Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-05
The SILVER PLATFORM.


can State Conventio unanimous
lv adopted 'n.- u wing piatform:
Ttir &C 7criinn en,:-f3os and
adopts the platform Of the Repub-
lIcas State Convention, held Al Va
city on the 30 OF April las, as fol.
lows;
Resolved. That we condemn the
Republican patty cf he Eastern
states aud the admini ration o.
President Han rison, insofar his they
have fell q TO ac urnplish the COM
lete remune lzallrn GftsllvCr, and
10 e. u, laws prov ding Tor the
frt e and unrestricted coiuaC4 Of
that metal.
Reso we'd, That tie .estor ton
of silver t. the place II necLpied
previous to tie Passage o. the
Mint Act Of 1873, is IS, s,ent!al to
the 1ospelitv Of tile country and
paramount to all other political
consi' e,alions TIE Legislation
! W ich robbed eIlver Of its mo Icy
functions and denied TO the uwner
Of Ii ver bullion tile right to Lave
the same coined into money upon
| the some terms and conditions
which a ply to the image Of gold,
reduced the money Of ultlm te re-
demptl"n or ayInent, about one
! half. and enabled the owners OF
money and oblig atior S unyahle In
money TO nonopo ize th1 coin OF
the CONNER cial orld.
Resolved, That the people oi
Nevada are in favor Of the COIN
age Of silver upon the same COM
ditiuns which apply to .he coinage
Of gold, and they are oppressed to
elevating any person 0 office who
is not known to be uueqnlvocally
il vsl f oI enInp the Mil-ls OF
the Ubited States to tie tree and
Unlimited c inage of silver.
In vIe~ of lh lIn>ati factory at
tittde Of President Haflison tu the
paramount issue Of the remoueti-
zatiup uf silver, is c0hvtntlon
will MIKE no nominations 10 Pes
ideutlaI .ecture and the state n
tral ConmitIee to he ap; uinttd by
this { vehLion shall have no du.
thotity to put in nomination el-o-
tors
The Convention cordially en-
dorses the vigo Gus tfful to II our
Senators and Rrprr senlatives to
secure the free and Unlimited COIN
age Of liver, aud the educational
W., r. that they hive done iD PIE.
senting the tiie is ne between the
money pow, rs and the hunihuld.
er- = q labofers al! producers Of
wealth
Aud we fav r the continuai ion
cf IL itdti and con- TIN foi The
t ee AMI u nifed e.. = ut ell-
Yer 1t tie present ialt II to L,
for tht;r own neneft Il toI the
benefit # the prorle 1t &c
miners, ia, III. Is. lalloIGts aud lie.
{ hHnics.
Thr,itizens Of Nevada, rrpre-
senlatIves ii the va'lnll7 silver
leagues Irrespective II pas phfty
ns, il convention asstrnhl-
Ell. ,in set rth he frilowiuy de-c-
laati,.n of "rinciplt
Fl IT. We demand Il e full re-
monetiZ tian ii -ilvrl ana lie lice
and uulIlIt-d c',inag t eftnl, at
q present rHti u Is /
Second We Dire raj ally and
unaI e,ahly OPP s-'i t"thr N,ni'n'
i Repntl c II ana d nlncrhIl, par
ties On he quest OH of the ice
= image of silver and W. hrH,,ulr'e
he act n of til ir ecent III nd
n, as inImical 10 he ula-
'er al interests ot the people =: mo
United >tate7 ahd especially TO
hose ot Nevada and all the ulhaT
mining ct t's anI ter,lt lie AID
NJ Therefore repu late the II mi
ices of thei convention
Third We Fle e. the II ninees
, this convention for PIeoi itIttlAl
, &c urs - 81 port no rft FIR
resi- lent u V e-P'e9l.lrot the
Jnltel Stat wAo i, not nleHriv
naiI, in f,vrr pt free c,lh;i4e 5!S
LETT Ell hy this convtuli"n. Q
e7edvp Il tile silver tarne of
Nevada i t'onvpittl.n : cn"lei,
he right If di -cting ) III i ,'i-
ieniitl electors fot y haui 10 cast
heir votes, r!i,u,i,4 conf e"r.ies
eu,.ile. GEO. S NIXON.
Jia rman State Committee oi Sd
VI ~ y,
H. ?. fLANEERY, Secretary.