Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-09-13
THE UNTEGRIFIED MEET.
They Turn Loose II Platform and
Nominate a Regular Ticket.

terrified Democrats who were abou
street and in the hotels, announcing
that they had decided to enter tn,
campaign this fall. with both feet OF
the ground
| This being rather an oil year with
the Democrats however, the remote
portions of the State were not very
heavily represented, and it was about
as much proxy convention, as the
late Republican convention at Rono.
They proclaimed themselves reg
| ular, straight. unterrified and un-
washed and all other brands of
Democrats n. G. and spurious,
The meeting was called to order
in the Court House at II o'clock
Hirsh Harris called the convention to
order and in brief speech reviewed
the course of the Democratic party
on the silver question, and closed by
the assertion that the only real solu-
ton Of silver was through the doors
of Democracy.
Judge Healy was elected Temporary
Chairman, and Chas. Gabriel Secre-
tary. III. Harris, p, N. Hanson, p.
FL. MulcaLay. J. S. Sanches and c.
Belknap were appointed committee
on Platform and Resolution.
]. S. Collins, r FL Hall, Harry
Lux, Joe Raycraft and p o Connolly
on Organisation and Order of Bust
ness.
K Sheehan, J B Simonis L w Lo-
renza and p C Brady on Credentials.
A recess was then taken until 2 P.
NJ.
THE PLATFORMS AND RESOLUTIONS,
After recess the committee on
Platforms and Resolutions made the
following report:
The Democratic party CT the State
of Nevada, in convention assembled
at Carson City, this 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1894, declares and re affirms
its fealty to Democratic principles,
and it's unalterable devotion to bimet- |
allism and the free and unlimited |
coinage of silver at the ratio of Is to
L, and we denounce the Republican
party for its base treschery to silver
by the demonstration act of 1873,
and its subsebasnt pretended advo-
cacy of the Gauss of the white metal.
We the accredited representatives.
of the Democracy of Nevada, recog-
nize in President Cleveland a wise
and patriotic leader, whose courage
and honesty of purpose CONNIE nd
him to the confidence and esteem of
the American people, without refer
encss to differences of opinion on po-
itical or economic questions, and We
most heartily endorse his admins
.raeion.
We congratulate the Democratic
party and the people of the United
States upon the fact that notwith-
standing the determined opposition
If the Republican party, beneficial
Measure of tariff reform has been en-
Icted.
We favor the election of United
states Senators by direct vote of
he people.
The Democratic party is, and al
Ways has been the friend to laboring
nen, of whom its membership is
argely composed. 1t is in hearty
with every lawful effort to
ecure to them full and just compen-
alton for their labor, and we heart
" endorse the establishment of tri- =
unals of arbitration in which justice :
nay be done in all disputes between
apital and labor.
We favor the adoption Of those
amendments consoli- ,
ating State offices, thus insuring a
economy in the conduct of the State
thereby relieving tax
ayers from onerous burdens. q
We oppose the ratification by the &
eople of the proposed amendments .
, Section l, Article 2, and Section -.
of Article l Of the Constitution of
le State of Nevada, and recommend
lat the people vote mo" on these
Iestions.
We are unalterably opposed to
Nv extension of the time for pay
ent by the Pacific Railroads, of :
eir debts to the National Govern
ent as contemplated by the so called
Riley Funding Bill, and demand
q prompt foreclosure by the Gov
nment of its mortgages upon said