Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-15

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On financial iegtsi ton bsso IN keeping Wit,
She Democratic p~tetfos1n OF u & aa3 IN Ills
respect, could DsnooEass Representatives.
have done moref
We express our profound e7preistiJi OF t19i
eireless efforts of Eeva &C grand ola mn
VIM. d. Stewart. not oily a. t,o le%dof OF tae
| silver cause in America, but for his great de-
votion TO the local interests Of the State, as eX-
empIihed by the f.c. that no H9a boon the au- I
thor OF many Of the important measures :.
| affecting Eevada's interests which have been L
enacted by Congress: namely. the mining laws
of the United S ates. the Carson Mint, the
Stewart Institute. the establishment of the
! Agricultural Experiment Station, 3 hlch en- l
ables the State University to receive u DORA 7
year Government aid. and tn occurring of d !
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 q m illion dollars for moneys ex-
Yended in the suppression of the war OF the
rebellion, and Indian outbreaks. We indorse
his proDosal co secure legis alton making Lake
Tahoe and vicinity a 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
tional Government C ntrol for irrigation pur-
poses of p great lake reservoir which will
guarantee the farmers along the IruCkee river
more water for irrigation. and ena le a vast
additional area of arid Land to be brought I'M
der cultivation.
We earnestly recommend the reelection OF
VIM. II. Stewa' { 10 the Senate N the y llted
States. and V1c1re the Silver PARTY of Ns ada
and the nominees of this convention to his sup
port for that office.
To our other Senator, John P. Jones, we ex-
tend the greeting of a pc pie who rejoice that
they have such q great public servant who has
no O, ed the commonwealth which has de-
lighted to honor him His pre-eminent knowl-
edge of all financial question has been used by
him for the benefit of the whole world, and his
e,o,cNa, IN tba JTDitad States Senate uDOD the
silver question have become the text book OF
those statesmen u no are devoted to the inter
este of the whole people.
W. TIA e pride in the career Of Francis G..
Vewiapds in Congress, notably in the fact that
be has risen in six years to a place among the
leaders of he House, and that his influence IN
public affairs is becoming more and more man
ifest, as is shown by his great part in the an
nexatiou Of the Hawaiian Isla dS, a Consum-
nation anticipated and desired by the Ameri-
lS can people for more than fifty years We Dc
clare that Nevada cannot afford TO lose him as
her Rerrf sentative in the halls OF Congress.
ReCCsE:iZing the Importance of state deVei-
oDment upon agricultural lines, We commend
the efforts Of our Representative in Congress
to secure for the State of Nevada legislation
looking to the reclamation OF arid lands and
the at rage Of water IN rese vOirs, and urge
our Senators and Representative in Congress
TO secure the passage of the irrigation bills now
before Congress. introduced by OH Repressn-
sative Francis G. Newiands.
III u ~ Ia CS K ~ Ia AHC Sht ~"
troll of Cubs. Porto Rico. and he Philippine Is
lands, and we are in favor Of holdin- the same
until the American people sh&l have time Il
consider and make such disposition of the new
acquisitions as sound policy and the interests
OF thr a hole country may req ire
W. favor tre constru ton of the Nicaragu&
olua! ~ the Government Of the Unite state
Of A-14,acl ~ q political and commercial neces
sity
At tEr .qs; 3sasion Of Congress a law haTin.
hnen ra4s.,.. orovnltrg for the settlement o
the Indebtedness of the Central Pacific ran
road to the Government of Cne United States
the terms of which require the payment OF tn
entire debt, principal and interest. within tie
years, with interest at the rate OF 3 per cen
per annum. and on failure to make such sett'
ment within one year, the mortgage len OF Tn
United Ststes to be at once tOreCloseu. and tn
property sold to the highest bidder. we tsvc
foreclosure according 20 the terms of Said AZ
in case its conditions regarding settlement 81
not complied with
Certain decisions Of the United sta 90 cour
having shoru the Inter State Commerce Cor
a mission Of the authority and powers undoub
y" eily intended 80 be conferred upon 1t VIII
oric1nary eua-ted. We favor such amendmen
T.. he Act as VIII make it al effective prote
uh ton 10 the people against DISCRIMINATE
~ tariffs
coin; The haroisn2 and valor Of the American p
20 50 der and sailor have won additional ianr'
AMY during the war with Spain, The story OF t
amp rave deeds Of our naval aud MILITARY hero
liIeSe will forever form a glorious psge in Americ
Jaw history. On land a. well as sea Americas
'Niu' tenders have proved their un*urPassed co
'!'9o' are PraisIug those who fought our oaItI
, +ha se condemn the trsitor0us conduct o. tn
,r,nu- officials, wleraver responsibility may rest
whose CulphhlutN Is que tue uta'h u go
Marty ton and disease of seve a thousand OF
men. We dnr'a"d that tho awful scandals
,4o~, volved in ,rfIuct of the war be impar tia
f Ma and COM ."tlIy Investigated, and that adeQu
rk so punishment be melted wherever due.
n has The people of Nevada are justly proud
IN the their University. we cohihou" ~ - ~
management which mas mace ! al i'SGiGut
wolff. OF inhuite US .fulness and widening posaihlilt
Mind Us II huence Is Already 'eII us d po'oH, az
ke her for the intellectual aud economic deveiopm
lily of o. the state we pieose 20 l, generous
in port and hearty co operation along every
that vii tend TO maintain its present hlSh s
Nil nm dsrd. or conduce to its Improvement.
16 To This convention plaiges its nominee for {
states eruor that ne wi l approve of such legislt
2epub- "a Will carry mo en"0' wv
~. NJ ton OF Article 10 of the Suite
a GOV. stitution which provides that the
nstitu. islature shall provide a special tax v
,edium shall not exceed two mills on the dt
-easing OF an takapie property III ~ |%" +hn a W.,
NC the to the "ther meSLs p.oVu.' r-
and maintenance of the Stat" nlv : fy
.. ,aoa. common schools. This convention -"
Wished mends all county conventions OF the >
he Uni party 10 Pie"se 'ho.i ~ 49, CT
and i.esi-iheu.e ~ 49, - -,
mill on the dollar OF all taxable property II
.Lr.., State in addition to the other means low
:. rIat. vided by law for the support and maluteh
- f' of the State University and common scho<
.rty ~ this State.
"a We invite comparison of the -four years
; to this ING "ht ~ .eu...a ,r;tb the last
a test of ot IN q norsH.a. ~aa;na Tho a.
t of no yesisoi Sne att..Iaan arisIa ina ,,oo,
eeso, IL iasu ~. a. c;9rer p.r+r Ie
he prin- 20 s''u" M 800. &c tho Ere,
Department for the last year nnmediatel.
City, de- ceding s ~ nra; ~" tnt sas Eo we've the q
sas of the Executive D~epartment Tor iS9I.