Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-08

tie Democrats platform OF Is & and in tHi4
resp ct, could DelGoc12tic E2orcsantnt.vn Yea
have done mOroS !
We express OJr profound arrre4ia-.. nj .h,I
t~ir~l"ss efforts OF NevI as gram. rl1a,
VIM. NJ. Stewart. not o " IS thu leader Of the
silver cause in Arnerra, 'It FOR HnR Er.!t de
v0tlOn 70 tho local interests u tbs State. as oX !
empiiticd by the fnct that he H., is,.i tae at.- !
thor of many If the iniwrt.nt measures
affecting Nevada's interests mich have baen
enacted by Congress: namely. the ,EiIilr laws (
OF the United :, atev, the Carson Mint, the /
Stewart Institute, the establishment Of the
Agricultural Experiment Station, " hich en-
ables the state University t. receive 81 ,GDl \ |
year Government aid, and tn, securing of a !
military instructor at the State University. |
We further commend his efforts, now likely |
! soon to be crowned with success, to secure the |
payment to the State and citizens of Nevada |
Of nearly half a m lion dollars for moneys ex-
tended in the suppression of the war Of the
rebellion, and Indian outbreaks. We indorse
his proposal to secure legislation making Lake
Tahoe and vicinity q national park. the Gov
eminent purchasing on an equitable basis the
rights OF parties whose interests are affected,
as not only preserving from destruction one of
Natures grandest works, but giving the Ma
hOnal Government c 'ntrOl for irrigation pur-
poses Of q great lake reservoir which will
guarantee thu farmers along the Truckee river
moro water for irrigation, and ena le a vast
additional area of arid lani to be brought I'm
der cultivation.
! We earnestly recommend the ie-etect!or of
VIM. NJ Stewart TO the senate Of the lifted
States, aud p'odge the Silver party Of Na ada
and the nominees of this convention to his sup
port for that lice.
To our othe" Senator, John p. Jones, we ex-
tend the gregg of a pc PIE y no rejoice that
they have such q great pub / servant who has
no {, ed the corlmcnwea}th which has de-
lighted to honor him Ills prc-eminent knowl-
edEc oH all financial questions has been used by
him for the benefit OF the whole world. and his
speeches in the United States Senate upon the
silver question have become the text book of
those statesmen " no are devoted to the inter
estS of the whole people.
We IA e pride in the career Of Francis G.
Newlands IN Congress, notably in the fact that
he mas risen n SIX years to Il place among the
leaders Of the House, and that his influence in
public atftirs is becoming more and more man
tfes' as l. shown by his great part in the an
ne atrpr Of the Hawaiian Islands, a consum-
nation anticipated and desired by the Ameri-
can people for more than fifty years We de
clare that Nevada cannot afford to lose him as
her Repr sentative in the halls e Congress
Re c ming the Importance of State devel
crtlelt upon agricultural lines, we cornmend
the efforts OF our Representative in Congress
70 secure for the State { Nerada legislation
looking to the reclamation OF arid lands and
the e rage of water in reservoirs and urge
our Senator's and Representative i'll Congress
to secure the passage Of the irrigation hills now
before Congress. Introduced Ivy cur Represent
tatiye Francis &. Newlands.
The United States is now in the ~ri.ltful coz.
troll Of Cuba, Porto Rico, and Ike Philippine is
{ lands. and We are IL favor . hrliin the snlDa
until the American people Slial have time +,
consider and make such disposition Of liz new
acquisitions as sound policy aud tho interests
- tn 'o'a country may require.
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the terms OF winch REQUIRE the ray1nent OF tn
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years WIN lutefeN. al th' rate OF . PER cont
Der aI'A'1In. and on failure 20 make such settle
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IN case Us Hphdl5lphS resarGuE sol cement are
no '"InpIled with.
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MISS III ct ne authority ana powers und"uot
edly i~t+"'.'"t &" tie conf FRED upon y whet
originally en@' ed, We tav": su"h amendments
t. lie Act as VIII make II an effective prote,
tioA To jAe people AGAINST dis Ginllh&1In&
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- The heroi@m and Ealor Of he American sol
'
wi ~ ~ " a. WIN H'','- - wv
rave deeds OF our naval ana military hc""e'
will forever form a glorious lat=o III American
history On land as we'll a. sea- Alner1ca- de
Tenders have proved the T HnsuIp ,cd c0ur
u '"O """ iON9" OU ~
~o co~7c,, TO +roi+orous conduct oe +b,s,
, ,ei.iaI. vL, AVA, rasrC,.r,l.-r No. ,a-+ -
rbngo c,;na3.5;+, i dna ~. Tra+L L- s+o~,-,
: +ian all dsa,sa If sovs n +brn,sa,d of or
men. va Hand that the awful scandals in
a. yolve't .r conduct Of the war be ilnpa tiall,
"a lo+,l ~ ;nvaa+i-.+a1 ana tLa+ aaaC-a+
,1n,sLn,an. ha ,na+ad Tb,ravar 6-a
;" ~ Iaa-la - Ea~aIa ,ra i,e+}y rrord .
- tboir Irriyars;tv We cor,,,erd tho at}irian
- roa,.r.roan+ ,viir}, has ,,eln II CT, ire+i+u+,n
Of infinite rs fuInass and ,vidanirg nrs.ihIitin
a Is i anenco il already felt as a no+ant fac+o
~ for the in+electrai and economic dev4lonmen
~ of the State. We pledge to it generous SUI