The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-10-05
Republican County Convention Held at
Reno on the Its inst.

Inc henuOtCaH IhTt1 VI N"si'oc
county, Nevada, in convention assem-
bled, discloses its faith in the cardinal
principles of the national Republican
party. It submits its history IN the
past as the best evidence that through
the means of its organization and supre-
macy alone, can wise, benificent and
progressive. legislation be secured. We
recogninize the impossibility of any
national party being in full harmony
with every local sentiment or state in
terest throughout the whole United
States. w e are inequlvocally in favor
of gold and silver as money upon equal
terms AS tn coinage and legal tender at
the present ratio of sixteen 10 one.
We believe that the Republican party
which is eser progressive in its views
and which 10 governed by the principles
of justice to clasres and all interests, can
be safely relied upon TO restore silver
whenever We shall succeed in convincing
. majority OF the American people that
such action will bs wise and beni6cal.
( We believe that the attempt to divide
the Republican party Of this state upon
the silver question, concerning which
there is no diversity OF opinion, has .
stronger motive in individual desire for
political success and personal advance
ment, than the permanent welfare of the
party, silver or the state. =
That we emphatically condemn, az
non; Republicsn and non-Americsn, the
deliberate and persistent attempt made
in this state during the present cam
paign TO strsngle all expression at the
polls Of political opinion not in con-
tiormity with the will of certsin manipu-
lators whose aims s.e not always in the
interests Of our people.
We especially endorse the policy OF the
presept administration in preserving the
duty, on wool, foE ite liberal treatment Of
our people in,ahe matter Of mail routes,
and Tor its ,comPlete. r%esopening of the
Caron ipipty all of which stands in
marked contrAss 70 the policy of. Presi-
dent GIeyeiand's administration.
The .Kspnhiiesns Of WsshOe county
hereby endorse The action Of the last leg
mature in passing the bill To- encourage
the construction Of the Utah and Neva-
ds air line rail road and hereby instructs
its Legislative delegation, 10 surtsin That
law.
The construction Of another railroad
through the state, j., Ne believe, IN. sb-
solutf necessity "a aid In the prosper
ity AID d~evelopement Of the ststs--and
we ase.opPossd to sny sn,forotfice who
is hostile to the bnilding OF such rail-
roadi We pledge the nominees Of this
convention to sn honest and economical
administration OF the business of the
county government.
The following ticket was placed in. the
field BY the Republican County 0onven-
ton in session at Reno, Saturday:
Assembiymen J q Rmmitt, d q Wheel
er, T.G Herman and.sS A HSniiin
sheriff. W II Cauxhhn; County Com
missioner, long term, + X. Hymers ;
County Commiasioner, short Term, II NJ
Frost; County Clert, WA Fogg; County
Recorder, Ward McNeily; County Treas
urer, A A Evans; County Surveyor,
+ l. Gould; Coroner, J Peers. The
nomination for District Attorney was
passed and wal left subject TO the action
Eof the Comfy Central Commute.
W ashoe County Republican Central
Committee:
Reno-M d Foley, W II Young, B M
Coffin, J A Lewis, L(ohn, 4 q Lead
better, W Ii Patterson, James May.
berry and L Dellapiaza.
Glendale-H Stevens.
Verdi J Nicholson, w H Cobb.
PyrAmid-James Sutliff.
Woodworking T Lathrop, N A Hum
mel.
Franktown-Jerry Correcco.
Washoe-E w Harris.
Browns Burke.
Incline--A Spencer.