Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-11-24

We express our profound aDurea:etio~ -,
tiTtl"as eff IT'S of NeVa as gfanI G.i .s..3.
WIN. II. Stewart, not O ~ a tka lol.ar Of tle
silver cause il Ey0eTics.. nut fer his gre4z "a
Sotion 60 the local interests 0s 3'lc safe. as tx
eInpIfcd by the fact hat he J - ben tra IN.
fhor Of many Of the ir~pol. Mt rn..alrrg
affecting Nevada>s Interests which hive boon
enacted by Congress: namely. tie ming avs
OF the United y ats, the Carson MINT, tie
SteWart Institute, the estakiiS mem of the
AGrir ultural Experiment Station. bich on
ahirs the >tlto University t. receive 81 % -
year Government aid. and III srr1-inr of =.
military instructor at the State Uliversiry.
we further commend his efforts. nov li.clv
soon TO he crownei with success. to secure tha
payment to the STATE an citizens of Nevada
OF nearly half a IN Hon dollars fer moneys ex-
Tended IN the suppression 0H the war of the
rebellion, and Indian ont reaks. We iuGOrsa
ms proposal TO secure legis alton making Lake
Tahoe and vicinity a national park. tie Coy
efa1nent purchasing on a euuitanIe h9,is tho
rights OF par ties whose inter sts are affected.
SIS not Only preserving from destruction one Of
Nature grandcSt works, but giving the Ma
t4vlai Government e utTui fOI IRRIGATION uur-
pose Of Il great Ike reservoir which VIII
guaranto" n farm rs a ms tn Truckee river
more wal r fer irri-a,t.u. and cYl Ie y vos.
additional area of arid land to be br ,ught un-
der cultivation.
We earnestly recommend I've reelection OF
VIM. II Stewa t . the ~cu.s. of the U tied
States a"6 a. Ice tIa SILVER party Of N,s-.I.
anu the nornlu-eS OF this convention TO hi, zI.,-
port f"r thar office.
To "Ur other Senator. John ?. Jones. we ex-
tend the gree; = of a Pc PIE who rejoice that
they have such . great pub! c servant who has
10 o ed the comm uwealth which has de-
AEhted to honor HIM His pre-eninent knowI-
eCGe If al frar iat questions has been used Nv
him for the hauet It OF the whole world. and h..
speeclae in the United : ates Senate upon the
silver question have lecoue the text book of
those states"l"H hO are devoted to the inter
ests Of the w, lie people.
We IA epr1de ii the career of Francis G..
Newltnds in Congress. notably in the fart that
he has risen in SIX years to 4 PLACE among the
leaders If t1e House, and that his influence in
puhlc aft ,irs Is becOr0iuy more and more man
lies. as is shown by hy great part in the an
ne alton Of the Hawaiian Isla Is. Il consurl-
mat on anticipated and desired by the Ameri-
can people for more than fifty years. We de-
clare that Nevada cannot afford to lose him as
htr Repr sentative in the halls Ct Congress.
Re OgnizinC the Importance Of State devel.
oDr121't upon AGRICULTURAL lines. We common
the efforts Of our RrpresNu ,ttiye in CONGRESS
to secure for the State # Nevada iegis alton
looking to the reclamation OF arid lands. and
the st I3ge Of water in reese y,irs and urge
our Senators and Representative in Congress
TO 50 'ure the passage Of the irrigation bills now
before tonErc e. introduced " uur T,eyresea-
tative Francis G. NewlauL5.
The United States = now in the ri-htrul CON
troll Of Cuba Porro Rico. and he Phiiippine is
lands, and We arc in favor f hOlGir the sauna
until the American people shal have time +,
consider and make srrrh disposition Of he nav
d .@uj-itions a. saa0i policy ana tho interests
w.. "y'I N1'H rev .i-e-
''i Ion ~ 'l' - "TtGH2
, N.' NF''eFn!neilC ~ the tu'e States
I $40 toA~IJ0 8I- conn ~l>- L ices
A ,tt -s,es,or e Cc0-~ars a ',~ having
We passed. fleVI1-a- Iot tie s@v.euiNIC "
we laoe.' canes OF the tei."tl f:'lH r il
toa" 10 tte E.Nc,Hnlent q the CEit'3 States.
We terms o. Nhlcb REQUIRE IL payment Of TIL
eh'lre debt P1in lpal and interest within ten
years win Inn est az '.l F--c OF . reT cent
per afh'li anu on ia'.uie to maze such set c
nl'n' "lt'iu one year Ine mo l-iTe Zen oi the
oH'eU S'"t'S 10 ,' al cHor y. ."9rI, a q the
lnol5l'S e,-- 20 H. Z r-.,'NI, We L2V"r
wv ''eV."-Hs ~ we ms s2'd Act
III case us F1EolIi'HS regarding settlement are
no. volIftSu Win
O.F'Aia tensions or tAe United sta ea courts
h.FutS 7H''i me IhtF 9'ate commerce tom
".I7'I'i % wv AuJ.oFl15 ana powers uNo0uot-
"1ly h'tehIed 70 be conferred upon y when
'FlEl'a.T 6hiat'ro. "ei4Vor sue! amendments
Z" ne Act a. VIII MAKE IL an r~-.eatiEA protec-
non 20 Tie people against Discriminating
Inc H9Tp'~L1 anu 'a'"T OF fAe NTherl''n sol
t'eI anu SAN nave Won a-Nl{t>h%i LaIress
1W "S tpE var Win 0Ha.E- In" et'rF or the
90 U'e"' oI our haNal anu NhntitIN heroes
i, '"7N9' ~ d GLORIOUS lft57 III AmeFac&n
rI7'"iS' -" 'A"" aS we" ar sea Aiher!ca : de
'7HoeI2 nave proven '1eif ohsnfp sSec COR
"6F Er"Eius tuo@e VINO fought our oaEtI9s'
re condemn Ito traitorous conduct o. th>se
official. wherever responsibility NAV re,t to
whose culra}iIity is due the death NV star>.,.
ton and disease Of seve al thousand Of our
men. W. d"rr"nd that the awful scandals in.
vOlved Ii srHduCt of the war be impa TALLY
and CON .y,eiy investigated, and that adequate
punishment he melted wherever due.
The peo1 10 of Nevada are Justly proud Of
their University. We ommend the efficient
management which has made it an institution
of infinite us afuincSs and widening possibilities.
Its il fuence is already felt as q potent factor
tor the intellectual aud economic development
Of the State, We pledge to it generous sup
port and hearty co operation along every limo
that will tend to maintain it's present high stan
dard, or conduce TO its Improvement.
This convention plodg e its nominee for Gov
ernor that he viii approve of such legislation
as will carry into effect the sivt,, Sar-