Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-05

l''tA'ES tlIDIIS VI -NtN'. Il : grand 'iit IL IN. /
VIM. NJ. Stewart, not OILY a. the lcupier of t3e
silver cause in .Amori"9. hrf To- lis eat de
votion to the local iptrr".., OF TIL, .STJtr, as "X-
emplitied by the fact inst he has huon the au-
thor of many of the ia rGrttut measures
affecting Ncvada's Interests which have been
enacted by Congress-: nam ly. the .iniug laws
OF the United States. the Carson Mint, the
Stewart Institute, the establishment of the
Agricultural Experiment Station, which en-
ableS the State University to receive "a l,00l a
year Government aid, and til securing of a
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 a million dollars FIR loneys ex-
pended in the suppression Of he ar of the
rebellion, and Indian outbreaks e indorse
his proposal to secure legiS,atiui- y. ing Lake
Tahoe and vicinity a nationa, Isr the Gov
eminent purchasing on an cqli-@ basis the
rights Of pal ties whose inter. ii affected.
as not only preserving from d,~l.,, ION one Of
Natures grandes works, but ~ : the Ma
tIonal Government control for irrigation pur-
poses Of 4 great lake reservoir which will
guarantee the farmers along the Truckee river
more water for irrigation, and ena lie a vast
additional area of and land to be brought I'M
der cultivation.
We earnestly recommend the reelection Of
VIM. II. Stewart to the Senate of the L tied
States, and pledge the Silver party of Ns.adu
NIt bHS AAAAAN - bhAo III - AitS 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 a great public servant who has
no Oled the commonwealth which has de-
lighted to honor him His pre-eminent knowl-
edge of all financial questions has been used by
him for the benefit Of the whole world, and his
speeches i'll the United States Senate upon the
silver question have become the text book of
those Statesmen Vho are devoted to the inter
estS Of the whole people.
We taEe pride in the career Of Francis G.
NeWlando IN Congress, notably in the fact that
he has risen i'll six years to a place among the
leaders Of the 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
n~c<"t,oE of the Hawaiian IsIa Dis, a consum-
nation anticipated and desired by the Ameri-
can people for more than fifty years. We de
clare that Nevada cannot afford to lose him as
her Repr. sentative in the halls Of Congress.
RI. o9nizlug the importance of State devcl
opment upon agricultural lines. We commend
the efforts Of our Representative in Congress
to secure for the State If Nevada legis3 alton
looking to the reclamation of arid lands. and
the ST rage of water in reservoirs aud urge
our Senators and Representative in Congress
to SECURE the passage OF the irrigation bills now
before rongre :, introduced by our EeTreaen-
tative Francis Ii. NewlaudS.
The United States is now in the rjShtful con
ITDi oil ana. Porto Rico, dna the FhlIlpDInp Il
lands. ana We are in favor + huiuIn th-2amn
until the American people ~l.i have time f.,
consider and make such disp0~, 10, of H. new.
acquisitions as sound policy al. the interests
g. t'r i-'l" country may reG'Ige.
".'' I've '"AH'fu ZION % Chr Nicaragua
e., 10y tn" Government at the Unite States
e. }-: .,i rs a political and commercial, nocee
LAST session 81 l.i-feSS = "a" l'V'i-
htV+i p"~aNTo if"F'"lh- t'l the settlement OF
'He lh'toNcNhe97 Oh Ihe central la'!I' roll
tO"l To me HoNcthhIho al me CN'"a 9'ttto'
the terms OF "hlch ftG"'Ir the aNAienl OIL Ia.
J entire or"C liln pal and interest, within ten
years, "ljh interest at the rae OF " Yer cent
per ahhul1' ana on Ia1Iure 10 make such settle
ment "lthin one year, the mo tGa-e Len OF the
l h4ted states 10 be al once lore 'o@"d. afG The
property 9'uI I" tue h'-irN' ti'1H'r. We IaN"l
lofeclo,rfe arcoiG3n~ I" III t@fin@ Il SAID A%j
III case lts coi'dIti319 regarding settlement az
no. coilpHtu WIN.
.rl3'u decisions OF the United Ht2 - courts
haNlnG morn me inter state commerce Com
mission Of the authority and powers u0Gouht
eoiN l"srnt''l TO be conferred upon ii Whel
! originally enacted we laV"r SU'h amendment
to he Act as Will make II an effective prot"r
tloI :" the people against discriminating
. tariffs
The hcToi~m and N-lor OF the American sol
der and sailor have w0u additional laurSl>
dur - the war with Spain. The story Of tn,
3 d y VI 'ui Java anu L4'I'IA! y IT. o''
VIII forever form a glorious page i" AmerlcaI
history. On lald a We'll as sea America : de
tenrerS have proved tner unsurP s"ed coNr
age ffalSlnS those VINO fought our battles
re condemn tia traitorous conduct Of thos,
nficial. vh,rever ,esDo,sibil;ty NAV rest +,
whose culnahiE+v i 61n +ba death hv starva
tion and disease Of save a, Thousand of on
man ". r.un.,d +bat tho av-fnl snanaa,s in
volv,o .., conduct of tna wa he ir,na. +ian,
and c.u,2lo+alv inves+ipata1 and that adaonat
nunisbmnnr he me+ad wherever dine.
The faoIla of Navad. are i,s+}v nro,6 q
their University We commend the efhcian
mana cement which ha- made il an institution
of infinite MS fitness and widening possibilities
Its il fuanca i already felt as n notent factn
70, tho ip+auac+uaI aud economic dava1orr,an
of the State We nledpe to it generous sur
port and hearty co oneration along every lin
that will tend 70 maintain IFS present high stan
dare. or conduce TO its improyem-nt.
This convention n1a iras its nop,inna for Gov
ernor that he wi | 4nnrove Of such lnpislatio
y, "