Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-14

tireless efforts Of Neva as e1aa5 "a 102n.
VIM. II. Stewart, not Olly a. the leader Vi the
silver cause in America. but for his great de
vOtion to the local interests of the State. as cx-
enlplitied by the fact that he has been the au-
thor of many of he important measures
affecting NcVadaS / crests 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, hich en-
ahles the state University to receive $I,G0ra
year Government aid, ard til securing of a
military instructor 1T the state Univer~itv.
We further commend his efforts, now hzciy
soon to be crowned with success, to secure the
payment to the State and citizens of Nevada
of nearly half a m jlliOn dollars for moneys cx-
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 a national park. the Gov
. lment purchasing on al equitable basis the
| 1-,htS of altleS whose interests are affected.
as not only lreserN -ng from destruction one of
Natures .landeat works. but giving the Ma
tional Government {" ntrol for irrigation pUr-
! poses OF a great lake reservoir which will
guaralto" tn farmers along the Truckee river ,
more vat : fOr irrigation. and ena l. a vast
additionc! a,,a Of arid land 10 Ia br U-ht ul-
der cultivation.
We earnestly recommend tie re-alcccion of
VIM. N. Stewart to the Senat" of the I ted
States, I'D pledge thu Silver party Of Sc ada
and the nominees OF this convention to his sup
port Tor t.at office.
To our other Senator, John P. Jones. we ex-
tend the greeting Of a pc pie who rejoice that
they have such a great public servant who has
ho. o ed the COZ munwealth which has de-
lighted to honor him His pre-elNincnt kuowl-
edge Of I'll tinau, ial questions has been used by
him for l.. benefit of the whole world, and his
speeches III The United States Senate upon the
silver question have become the text book of
t use statesmen " no are devoted to the inter
ests Of lie whole people. >
Wet pride in the career of Francis G.
NrWl3H'- il Congress. notably in the fact that
h. he, .;-rn il SiX Years to a llact among The
leaders - tie lInUaC, ard that Ms influence in
public At ils Is becoming more and IN Re man
ifcs,, as j., shown iy his great lar. III the an
rcNut... ii til" Hawaiian Iaia. Us. u cOnsuln
nation anticipated and dc-ire1 by the Amcri-
can people for more than fifty years. We de
clare that Nevada cannot afford to lose him as
h I R"rr sentative in the halls of Congress.
Rero-ni2I1E the Importance Of State dctel-
oinntnt p!roA agricultural limos. We omm,n
the efforts of our Representative in Congress
to secure for the State f Nevada legislation
looking to the reclamation of arid lands, and
the st ItZ" Of water in reese. VJi-s aid urge
our Senator's and Representative in { ouErr-S
10 secure he passage of the ir2ir.tiuH hills now
before Cuu-yv =. introduced by olu Hctr~vi-
tatiye Truuris q. Ncwl3uds.
The United State, IS nov in the rigbtfdI con
troll of Gu a, Porto Rico, and he Philippine is
lands, and We are in favor + h"l1in the same
until the American people ~Ial have time To-
consider and make such G~ f.ua oL ne ueN
+ a,:" -.puS a. sound policy ami t1- Interests
&. '.''n rouutry mas require.
.'t e constitution Of thc Nlra"aGu@
5.'G 'V"rn!2"nt y tte rtr S-,'",
.t-a political ana eoi-M r,ia uroe>
ut session Of t~ou-.e~s a Ian having
-~ed providing for thu settlement Of
.-Ltcdne1s of the Central Parif- r3il-
the Government Of the United : a-a@,
rms Of winch require the payment @. tn
eLtIre debt prinoi al and lut.ro-1. within ton
years, with interest at the rate Of 3 Ter cent
per annum and on failure TO make s...h settle
ment within one year. the 'a"'t.3Ge Icn "t the
United States to be az once t"l""lcsCG, a.-o the
property sold to the i;hest bidder. We favor
foreclosure according 10 I'll" terms Of sad Act
i'll case its conatsons regarding settlement are
not complied with.
Certain "e SONS OF the Cmted Nta'e courts
having Sholn the Inter State Com
mission of h" authority and powers Undoubt
eddy intended to he conferred upon j when
origin ally cu;tcred. We favor such amendments
to he Act Is VIII make it an effective p"otec
- ton to the people asalnst discrnaH-toin=
~ tariffs.
The huloi~m and v.lor of the American sol
~. der and s@-or l.., won additional l"ur"l
dur ng thu war Wiz in The stHrN Of The
.. rave deeds of our n Al and military hcroc;
will forever form a glorious page i'll American
history. On land a~ well rs SEA Am,Iicaeo
q. 80 t' r
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q ,n,rieII-nn+ to +n.tl1 7rboroTn,. dro
80 rho ra,-Ia of Navada ara ir.+lv r,.o,,d q
ha thai, Tniyersi+y We co,nmand the ani.ian
We management which has made it an inst:tutIo
- Of infni+n rs frIness and r:dnning nol.ihiIit;D
a. Its il fuence is already felt as a potent facto
ar for the intellectual and economic devolopmeu
of of the State. We pledge to it generous SUI
in port and hearty co operation along every lin
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