Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-01

on financial legisl ton been in keering with /
the Democratic pl.tform OF ID d, ana, in this
resp ct. could Democratic Representation
have done more?
We express our profound appre ia ,nf tIts
tireless efforts of Neva as gfa,. "a man.
VIM. NJ. Stewar}, not o II a the leader Of the
silver cause in America, but for Ii, sreat de-
votion to the local interests Il the State. as OK.
e~mplified by the fact that he has Leel tie au.
thor of many of the import Mt measures
affecting Nevada's interests which have been
enacted by Congress: namely, the mining laws
of the United : ates, the Carson Mint. the
Stewart InStitute, the establishment of the
Agri" cultural Experiment Station. hich On
alles the state University t. receive - .00t
year Government aid, and tn securing Of q
military instructor at the state University.
We further commend his efforts. now lihclv
soon to he crowned with success, TO secure the
payment to the State an citizens of Nevada
of nearly half a IN llion dollars for moneys ex-
Tended i'll the suppression of the war of the
rebellion, and Indian outbreaks. We indorse
his proposal to secure legis alton making Lake
Tahoe and vicinity a national park, the Gov
eminent purchasing on al equitable basis the
rights of parties whose iutel SITS are affected.
as not only preserving from destruction one of
Natures gTandest works, but giving the Ma
tional Government { ntrol for irrigation pur-
poses of a great lake reservoir which will
guarantee til farmers along the Truckee river
! morr wat 7 for irrigation, ard cua le a vast
/ additional area of arid land to be brought un-
! der cultivation.
; We earnestly recommend the recollection of
VIM. NJ. Stewa' t 30 the ccnatr of the L it'd
| Stat. ? ! il.rIEp the Silver .,,r,y Il Ea.aGl
J AMI the n,,ulnr,+ 0: THIS convention to his sup.
port FIR that office.
To our other Senator, John P. Jones, we ox-
tend the greeting of a pc pie who rejoice that
! the have such a great publ servant who has
no o ed the comm nWealSh which has Ga-
lighted to honor him HIS pIe-cminent klOwl-
! pt,rp nj I'll fi7laD. i11 gJ1agtfDnS hos ham 1,sa1 I,
HIM for the benefit OF thu whole rorld. ana his
speeches In the United States Senate upon the
silver question have become the text book Of
thosa statesmen no are dtvotad 20 the inter
e5ts ut the whole people.
We ia G pride in the career Of Francis G..
NCwlnas il Congress, notably IN the fact that
he !.~ risen in SIX years 70 = place among the
lea rs II he iEol.c. ard that ho infuencc in
public al IFS is berr'ajnS moro and MIRA man
lies as 5 shown by his great Tart in the an
re l." I If til" 1ar allan Isla Is. q cuI~uI1-
mat u} ATTIC. ,ated and deeirc.i by the Alneri-
can people for more than fry years. We de
clare that Nevada cannot afford to lose him as
n. r Rcpr sentative in the halls f Congress.
RC"oaniZing he Importance OF State deyel-
opmruc upon agricultural lines. We commend
the efforts of our Representative il Congress
to secure for the State f Nevada lcgis' alton
looking TO the re. lamation Of arid lands. and
the st rage of water in reese V.,irS ard urge
our Senators and Representative III Congress
Icfnre ronrra = inf1.,Inrad Nv 1,~ PA r lL@
tative Francis 4. NewianQs.
The United States is now in the r;@LtfuI con
troll of tU1a. Porto Rice. and Tie Pm prina Is
lands. and We are in favor f hcldin the same
until the American people shall have time t.
.nr;Sf+io-s H@l,,5 ,rl1,,r ~ -, i,"o,
o" 10 re hole country may require.
" ~'.,i' Tie Col,;ru zion u He Nicaragua
@rt. lhythe Government II the Uui.c S:a.as
OBJ .. "a Is R political and c0ulLe.ri4 neces-
SHY
49, last session Of Congress- , law having
lcli PASSED providing for the settlement Of
the Indebtedness OF the Central U3riti = i
road to the Government Of the United States
the terms of which REQUIRE the 1r9yt.,1t Of tn
! entire debt prin i2al and interest. within tel
wears. with interest If The rate of 3 rer cent
per anuum. and on failure to make such sett 9
meut within one wear. the nortgago lien of the
United State, to be at one. fo1t.I,>4 I. nc IN.
plopertv sold to the hi hest bidder, We fayo,
forfeiture according to the terms f said Ac-
in onsr its conditions regarding settlement are
nor comrlied with.
rial, decisions Of the United -ta O., CONT,
havir.~ >hc1u The Interstate commerce Conn
mission If the authority and powers undouht
eddy intended to be conferred upon il whe,
ori-i.a.v cna.;nI. we favor such amendment
TO lac Act As will o}ak. if an effective nrnt..
tioo 10 the paopI. AGAINST di-rrImju9riu
tariffs
. The hrrni,,D and y4l9r of IN, American sol
, der and ~rurr. have won additional Laurel
-, durn ny rb,. war with Spain Thu. - nv of tn,
Iraye deeds Of nur naval and miIit,r, hrr,f.
, will forever form = .1orio,Is na., ia \rna. ira,
bi,toIv On Land a., wel As sen A,u,.lIc3.s de
Tenders have ,r,,,ed tba.I ,tns,7rn. s,a1 coar
AGE Pr3;..np those who foupht our battles
a.,
d. ~ to.''SIIh LIZ lI-lloloU5 Con>uc' .. 'i'.
o41'N'l' HtiTNti t9pOIT''4l'A may it L .
Nn'He ',"I%'l''A IS""' v"T "T''H "H St"f'"
.. '"l anu nsI',9e OF seNt "l 'HoiSaho OF Gu
, nen. "r"@ and that the awful scandals III
VOWED 0ndUCt OF the war he 1mra tai
and co IAtelY investigated. and that adequat
punishment ne neted WhereFeS cue.
me Le.4'le o. ->en"d" are Ju91L proud O
hen thiFefe1lN. we CONNIE q 'ht edlclen
~ infringement winch mas Ila,je l. an lEStltutiO