The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-11-01

Tba commemorative of the Republican party of
the state of Nevada in convention assembled,
enter upon the campaign of 1894 with 70 ann save
Ana good of the State and Nation, devoted 10 the
best interests of all firm in the convctloh Ol 'ho
iustice of their cause, and supremely conhoeht
| that while the minds of men may, at times De
| Ijinaed by passions and the teachings Of false
! prophets they cannot remain permanently cloud
ed. and that the right will ultimately prevail. =
| r,paT-The 'silver question" is by far the most
innortant issue before thu people of this conntry
to.dav We believe that the destruction OF the
| true sandard of value by the decentralization Oh
silver in 1873 was grave wrong t. every t sllVet
mining state and Territory in the Union; that II
| increased the burden of all debs and enrcneo he
creditor classes at the expense OF everybody else
that IT paral zed the productive eletghs OF tne
| orIire cnpntrv decreased business of every klnd
except that of money lending, and that there can
be ~ permanent turn ot prosperity 70 oui
country unit silver shall have been restored o lis
fu use aud highest position as moneS iie'ai' i a.
aud as tho only perfect mode OF 80 iestotlhs ~ Ne
demand the free ard uulimiled coinage OF poth
gold md silver at the ratio o. l6 ounces OF silver 10
/ nunce of gold with full legal tender functions
accorded to each and no discrimination against
either This action we demand DS the ohiteu
States acting Independently ana wholly fega'uitss
of What any other nation may may not do We
hereby Pledge candidate for Congress ana re-
quest our United States Senators to make tne
duesu II of silver paramount to every other 70
treat it "A strictly n bipartisan, which 1t Is; 10
hold themselves free from all party dctation con
cerniug it, and to use all honorable means 10
, briug abont its complete restoration ~ the 'io
time ratio of l6 to l.
SFCoND-We believe that under any MONETARY
system that can be adopted the protection OF tae
American producer against the blighting and de-
structiyc compeon OF cheap labor br >ad IS also
matter Of vast importance to the great body OF me
8 America peopl- Upon this question we are IN
I he rty accord with the rrirclpes 81 me Natonai
Republican usrtr We believe that the WOOL
grower the silver-ltad miner, the salphnr miner
the borax max r. and all other producers are thtl
tied to 1--we as behts American freeman .ithout
being brought down to the wage level and stcia' T
condi tions Of the poorest pad labor IN the wtriI
Third We arraign Senator 'teWart tor MS la'l
ure to vote on the motion to strike out the an E
entt.l duty on ref ned sugar thus not orlg hhnwirl
his disposition to favor the Sigantle susa' a,t
lut falling TO Kill at D blow the obnoxious Wils9i
some of The mos important industries IN tle s,at
of Nevada including that Of WOOL prounctlon
which even now fur ishos subsistence 10 B" '"rs
number of our people. .e -, ,h
market il overstockedif there are millions OF III
men clamor .ng for wore, the employer ls eiNaii
urdue advantage and despite the best difecteo AZ
host intended efforts Of labor organZatioh 10 pr
vent it the price of labor is bouid To iall; =,
This condition exists generally thronehont u
United States at the present time, ano ~ n'i e. g.
owing as we believe. to the vast tue q mmiSr
tion constantly rolling into the country lhei
% fore we favor Use restico OF immis \,
in the spirit of prejudice. not upon tle iiieors ~
the espect able foreigner IL an unworthy perso
Int solely with view of relieving 'he ihp
market and insurng to the american "a d'',s, AZ,
whether native or foreign born, NJ hohes' "''
pay Tor an nOneht uhy WIN
FIFra-R Recognizing the Importance III neoe
itv of providing means WHEREBY nom o. ia'
NAV enforce recognition of its just demands i,'
- all cl ssses and conditions of employers engaged
n busiuess o. public nature and believing toa' a.
tration based on full iniormati OF al ne M III
in each case will secure justice to all CONCERN
. We hereby demand that our Representative
I'll Conprcs3 use all honorable means 10 secure
passage ut the earliest possible moment OF
tionai L, Dor Arbitration Law, providing inily
To the adiustment of such itf-rences as may ~
between labor and its employer, AM eiothinH -
Act with such proper and adeqeae Vinai'atory
penal causes ~ will euablr those inleres'e !
sompel a compliance with it's provisions
Wa aIso favor the creation of n Stae boat'
Arbitration of like character for the sahie P"'l
and clothed with similar powers
SIxTlI-- We demand tho iinmcdise anu uu'o'
tional repeal of the suspensory clause OF the III
the state Commerce Law 90 that said law may ol'e
|, for uatly and uniformly In every state OF the oh
coin and Sevada receive her share OF tn dement's.
for SEVENTH We solemly declare that the httl'
,tion Of the silver party OF this Stit9 presents
pl. issue and conveys the impression aoroau WA
se Of are divided upon the silver question, wne
+son truth and in fact there IA no sentiment 10 tne
day adv, rse to the complete restoraoh W -
tons In this behalf deem 1t proper 10 pom. "
same record made by the legislature OF 1879, Eie
mon the silver i,sue alone, that leg Stature p
cd ,tseif the most scrvile to the southern ia
rd of Railroad COMPANY of any that ever convene
this state as was nclusively shown IN the
tion by an almost unanimous vote Oh 'he niein