Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-06

tireless efforts of Neya@a'S CRANE ,ti man.
VIM. NJ. Stewart, not OILY as the leader OF the
silver cause in America, bat for his great de-
yotiOn to the local interests of the State. as eX-
emplified by the fact that he has been the au-
thor of many of the important measures ::
affecting Nevadas interests 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, "hlch en-
ables the State University to receive 81 W a
year Government aid, and The securing Of a
military instructor at the State University. |
We further commend his efforts. now likely /!
soon to be crowned with success, to secare the
payment to the State and citizens of Nevada
of nearly half a m llion dollars for moneys ex-
pended 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
eminent purchasing on an equitable basis the
| rights of parties whose intertSt are affected,
+ as not only preserving from destruction one Of
Natures graudest works, but giving the Ma
tiOnal Government control for irrigation pur-
! poses Of 4 great lake reservoir which will
guarantee thu farmers along the Truckee river
more watrr for irrigation, and ena lie a vast
additional area of arid land to be brought I'M
! We earnestly the re-elroti5n OF
/ VIM. NJ. Stewart 10 tine Senate Of the I it'd
State, a. ledge the Silver !a'lty OF .%tsaut
and the nominees of tits convention to his sup
port for that office.
To our other Senator. John 7. Jones, we ex-
tend the greeting of a pc pie who rejoice that
they have such a great public servant who has
no. o: ed the commonwealth which has de
lighted to honor him His pre-eTnincnt knowl-
edge Of all tinau, ial questions has been used by
him for the benefit OF the whole world, ana his
speeches in the United States Senate upon the
silver question have become the text book Of
those statesmen no are devoted to the inter
| ests Of the whole people.
We IN Il nTida in the ,.n rnaT Of Fra DciS O.
NowiaAds IN Congress, notably IN the fact that
he has risen IN six years to " place among the
leade'7 Of che House, and that ms 1ntiuencc IN
pUhlc affairs Is becoming NOR and more man
lfest, as is shown 10y his great part IN the an
neA&t l, Oh the tiaFaian i>t& Dis, a colsum
nation anticipated and desired by the Ameri-
can people for more than ftty years. We de
clare that Nevada cannot afford to lose him as
her Ropr sentative IN the halls Of Congress
Recognizing the Importance OF State deyel-
opment upon agricultural lines, We commend
the efforts of our Representative in Congress
to secure for the State # Nevada legislation
looking to the reclamation OF arid lands, and
the st rage of water IN reservoirs and urge
our Senators and Representative in Congress
10 secure the passage of the irrigation bills now
before Congress, introduced by our Eeprasen-
tatve Francis Il. Newlands.
The United States Is now IN the rlghtfuI con
troll OF Cuba, Porto RICO, and the Philippine Is
lands. and we are in favor If Loldin- the same
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consider and make such disposition of the new
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la IHe'9io-' u C"H7I'N7a IA" having
DS'H P@S9tu PIoNhtth9 l"I III" settlement o.
lHe "'laH'euieNS ol me CeL'Fa4 ACHE TAI
ip"4 " Ut II 81 H-'eu 0t"tT9
'"e term, o. WINCH require ZIG Pay HleHt OF ll'
entLIe "tnI lIIll& ll"A ana interest," Wllh-h Tel
years WITH interest al the r@,e OF . per cen
per alh"Hi' anu on IalluIe 10 make SurA SeIIe
menu Tt.i4I one year 'Ie MOI gage zen OF th'
OHlIeu 0t1teS 10 De al once I'itCloScd' ana th'
property SOFA 10 tue Ai-htSt 'IuHef' we IaV"1
foreclosure atlotulhS 10 lie terms q sald Ac
III case us cohdltloAS regarding settlement are
hoI colHpheu win.
Cefialn "etletohe OF the JA'jeH sta es courts
haVlnS shofh the Interstate commerce. Com
mission OF the authority ana powers undouot
edIy intended to be conferred upon i Whel
orlgluailS eN@'teu' We laFoF 9"'H "l'eAuhleil
>, 10 me ACT as VIII i,aAeH an eit''Fe pf"tec
uoH 10 IHe people asali1SC uISttI"lliI~I44
larlhs.
- Inc Lerolsm and valor OF the American sol
dlef aho sailor nave W"h aIHilN.'Al laurel
, during the war with SPAN. Ihe story OF tn
traNe DEEDS or our naval ana mllJary heroc
" VIII forever form a glorious page III Amellc&l
history On land as We'll as sea America de
4oAuSI9 nave piONSA 1AG-i u-L7" P-S'Cu 'o"I
age fralslns those VINO IouehI our battles
We condemn tie traitorous conduct of thos
officials. wherever resDOnsibiIity may resi- +
- whose suitability is due the death by starva
- ton and disease of seye al thousand of on
y men. W Ee1nand that the awful scandals il
. volved ne conduct of the war be impar tall
" and c,-npletelv investigated. and that adeouat
punishment be melted wherever due.
~, The people Of Nevada are Justly proud c
20 their University. We ommen the ~eficier
70 management which has made it an institutio
of infinite US fulness and widening possibilitie,
Its influence is already felt as a potent facto
or for the intellectual and economic development
of the State. We pledge to it generous SUI
port and hearty cooperation along every lin
that VIII tend to maintain its present high stan
IL Thjs oo,ra.+io, o1o5aas i+s nan,iroo Gov. O.,
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