naturally to free coinage c
and disarm all opposition among
fnanciers.
1t has taken up the work of read
JnStnent OF the tariff in 4 patriotic and
bu>iacss-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.
Nv les, which w-re denied L. cir !
rights before, nave been ,.,imitred o the
bnio a d dtn5 grip ~ ram N my hali
u &c &c z { a l'resllen ~ b.,pIen.
lands Ann nj Stration nave b en- brlk-
en- UP ant ma IL 10 obey the laws OF
h Dus-St CONNIE ce
Efforts are being made To prevent or
q ecIions b.
a na1A has been provide forand suit ST
ole PEE SiOn> granted prevent sui
eiIhg among he sick AID won d Il
heroes o. he war n
Provision is being maize for the re- in
Il a ma tIonS Of "A III estons where the
tepub -tn pDlicy # tree homes and ne
rec school : can n 1X ended n
Uhe'ti aed litnd grants are hei"g re- N
iOreu l > he pub &c domain aud the
ana thrown oDeu To st tile nent and IN
III things pledges of tho National
iaIf 'rth are b ing mpiN red-e ed.
we endorse the AdnllnIStr ii IA of
'ie-ldent Harrison and commend his
o" servative coui as Striking IN con-
rnSt win his redecess"r in office
Dnflng The former Adm MS r.fIOn -
yer and whea6 iou .heti ,ile / west
rice " T known, an f. rm RS burn
lrlr corn for fuei fr.s 5 We're siimu-
tied, finances iSarrag geu sJfikes t.re-
al ed, the mail servi q Was drmora
ed aud business founa lts-tG op
r-sstd INST All at helng encouraged uy
ie me- IA siS nf he government, whose
no bus ness should be o benett tn
,untry. -
To-day silver. W eat, lea and I'll the
'Oduc - II abOr are rapidly rising and
nile the u tuOcratic OfficI lis ma, De
tpa Dc inuotento OF inLeuti DnaIly de-
roxlng r our prosperity they re calpa-
10" the results OF b under, .h.y
ouid be for crimes Under Hartison Nv
lnese and con ract labor are 6ept out ii
me c.iunirS american iaDor r. and IL
ecaanics protested agricu iture is en-.
ni"ged by n -partment int I. gently
ma uct Ell iIs benefit, and the laws
am l>terec n WIS firm and pa TT
Iole manner. Il iresen1ng its TICK
tue voters of Nevsda IL e neuub
"a" pdr'5 Pledges it no mines to re-
7hchnen ent wnere er il is possible il
ontS ana State e penaitur s.
W.. pledge oar I'm ne $ uo "A system
stare elfnproVemeits which lnil save
e e water no running waste. and
" Sc me n~ IL eeure its use In the ir-
Itlon III Ine fertile Janus now lying I9
We endorse the measure Introduces
TOR ewart Oposing to cede
e lands with n our hue. 20 the ~tata
TN purpose OF ,tiling 20 improve our
Yer stor g and irr gazing sAsGen
u We appeal 10 toAg.s IS and the
eslaenI 70 grant this much -needeI
We ind'r the course of our Sensiors
u Representatives in Congress, aud
nm .ni thrl' efforts 10 est 5li~n ON n
Ter SIS r. use of siiV as money
reathrin "a our compromising de
90 10 the free cOinag- OF DoGn gol
q silver and heir equal t .tion in
r n I iOnai currency
\ HEREAS, tue pr tctice of / ftfng
iii contra-t- in tn,s state to NM q
ent- hereof, who seek and obtain
IN CO acts only for the purpose of |
'-ietti g the SANE, mas res it i in aa IA Ber
rlor ma impaired mail service; ~
esotUed That our oeIegpt ton IN ,son-I y
> be reque -ted to procure. IL possfb e
lses in the fpture
= are ln Ityor % the improv ment OF