Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-03
THE SILVER TICKET.

year or grace, 1871. was Inat |
which convened at Carson on the |
9Th of September, That conven-
ton was composed of a large |
number OF intelligent citize rs
representing every county and |
every business and industry
in the State. 1t adopted a platform,
which is plain and comprehen-
sive. and nominated a ticket |
which commends itself to every !
respectable citizen who is inter
csted in the welfare OF Nevada.
Francis G. Newlands who was
the unanimous choice OF the con-
vention for reelection to Con
gress, has served one session in
the House of Representa-:r-7
The Congressional Record shows
that he faithfully and efficiently
represented the interest Of the
State. and Senator Jones and
General Warner assured the peo-
pie TINT he commands the respect
Of the ablest and best members OF
the House and that his iudepen-
dent attitude makes him much
more influential than if H. were
bound by the caucus yoke to either
Of the old parties. He should and
will receive the support Of every
citizen who is interested IN the
prosperity of Nevada.
John f. Jones, the choice OF
the convention for Governor, is a
man who will labor diligently for
the interest OF the State. He has
never worn the corporation collar
or manipulated Legislative bodies
in the interest of anybody and he
deserves and should receive the
vote Of every independent citizen
of the State.
His election by an overwhelm-
ing majority will be a magni-
ticent rebuke to the State officers
of the old regime who when they
were called on to choose between
principle and party fell on the
wrong side.
Reinhold Sadler, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, is one OF
the most cnterprIsing citizens OF
Eastern Nevada. He is energetic
and thoroughly identified with
the interest of the State, anc
stauds high in the community IN
which he has resided for Z any
years.
rnroD, Howell. candidate fol
Secretary OF State, is a typica
Nevadan. tie was raised in tn,
State and represented White Pine
county in the Legislature of 1883
soon after he attained his ma
ioyity. tie is in every respee
qualified for the position an(
his nomination was a materla
STRENGTHENING OF the. ticket in th'
East
r.. NJ. Beatty is the nominee 10
Attorney General, a position 10
which he is eminently fitted, ii
is one of the oldest white resident
OF the State. During the cam
paign his comprehensive analy
sis Of the Constitutional Amend
ments has demonstrated to tn
people his marked ability as
LAWYER. In the campaign he n.
been one OF the happiest speaker
III, a. nj form,
c. 4. LaGrave Of Humh"' ~
who is the nominee for State Coz
troller. attained his majority /
Nevada. He was elected Treas
urer and also elected Recorder
Humboldt county. lie served a
State Senator in three sessions
the Nevada Legislature, and It
signed the position OF Senate
wnen nominated for Controlle
He is capable, and the taxpayer
OF Nevada may rest assured TIL
he will not go to San Francisco
purchase supplies for the Capt.
at their expense.
W. !. Neateriie d, candidate *
State Treasurer, was a pionees
Humboldt county, where he live
i'm .'the days that tried men
stomncas." He has ii led publ
positions WIKI credit to hi.nse
and satisfaction to his const
tuents. lie is good hu5ines
man and will be as careful OF Il
public funds as any State Urea
urer that ever occupied L
,spcnsibe Office.
A. &. Pratt, who was nominal
for Surveyor General, is emf