Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-27

VII It-pLl' A"A = 'li'l ''r4 HI ~ I'M, VIII
the Democratic platform OF Is 6, and. in ms
resp ct. could Democratic r, y@osentatives
have GcIc more?
We express our profound apprc *".t,2 If the
! treless efforts Of NeVaHa's gra:.E ia man. !
! VIM. NJ. Stewart, not OILY r. the l-'5. T. OF the
! silver cause in America, bat for h: great de
votion to the local interests OF the State, as ex-
! elnplitied by the fact that he has been the au-
thor of many of the important measures
affecting Nevada's interests which have been
enacted by Congress: namely. the aiming laws
of the United States, the Carson Mint. the !
Stewart Institute, the establishment of the
Agricultural Experiment Station, hich en-
! GIla- tie state University L. receive - CO. 4 /
year Government aid. and II securing Of =
military instructor at tue state University. /
We further commend his efforts. now likely
soon to be crowned with success. to secure the
payment to the State ami citizens Of Nevada
of nearly half ? N Hon dollars for moneys ex-
Iended in the suppression OF the war Of the
rebellion. and Indian outbreaks. We inG0rse
his proposal to secure LEGISLATION making lake
LIhoe and vicinity a national park. the Coy
eminent purchasing on al equitable bas the
rights OF laIuea whose inter ITS a. atI,r.cd, |
Us not only preserving from destruction one #
Nature'S %grandest works, bat giving the Ma
tipnal Government C ntroi for IIIi-tti II lur-
pos. Of Il great lake roeerroi" which VIII
gEalanJcc tn, farms rs alou- 1hr Truckca river
NOR wat r for IRRIGATION and ara !, p vast
additional area Of arid land to h- brought un-
der cuIuN"+ipu.
} We earnestly recommend ,he 5.-l: c..on of
60 Az. 0te - IT, - 1~r
>
pot f r That office.
tend the ufr,+i .,. Of . ne nj. ,.:. .~.i.,,.a -r,.t
they have ,urh a great puL1c Servant Who hes
no o.. The comm,ny-e N . mich hax da-
ljgbto,, , honor him Hi .rp. -..2cnt Eu1,vl-
ed r., of .f fn4r-ial auostf..,S +. na,l -snd hv
him for I4 L-t.i+ Of tn. DE...--.tI AMI his
erooo' e+ in The United States ~,.aH. 3nla the
siiyol ,,r,,.i.o have become. lae t,xr i,, - of
those 81 4-.r,,., no are d,ynr. d Il, in. 5u.pr-
est~ 1T .lr 4-lo,.j ,,rl,.
Meta pride in the ,arc2r Of Francis G.
Eevlarl- II Congress-. notably in the ,4ct that
ne 1:~ yi.n in >"y wears to 4 llt,. AMONG trp
ea.,,,,r.ha : ..r... ard .n3t His :, Hu,1ce in
public at ,irs IS t...ring mo,. asd mon, ma,
ifes- ~ j. shown h, his orr,at 1rar+ in the .,-
D., .F.- Of .fi.. I4>3".ar 81. H. q ,.oa-5In1-
mat ., :u:f.ra-.5 and ,Ie-.7,.} nv the Amari
: : can nao-Ia for nnar-, than ttry r..,s. We de
Glaze that Neyl5. cannot "Ir,r3 IT, los, him as
n p Rem. sentative i'm tAn b;l7,.r CONGRESS-
u.~n:i.r1nr i.,-o.tagcn IF State daycl-
>umrDI uppn a-1i.tireruI lin. we commend
tn. atf.,t. of ,-lr. =, .rt.,a,. 4n-a i, Co,.r,. &
70 score for he stare # Nevada Ie.-is ttio2
look.s.- to fine rplsl2+;on of arid Ia1,I~. and
the # ,s--- OF water in reservoirs and sysa
ON. @.,-l+.ls and Rr,rpsan+.tivA in Con r..s
. -..urr lie i..~ss~. / the li1a-i,r iilI- LOW
b-fure congress. introduced by our Eupl-~.u-
ta+i,. r,.,.lsG Eav1anls
~. Tl,i+a5 Sro+o, : now in fra ,;rr-frI ..n.
r-rl nf cr1., Porto Ei.o and The ri. 1iunfuo j..
Iards ND NO o, j., f,-.,r r. l,rfi, ~ ~, .,r,,
mil +Ta Ar,o,j.on ,.,,lo sl,I ba,, rr, :
rC,s:1~r or7 ,,,Ea Ir.h f-n.-:+i,u If y. ,,v
,..,5.:tf, a. .,,(,} nnIi,, .,3 tha i,.a,..ts
81. T.. country 1ray r~cuuir,.
W. .,r :. g. cnue,rI ton of the Nicaragua
80. 51c Goyelmrant If :. nTuitc State.
ny tr.as : political and coA4nt. .Iul uaces
..
~. ... last s.ssi,, Of Crnaras.a law ha.-ro
been PASSED providing for the settlement OF
tie .ld,htcdur,~ Of the Clntrl Pacific r.iI
w. ta-,,1 90 ,rbi.h r,oIfr., ... ,T,,,.,,+ - IN.
Nrc-.ra - ~ 1872 .Ia1 ~ i'+.-,-t w 1hn -,
rar-s ,-;+, ;..l- ~ ~ tb, 1a-a ~ 2 ,a. cnr
per anluri. and OIL failure to Fl. Ee euch sotc t