Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-01

respect, could Democratic Representatives.;
have done more?
We express our profound apprc"iat ..rF 'tat
tireless efforts of Neva as gram s.! man.
VIM. n. Stewart, not Oily as the leader Of the
silver cause in America, but for his great de
votion to the local interests Of the state, as ex-
eInplifed by the fact that he has been the au-
thor of many of the important measures
| affecting Nevada's interests which have been
enacted by Congress: namely. the mining laws
OF the United States, the Carson Mint, the
Stewart Institute, the establishment of the
Agricultural Experiment Station, s. hich en-
ables the State University t. receive 81 .GDl a
year Government aid. and tn securing of a
military instructor at the state University.
We further mme 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 million dollars for moneys ex
PENDED IN the suppression Of the war of the
rebellion, and Indian outbreaks, We indorse
his proposal to secure legislation making Lake
Tahoe and vicinity a national park. the Gov
ernment purchasing on an equitable basis the
rights of parties whose inter SITS are affected.
as not only preserving from destruction one Of
Natures grandest works, but giving the Ma
tional Government C ntroI for irrigation pur-
poses OF a great lake reservoir which viii
guarantee tn farmers along the Truckee river
morc wat~r for irrigation. and ena le a vast
additional area of arid land to be brought ul-
Ger cultivation.
' We earnestly TIC recollection Of
'A' ~ O'S - ~'Hf - Atss' 'A 'HE =. i''
State, al hedge tLe Silver tarfv % ...aLi
and the nominees Of this convention to his sup
port f = that office.
To our other Senator, John P. Jones, We ak
tend the greeting of a pc pie who rejoice that
they have such Il great puhl G servant who has
no o ed the comm nUeai.n which has de-
lighted to honor him His p~re-eminent knovl-
edge of all financial questions has been used Iy
him for lhe benefit Of the whole world. ana his
speeches i'll the United States Senate upon the
silver question have become the text book vi
those statesmen " no are devoted 20 the inter
ests Of the whole people.
Weta pride i'll the career Of Francis G.
Ncvlauds in Congress. notably in the fact that
ha has r-"u In six years to a place among the
lead rs # ne House. and that hs Influence in
public aft !lrs Is becoming more and HoFr man
ifes5, as is shown Ivy his great part in the an-
ne a+'-- Of The Hawaiian Iela a.. a coIsuln-
mat on anticipated ami de4tre,i by the Am4ri-
can people FOR more than fifty years. We de
Glare that Nevada cannot afford to Lose him as
her Repr, sentative in the halls If Congress.
Recognizing the Importance of State devel-
oQmept upon agricultural lines. we commend
the efforts OF our Representative in Congress
to secure for the State II Nevada lc-iS alto
looking to the reclamation Of arid lands. and
the st rage of water in 1eset vpirs and urge
our Senators and Representative in Congress
to secure the passage of tie irrigation ILLS now
before Congress. introduced by Guy RefTesen-
tative Francis q. NewlandS.
The United States is now i'll the ri.htful con-
troll Of Cuba. Porto Rico. and he Philippine is
lanes ana we are III FAVOR q Loluin the same
untli the American people ShaI: nave tame t.
consider aud make such disposition Of the new
acquisitions as sound policy and the interests
of the whole country may require.
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81,
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baa,, ID r,,~i7;nr f,, +to so+-ra.a,,t -
the ..rrS7ra.s Of tba ran+raI PA. III
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not cor1Tjied with
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mission of he anthoritv and lowers und0Ubf-
adIv intended TO he conferred unon if when
oriG-aauv enacted we favor surh amendments
f. ~, Nrt as vu mako it an effective nroteo-
l. ton to the people AGAINST discriminatins
tariffs,
The heroism and valor of the American sol
10 dior aud sail,,. have won additional laur.is
Y 3rr:ru rho ar with Srai, TIN, ST ,r, az tho
D. ro-n aaads Of ~. naval aud r,iTtar, b,,,as
st will forever form a glorious page in American
y history On land As we'll as sea Americas de
4 flanders have uroved -bair unsur,. s-ad ccnr.
e. age Praisinp those who fought our battles,
Il
lie we coiuei!h LIE 1l"iUorouS Gol't"ct q 'n"Se
OHl'ial>' WhtreFer resPofSiolliIE may resi- 10
whose c0llaolhtE Is que inc u9a'h ny s'arNa
y I4o4 anu o5Sea7e Oh SeFe ai Inous'ho Oh our
men Ne oe'H'hd In"' the a"lul scandals IN
a vowed Ii '"nducI OF the war De lrhpa' tauy
O. ana com - eg-y lhVeStlgate"' ana tnat adequate
so punishment be nete" wherever que.
as Inc people OF Nevada are justly PROUD OF
le thelf university: we colhnenu the eiilcleh'
'e management when mas mace IL an lnstltutlof
IT, OF innIlte US lulhess ana widening possloiiltleS
Us l,huencT is already Ielt as a p0tehI IacVol
lor Tue in'eliecyual anu econolaic oeSeloplnen
OF . me oId'e, we pieuse 70 GENEROUS sup
that will tend to maintain its present high stan
. Sard ny cop1uca 70 ire i,oorovarnan+