Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-04-05
THE SILVER PLATFORM.

The silver wing of the Repubn
can State Conveutio unanimous
ly adopted ,n~ i wing Plttform:
The cc"VeEiion euu~racs and
adopts the platform of the Refuo-
llcas State Conveuiion. held Al va
cit, on. the 80 of April lasr, as fol-
lows;
Resolved, That We condemn the
| Republican patty of lie Eastern
states and the admiui tration o.
President Han rison, insofar AS they
have fail ID to dc umplish the COM
lete remone ization Of silver, and
to enart laws prov ding Tor the
free and unreetrie ed Coinage OF
that metal
Resolved, That the 4e5tor ton
of silver to the place Il occupied
previous to tie passage Q, the
Mint Act of 673. is IS entail to
the prospeliiv OF tie country and
paramount to all other political
considerations The Legislation
! W ich robbed sllver Of ito money
fLpciions and denied to the owner
Of ii We, bullion the right to Lave
the same coiurd int money upon
the some terms and cuudilion9
which a, ply to the c image OF gold,
re.Iuced the money Of ultmste re-
! demption or ayment, about one
half. and enabled the owners OF
money and olll- atlm uoyahle In
money to munupo ize th2 coin OF
the CONNIE, cial ~olld.
Resolved, Thst tue reople Of
! N-vada are in favor Of the coin-
age Of silver upon the same con.
ditiuns hieh apl ly to he coinage
of gold, and they are oppressed to
elevating any person 70 office VINO
is not known to be uneq4lvocaily
in f. vor # Eeplnp the MiLts OF
the Uuited States TO tie !lee and
unllu4ited c ing Of silver.
In vIeu Of lh uusati factory at-
titude u President Hallis"n to the
paramount issue OF the frmonett.
Zatiou OF silver, is convention
will make no nominations 10 Pres
idential e .ect,pro ana The state &c q.
tral Cunmittte to lac ap: ulnted Dy
this ouver1 tion shall have no au.
thoiity to put in nOnIiDaiicn elefs-
tors
The Convention cordially en-
dorses the vigo Gus effu1to II our
! Senators AMI Rtpr stntatives tn
secure the fire" and unlimited cofna
age Of silver, aud the educational
wort that tley h.ve done lD pre-.
eentilJg tile true ls ue between the
money pow r. and the hondhuld-
ers and iaboteIs and producers OF
wealth
And we fav r the continuation
Of a.itatiJn and cont tlHn lOf the
f ee and u nited co. .a4e of sil-
yer al tlfe present lau Il 10 to l,
for their own ltnetit teai tor the
benefit Of the peolle - large =
miners, fame rs, ltbole's and me-
chanIcS.
The citizens Of Nevada. repre-
| sentatlves ol the various silver
leagues irrespective e'f pas party
affiliations, in convention assembl.
Ell. do set t It'll he following dec
iatatiun Of "lincirle:
Fl It. We Ielnald the full re-
mone'izatlan OF silver and the free
and Unlimited coiDage t. eteoi, at
ne present rati,ot 6 t. |.
Second. We are raiically and
unal erably opp sed to the Nation~
Reputl c u and d mocratic par
ties on he quest on of the rec
coinage of silver and We deDounco
the acIi q of til ir ecrnt nall nal
convent, Il, as inlmical 20 the ma.
ter al Interests oi the people =: the
United >tares and especially to
those Of Nevada and all the othJr
mining st t.s aud territ rie-, aud
we therefore reprliilte tue noml-
pees of tliei convention
Third. We lie g. the nominees
O. this convention for Pteol itntlal
e ec,ors 10 slf port no nal for
President nr VIZ e-Preaidrnt Of the
Unitet Stats who is net rnaqniv-
ucal4 in faver OF free coiiiaSe IS
def Ell ty tliiS convention. We
reeeave u tile silver leagues or
Nevada i Convention - entitled,
the right Of directing said Posi-
dental electors iof Nhom 10 cast
their votes, should conineencies
require. GEO. 5 NiAON.
Cha rinan State Committee ol Sill
Yer pa ty.
Il. p. FLASNERY, Secretary.