Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-08
The SILVER PLATFORM.


can State Conveptjo, unanimous
ly adopted -" u wing platform:
The &C. rcEiIon en,:.rsos and
adopts the platform Of the Repub-
llcas State Convention. held AT Va
city on the 80 OF April last, as fol-
lows;
Resolved, That we condemn the
Republican party ef 'he Eastern
states and the admini ration o.
President Harrison, iusofar rs they
have fail q to ac onpIish the COM
lete remoue iZation Of silver, and
to e, at laws providing tur the
free and unrestricted cuiuaCa OF
; that metal.
Reso we'd, That TIE testor tton
of silver t. the place 1t occupied
previous to tie Passage q, the
Mint Act of 1878. is essential to
the ptospelitv of tie country and
paramount to all other political
Considerations The Legislation
+, W ich rOhhed ellver Of its mo aey
functions and denied to the owner
OF silver bullion the right to lave
the same coined into money upon
the some terms and conditions
which u ply to the image Of gold,
reduced the money Of ultimate re.
denption or ayment, about one
half. and enabled the owners Of
mouey and ohli=atioI s uoyahle Ia
mnney TO monopo iZe tbs coin OF
the commerci cial ~olld.
Resolved, That the people o.
N-vadA are 10 iavoT Of ,the coin
age Of silver Gpun the same con.
ditiuns " hich apply to he coinage
of gold, and they are opposed to
elevating any person Q Office who
is not known to be untq'lvoralEy
in v,'I t ol enlng the Minis OF
the UDited States TO tie tree and
unlimited G in ge of.eilver.
In View Of lh un>ati factory at
titude Of President Hallis,n To the
paIamouut issue OF the rtmnuetl-
Zation OF silver, is convention
will make no ncmiEations 10 Pes
identlal T. ectpra aud the state : n
tral ComnIittee to be ap; ointtd by
this { OuythuiOn shall have no au.
tho,ity to put in nonina ion elAc-
tors
The Convention cordially en-
dorses the vigu Gus tffuIts II our
Senators and Representatives to
secure the FREQ and Unlimited COIN
age Of silver, aud the educational
w,,rp that they Ii ve done in pre-.
sentipg the true is ue between the
money powers and the ton'ih"ld-
era aud labofefs al,a pruducero OF
wealth
And we fav the continuation
Of 4gitati ~ and cent tt'n lUl the
f. ee and u nliitd cp' e 81 sill
yer al The present ial l6 10 /,
for their own benefit at; tnI the
benefit If the peurle 4 1t ee
miners, farm-ro, l.,oolc 5 and me-
chanics.
The citizens Of Nevada, tepre-
sentatIvts IL the van lo,i- silver
leagues Irrespective i pas natty
affiliations, in convention ASSEMBLE
ed, do set It'll he frtlpwing .itc-
la,atitn Of "inciple
Fl st. We demand u { fnl re-
monetiz tian OF -iIvet and he lice
aud unlimited cniuag etecd, at
II present ratinot rs t /
Secend. We are lii ally and
unaI elahly ops" srd t. the Nnti"n,
Il Republic ana ID m"cra'le par
ties on he qnAet on q the Zee
coinage of silver and "" 'ien'nnre
the acti n OF tn il recent ia nal
convent, rs as inlmical % The ma
ter al Interests oi the people +: Inc
United >tafe5 aud especially to
those OF Nevada aud all h- utl,1r
mining st It's ana ter,lt fl' ht.d
we therefore repn iitte tllt Il MI
nees OF thei convention
Third We lie g. the II minees
o this convention for Pleoi irntlal
e ec,ors To SO port No ma I for
President nr VI e-Fyeell..n I he
Umtt-i Stats who is not nntqtnv-
ocally in favor 81 fl.-e c"lIia4e a3
def ed ty this cenvenli,n. g
le-eave t. tile silver lpn.ue OF
Nevada. Convention ; em"led,
the right Of dlIectitg = ii ? '-si-
1rntiai eiecfois tor ahom 81 cast
their votes, should e"n'ireturies
require. GEo. , NiAOA.
Cii rfnan State Committee 81 SD
ver pNty.
II p Fr.x&Fpy S.crrt1ry