Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-16
THE |l.l[R PLATFORM.

Stib AOt'btS MI NJ
ly adopted 80 e Z. wing ii 't'rm:
The &c reEiIon eu,.~ro,>3 and
adopts the platform Of the Refub.
iI,as State Cnnvrution. held ~ Va
cit, on the b of April las, as fol-
lows:
Resolved, Thtt we c, nd-m" the
Republican pai!y / he Eantern
states and tile admiui ttatiun o.
President Harrison, luo"taI ~ hey
have fill Il toac onnpilsh TIL conn
lttt retnone izatitn ut silver. and
10 e Il laws Iiov ding 4 + the
FRI ani uurestric cd c9indy- OF
that metal.
R-so we'd, That TIE .'estnr tton
of silver t > the place IL ",s'4.pled
previous to tie p sehye ., the
Mint Act Of S73 is rs entail to
the tospe1itv of tie country and
paramount to al other PtlIlcak
cousi. eratiuns TIE legl-l.'ion
W ich ro,Ied silver Of liz mo ley
fErc.ionB and denied IT, the 'w.ler
OF Il ver bullion the right to ava
the same coined int, money upon
the some terms and c,pdillonS
which ply t. the image Of gold,
reduced the money nf Hltm te re.
demptlnn or ayrnent, atont one
half. and enabled the owners OF
money and otll- atlo s Uoyatle Ia
m"ney TO mnnopo ize til coin or
the conIIner cial void.
Resolved, That the eop'e ok
N N-vada are iu iavoI Of the coin.
age If silver upon the same con.
ditinns hich APP ly to he coinage
OF gold, and they are opposed to
elevating any person 70 office VINO
is not known to be unrq lvurally
il vel II ofeplng The NILS OF
the United States 10 tie Tee and
unlimited III pe of silver.
In vIeu Of I'll un>ati factory at
titude Of President Ballis is.n I" the
palamouut issue ot the ltm"neti-
ZAtiOD OF silver, Is cahi eltlOn
will M ke no nominations 10 II eS.
ideutial Z ectore and the state q.
tral Committee to he az; ulnItd by
this obveh don shall have 10 au.
tho'ity TO put Ia homina'lcn cleo
tors
The Convention cordially en-
durses the vigu GUS rffrlt- VI our
Senators aud Representatives ~
secure the fire" and nnlImttd coin.
age IF silver, aud the educational
w.rt THAT they h-ve dole in PRE-
senting tile true is ne hrt~ -rti the
money pow, r. and the hondhuid-
er- at4d labottrs atid producers OF
wealth
And we fav the continuation
Of Il. itati n and cog : q q Ioi ihe
f ee ann Il nittd csa Z ~ -il-
Yer ii tue preeeht lali ltj /" l,
for their own nenetit Tor the
benefit # the prulIt ! Il 4e =
miners, tatiners. lthole,s and Iue-
chHnic5,
The citizens Of Nevada, tepre-
seulatIves al the Va ruu- silver
leagues Irrespective II Fl- i'nity
alfi.iatI"ne, in cunveutiun sl~aeInbl-
ed, 10 set It'll he following tec-
laiatian Of 'aiuclple
Fl It. We ,ienand u { fnl re-
munttiZ tian al silver aiid tlir llee
aud unllnlt Il c''inag eit"i, at
- Il
Second. We ARE lii i ally and
unal erahly opi" se.i t. tie Nh'lnn-
Repnhl c u ana D m"cra!h PAR
ties 'n he quest on % tht ee
c, image OF silver and W. .i'.r'nnce
the acri u of til II ecrnt ia r'M
cuuVeDti, n- AS inllnlcal - he ma
fer al Interests 81 he pt'H1l'- mo
United states and esrecaii, to
those oi N-vada and all the "IrE
mining st $ dni tel II IL ia
W. there ore repll iiatr llt' u hu-
ntps of Their convention
Third. We re e. the Il nlinres
O this &. nvtnttnn tnr PteeI "-ttIal
e &c urs 10 Su pnrt n f'A Tor
Pr+.I tenr nr v e-I'r+-l4..'l Tho
Uulte.t States vino i, MT ~ qtav-
ocaIll in favor "t free celIt-" as
def ed tty tii- canvri'il.t" Q
Ie-tave e. the silver i'.7s'ir o1
Nevada Convention en- led,
the ight If dlr"cling ! 81
d.nti,l electors ~ "n"n +" Isl
their votes, should r1t i. "'nries
require GEO. ; NlAOH.
Cha itnan State Committee i Sill
Yer ~ ".
Fl. p. FLANEBsT, SvcrrlnN