Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-25
THE SILVER PLATFORM.

can State Conver tios unanimous
ly adopted to4 a2w'ng plstform:
The ccnccltlon enu.roes and
adopts the platform Of the Repub-
licas State Convention. held at Va
city on tue 30 OF April last. as fol.
| lows;
Resolved, That we condemn the
! Republican party ef The Eastern
states aud the admini ration o.
President Han riSon, insofar as they
have fail q to nc onplish tue COM
lete remoue iZaliun nt silver, and
TO e. a. laws providing l"r the
free and Unrestricted coinaCa OF
that metal.
Reso we'd, That tie .e5tor ton
Of silver t. the place 1t urrApied
previous to the Passage Ol the
Mint Act Of lS73, is essential to
the Itospe1itv Of the country and
paramount To all other p"lrtica /
consi, eraiiuns The Legislation
W ich rothed silver of it's mo aey
functions and denied to the uwneI
Of eiver bullion the right to lave
the same coined into money upon
the some terms and conditions
which u, ply to the C inage OF gold,
reduced the money Of ultfmtte to re-
deinptit,n or ayment, about one
half. and enabled the owners of
money and ohllsatio' s payaele In
money TO monopo lze tho coin or
the commercial world.
Resolved, That the PEOPLE ot
N-vada are in favor Of the COIN
age Of silver upon the same con-
ditions ~hich apply to he coinage
OF gold, and they are oppressed tc
elevating any person O office who
is not known to be uneqnlvorally
ia f. vor t oI eDlng the Nil OF
the Uuited States 10 tie Tee and
unlimited c inaee Of silver
In vle~ Of lh unsati factory at
titude Of President HaIlisou to the
pa1anaouht issue OF the lemouetl-
ia ation OF silver, t is cohvenIion
will m. Ike no nominations 10 Pres
ideHtial p!ectUfe ana the state tn-
tral Commute to tie ap: uinttd by
this { onyebuion shall have 10 au.
thotity to put in nomination elec-
tors
The Convention cordially en-
dorses the vigo GUS +ffolte VI our
Senators and Rrpr~ senIatlvts to
secure the free and unlimited coin-
age of silver, and the educational
w,rl that they h We done in pre-.
sentiDg the true is ne between the
money pow, RS ant the honihuld-
ers and Iaborers aad producers OF
wealth
And we fav the CONTINUATION
of asitati "a and cen Il u toI the
f ee ana u niittd ca Z e1 sil-
Yer at tue prtseLt la + 10 IL l,
for thtif eva ',enetit ~ toI the
benefit { tiirE prollp Ia ee =
miners, IA. ii Is, ld1oie,'s and me-
chanics.
Thtcitizs us If Neva14, rrpre-
sentatiNts 81 tie VA nous silver
leagues irft specllVe II pas phrty
a affi.iatlnns, il cauveutjnn a~stlnbl-
Ell, DO set { Itn he fnil,Niuy ,,tec-
la,ation If ",iutipIe
Fl IT. We tenant e tul re-
tian "t -iivrr ahd lht Tree
and uniinlt q cuinag efenl, at
tie present rati,,f Is |.
Seccnh. We are III i ally and
unaleiably opp" srd t. tie Nation-
a Reputl c ana ID mncrall. par
ties on he quest OH oE the zee
coinage of silver aud W" ,iepntInce
the acfi n of til il recent nal nal
cnnvenfi n, AS inlmic;il 70 he ma
ter al interest. ui the penpIr &: he
United states ana especially to
those oi Nevada aud all lire uthor
st t $ ani tei It RE d4d
We therefore fetni late tIe n NIL
Dees of thei convention
Third. We lie g. the nominees
0 tllis G nvention fnr Ptesi H'ntia
e &c urs to $" rptr n,' ma for
President nr y. = i'--la' he
Unlte.i Stat who's Mt Heq "
ncalll in favor III free i0ste.e az
def ed ~ tii- r"'iventl@sn. e
re9eave r. tire silvr, !'i9ne or
Nevada convent III enf'ird.
the right # dil~clln9 ii r '-si-
d+nti+l electors, fuf si@m - cast
their sotes, Should c.tf' ;i-'if ics
rrqnire GE }. ; \ A0A,
Cha rnan State 'oaunittee q Sill
VEL f%rtN.
H. 2. FLANEERY, Secretary.