Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-22

resp es corld Delsaact a-t5c Representatives.
have done moref
We Cypress our F~acfrSt.i sDr~a -. ~ Tho
. t'reiess efforts OF Ee7a Pr g~ao-. ."i - ~.
VIM. N, Stewart NOT sly - ire l.. Ter Of the
oliver cause " hrnerica. LFTE fn- his ~~a+s DC
yotion 10 the local frjorss1:9t TIC St-te, as OK
s~lnIiifed by the fact tlEt ltr lbs ts@I tie al
thor of many of tie .1sytrt np measures
affecting Nevada'a Interests Which have baeu
eHarted by Congress: namely, 5do lining laws
of the United : aSeS, thn Carson Mint, the
Stewart Institute, the establ.s ..lent Of the
Agricultural Experiment Station, hich en-
ableS the tate University to receive - ora
year Government aid, md tn securing Of a
! military instructor at the state UuiFeIsitr.
We further conn,end his efforts, now likely
soon to be crowned with success, to secure the
! payment to the State an citizens OF Nevada
Of nearly half a n lion dollars f,r moneys ex-
Iended in the suppression of IT, war Of the
rebellion, and Indian out Te2ks. We iudOrse
his proposal to secure leris alton making Lake
Tahoe and vicinity a national park. the Gov
ernment 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
tiunal Government c ntroi for irrigation pur~
poses of Il great lake reservoir which viii
guarantee Ii farmers along the TCuckee river
mora W&tr for lrrl|atlon- and ena lie q vast
additional area Of arid land to be brought I'M
der cultivation.
We earnestly recommend the recollection Of
VIM. II. Stewart 10 the senate Of the u lied
States, nd pledge the Silver party Of N,s.aGl
and the u2rnUIecs Of this convention to his sup
port for that Office.
To orr other Senator. John P. Jones, we ex-
tend the greeti Z Of a pc PIE who rejoice that
they have such q great public servant who has
no O ed the COMM nwealth which has de-
lighted to honor him His pre-erNinent knOwl-
edge Of 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 statee1}en no are devoted to the inter
ests of the whole people.
We Ia e pride il the career Of Francis Ct.
NewlanfS ii Congress, notably in the fact that
he has risen in six years to a place among the
leaders Of the House, and that his influence in
public at IRIS is becoming more and moro man
fes as is shown by his great part in the an
lie atom of the Hawaiian Isia d., q consuIn-
nation anticipated and desired by the Amari-
can people for more than fifty years We de-
clare that Nevada cannot afford TO lose him as
her Repr sentative il the halls If Congress
RercCnizing the Importance Of State davel-
cement upon aGI iCuluIral lines. we commend
the efforts q our Representative IN Congress
to secure for the State f Nevada legislation
tooking to the reclamation OF arid lands, and
the ~ rage of water in reservoirs end urge
our Senators and Representative in Congress
10 secure the passage Of the irrigation bills now
before Congre :. introduced - our Hepreoen-
tative Francis q. NewlandS.
The United States is nov in the riLhtfUl con
troll of Cuba, Porto Rico. and the Philippine is
lands. and we are in favor 4 Lu,!in tle an
Hntl the American people slal have time t.
consider and make such disposition Of the me-
acquisitions a sound policy 90 the ir'elest'
NJ ~ hole country may require.
". .&v.,r the cou~tru zion Of til. Ntcararr.
.,,-3.. ~ thc 6 yeruNa ut the Ju.t4 State.
lea "a d poht- a ana comm" c2 he1eS
@
- l5S, 7e@9'oH ol I'nEres7" IN "'IinS
been passed ploVIdinE i"f tne snl-te.n2ht o
the l-aenteGne5" or the central L1el'. fh
road to the Government OF ihe United states
the terms OF winch rec ar" tiA nayMeht OF ID
entire don't prln lpal ana interest,". "lFhn te'
years, with interest at me rate or d Per &c"
per aunum. and on failure 20 make such sets t
m"nt within one year. the no tgaGe len OF I'll
United states 70 ne at once lotegt'eeo' ava IA
property soiN 7" tue tt-atst t1H"@t, We rave
toreclo-Ure according % the terms 81 ~t.d Al
IN case Its c"HdlJIol7 regarding settlement al
not c"Hpitd with.
rtaln declsions OF the NMte1 0fh'es 'nr-'
having shorn the INT y 6tate tolhIAefSN ION
mission Of the authority ana powers nhHouh
eddy 11t"n"ed I" he COZ red upon u VIE
ORIGINALITY e'l'- le1' we i4'of 40 '.ileE"iHe'i
60 Ne Act IS Viii make II an elective pfote
Il. h"A 70 the peopi9 against o"7''-Li''i1'iN
In. farms.
80 IA" neT"i7n ana Ta1r OF ne Sh"Tirah =
.tv ooi 80 -. w. s. -
p 1t nE II: = : " .,,;r,,1 6a.
st -. .,.
will forever torn a glorious page III AnAetics
II, history On land "a Well as sea America "
SO. Ieh"e[S nv ltpN@1 at e un1n - L.+tgl
an age fraislng thoee who fought our o&Ctis
h, we condemn the traitorous conlucs o. Tho
IN. official. wherever respOnsiJiIity NAV rest
an ! whose culnab!;tv is due the death by stary
rty ton and disease OF seve al thousand OF o.
men. w. -eIuand that the awful scandals
vow x" conduct or the war be impa tai
and 'Jln Hl"tely mVeStgat"t' and that ade4ua
SO punishment be meted wherever due.
bas The ueonIe of Nevada are Justly proud
the their University. We commend the et1icie
i've manaranant which ha. made it an INSTITUTE
Iii. of infinite us fulness aud Widening pos,ibiliti
ind lis influence Is already Felt as a po'oht iac'
Of Of the State. We pledge to it generous 5,
a in port and hearty co ODeratiOn along every II