Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-10-23

by the President, such as the pur
chasing clause OF the Sherman
Bullion Purchasing Act; the
Geary Act, providing for the de-
portation Of unregistered Chinese,
when it's constitutionality has been
affirmed by the Supreme court,
and his neglect and refusal to en-
ferce the Anti Trust and Inter
state commerce Acts sgairst
wealthy offenders. . E..
"a ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.
We denounce the purchase and
sale Of Elective Franchise as de
stractive Of our libel ties and
treason to our Government. We
demand the Acknowledgement Of
b 9th parties to the crime, and the
| punishment Of the prisoner by fine
and imprisonment. The frar chise
once sold shall be gone forever.
LOTTERIES. t.ii
The es tablishment OF a lottery
In this State woul1 bs a blot upon
the people and would result in
financial ard moral degradation.
Therefore, in the language of our
constitution, "No lottery ticket
shall be authorized by this State,
nor shall the sale OF lottery tickets
be allowed" We condemn in
equal terms all Legislatures n:l,
this State which have attempted
to legislate or authorize lotteries
or the sale Of lottery tickets. '1s'.
q We are unaltersbIy opposed to
the ratification Of the proposed
amendment to: Section /, Article
Il Of the cor stitltion Of our State
wherein itsignores ali questions OF
amnesty terpersens who after ar
riving at the age Of Eighteen yea-s
bear arms against. the United
States Government, for the reason.
chat, the came is .u1American in
spirit and contrary to, the elem
ency already extended to such
persons for ever ,tnirty years, and
we thereto re reeomend, TO the
voters of't'he State to vote 'sSio,'
on: this proposition, ''.''' %
SCHOOLS. ..-,.t
-'''Fe'are Justly proud of the pub,
tic, scqols and State University Of
Nevada; We believe they should
be'fbstersd ana protected aboye all
other institutions. as upon then,
rests the Ferpetuity of thesiGov
elnhtnt and the securities OF our
liberties I'VE are in favor Of. such
legislation as'will fncrease the eff,
cheney and ralss the standardof the
puhiicschools and is tate q Uniyersitvt
untif a thorough education - With
out expense, Is placed within the
reach of every child ia NevaIa. '''''.
/ Wedenounce in the strongest
terms the constitutional amend
. ment 60 be submitted to the people
atthe ensuing election for the in
'vestms'lt ofsehool monies in other
securities than Z. S. Government
4 or Nevada state bonds and reco
mmehd TO the electors of this sta =
that the amendment referred to
which provides among other things
that our sch0ol monies may be fn
vested in any other bonds than
iINfaJt1iia!nal and Nevada State be
voted against aud defeated, and
our MILLIONS Of school ID. money
saved from loss by an unssfe In
vestnent. '..-- aH IL
+. We look to the Peoples party
of America as the only national
4 party in existence today honestly
in favor of any Of the above prin
fciples and reforms, apd we pledg e
1T the hearty support and Co oper
: alton of theIpeople OF Nevada In its
effort to maintain and carry. out
the same AMI the non6ssee, of tbiz
convention for Gong Sasman, in
--thr~ event tAat he shall have a
vote for the President o! the
United States as member OF the
Ho'sstof Representatives ;, is here
by pledged to vote FOR the nominee
Of the Peoples party unless. other
wise Instructed by the Silver Party
I of this S tate s. - s.t-7 .-.
We deman1 the enforcement OF