Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-19
THE SILVER PLATF3aA

The silver wing of the H,iaou
can State ConveDtior unaut.arus-
ly adopted na nD~mo g.. ...nrm:
The e, yCEtion eLu-Taa and
adopts the platform of tie U,., ub-
iicas State Convention. Lria Va
citv on the 30 Of April las. a. tol-
lows;
Resolved, That we condemn The
Republican parry # tire fs,atern
states and the aamini fr.lti.n % o:
PrrsiuCrt Harrison. msuial 4- rney
have tajl-d 70 ac oInpiish Tia. ..,,tn-
tlete remoue IZation OF oilN sf and
70 q a, ( laws provldins I<f the
free and unrestricted cuiua,,- OK
that metal.
ResO we'd. That the TPStur UioA
OF silver u the place II 'cl.pIsd
previous IL the paesage "a The
Mint ACl II 1878, is ea -eutIai to
the rospeIItv OF the county nd
paramount To all other pul3uaaI
conei,. etatlJas The lerl+tafio1
w ich rOnhed silver oi lts uGnsy
functions ami denied to the ner
of eIrver bullion the right u avs
the same coined int money upon
the some terms anc cuuultIuns
which d ply t. the C image ot gold
reduced the money of ult3Ui .tt. re-
deInPtlun or aynent, abUlT ne
halt. and enabled the OvutIa of
money and ohlI-atlous p.}a' " Ia
money 10 monopoiize til crIu Of
the CONNIE cIai uIld.
Resolved, That the eopfe OF
Nvvada are ID iavoT of the ,r in
agr "f silver upnn tue oaute N
ditiUns which apply TO he c,5s,age
of s'la, and they are OPP u-e.s to
eleV&;inH auy person Q Dht. Who
is not known to be uueq"lv' ally
ia I. Vel + CtehIne the \ il p OF
the Uuitct States TO The .Ire aAd
unlIuited cuine%e of silveI.
III VIt~ of th unsati tacuutN at
titude OF President Harrison t. the
paTauount issue OF the rem, ,Deti-
Ia tiou OF silver, t. is cunvention
will make no nominations 10 Pres
ideDtial electors ana the state n
tral Committee to be appointed BY
this Convention shall have no au-
thority to put in nomination elee-
tors
The Convention cordially an
dorses the vigo. Gus efforts II our
! Senators and Representatives t0
secure the free and Unlimited coin.
age Of silver, and the educational
wort that they have done in pre-
sentiDg the true issue between the
money powers and the oCndhoid.
ers and laborers aud producers Of
wealth
And we fav tn cODrlnu 9tioa
of agitation and contentlun tor The
fee and uummited coInage OF sil-
yer at the present ratio of 10 to /,
for their own benefit ann Tor the
"xEeft Of the peorle al larse.
miners, fa mers. laboIers and mo
chanicS.
The citizens of Nevada, repro
sentatlves of the various silver
leagues irrespective OF pasl party
affiliations, in convention ASSEMBLE
ed, in set rth the following dec
la sttlcn Of "rinc pies:
+ It. We demand the full ne-
moa tiz ti9n OF silver and the free
and uplimiJed coinage thereof, at
tne present ratio of Is to
Second. We are ra@,i-ally and
unalreIahly Opp"sed tC the Nation
II Repiniic,n and Democra TIC par
ties IN the question OF the rec
coinage OF silver and we dennunee
the ac1i III of tn ir recent usa'i nai
conveuriuns AZ inimi5al 40 rhy ma
ter,al interests of the peopis. o.: the
United states and especially to
those of Nevada and all Til. rthcT
mining st t,'s AMI tersit rt.. a4d
we therr."re ropuiiate tht n nj
nees of thci cupvention
Thiri. We E'2uge the u ices
o. this cnnvru.ion for pre7I:gaC Cial
elec5ors t, support no -,aI for
Pre-.i l-ut OF E..e-Pc-~i..-. tae
Cmtei stat - vino j. ROT f... ,.4.y-
oaalll in trv,,r ut free coHa.e as
def Ell toy this conveuti." Es
re-es.ve Il the silver ira..ics OF
Nevada, i Convention n- cu. bled,
the right of directing id !. csi-
drnti4I electors for whoIn g." cast
their votes, should contiugrucies
require. GEO. S NIXON.
Cha rmnn State Committee ot 5i.,
ver p,.ty.
II IL EJ,S-SppT Gar.fary