Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-01-09
THE SILVER PLA1FOaa.

The silver wing OF the hepuph
can State Convention unanimous
ly adopted 'ne ')liow,ng platform:
The cor7eGtion endorses and
adopts the platform of the Repuh-
licas State Convention. held a va
citv on the 80 of April last. as foi-
lows;
Resolved, That we condemn 5he
Republican party of the "a tern
states and the adminis;rati1n ..
President Harrison. tnsotar a. thSY
have failed to ac ompllsh the COM
rlete remonei ization OF silver, ana
to enart laws providing for the
free and unrestricted coiEag+ of
that metal.
Resolved. That the testorattoA
of silver u the place IL n'ch pied
previous 10 the passage o. TIE
Mint Act OF 1878, is essential TO
the prosperity of the country ana
paramount 20 all other pal'h>;iA
considerations The les.siati u
W ich rohhed silver of its money
func.ions and denied to the owner
of Il We, bullion the right to save
the same coined into money upon
the some terms and conditions
which a ply to the c image OF gold.
reduced the money of Ultimate re-
demptlon oT ayment, ahout one
half. and enabled the owners OF
money and onll4 ations payable In
money 70 monopo ize TIL coin OF
the commer cial forld.
Resolved, That the people Ok
n -va,ia are in tavor Of the com
age of silver upon toe same Con-
ditions hich apply to the colnage
of g"ld, and they are optosed 70
elevating any person Q oitite Who
is not known to be unequive"aiiy y
in f.vor t oeenlng The AiL's OF
the Uriteu States TO the Efee ana
unlimited coinage OF silver.
In view of tn unsati- factory at
titude of President Harrison to the
paramount issue of the renonetl-
zation of silver, t is convenuon
will make no neminatio 10 Pres
idential electors and the state q
trail Committee to be appointed ~
this opvenLion shall have no au-
thority to put in nomination elef-
tors
The G, nvention cordially ea-
dorses the vigorous efforts u "W
Senators and Representatives te,
secure the free and Unlimited coin.
age of silver, and the educational
WORT that they have done I'D pre-
sentiny the true issue between the
money powt RS and the honhhoid.
ers aud laborers and producers u
wealth
And we fav tn contlnU atloD
of AGITATION and cont.rtinr for the
fee and III mited colnage OF SD
yer at tie present ratt II 10 {" l,
for their own benefit auH tni tn6
peuetit # the peotle ~ large =
miners, ia ~ rs. laboIe's and me
chanics-
The citizens of Nevada. repre-
sentatives If the various silver
leagues irrespective e pas party
affiliations, in convention asatniOl'
: ed. do set rth the following dec~
laration Of nrinciple~:
F It. We demand tie fulI re-
! mon tiZ tl9n of silver and he Tree
and unuEnib=d coiuag, eteoi, al
e present ratio OF l6 t. !
T. Second. We are Ia .i'ally tnd
unal etahly opposed t' the Nation
:, Eepul,l,c., d and Democratic par
= ties on he question oE the rec
-rsjuagr of silver and W. denounce
the aefi u Of their rectut nA ional
conventions ss inimisai ro h1 ia.
ter Il interests of the P"' f. n ne
United -tates, and es "''3 u
those 9f Nevada and all tia cehcl
mining 81 It's and ter 1t 9s9- "a
: we therefore repudiaf t'r a.
nt.e- OF taej convention.
Fhird We p!enge rhe z Mi ee'
TINS G nvep.lon for .5tear''-J ia
e.ec.or- t support no 10 10,
President OF Vice-Preslaen III TN
Uptei Stairs who is not WequN
ocally in favor of free coinage q
: def Ell ~ this convention Y
re-eave T. the silver leal ue7 Q
Nevada i convention ss,enbleu
Il the right If directing ii / c5'
d.ntial electors for whom TO cas-
their votes, should c"ntingeucie
Il require GEO. . NlAoN, !, ;,
Cha rman State Committee OF 81
81 yer p.sty.