The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1898-11-26

Resolved: That our free common school sys.
tennis the t3ulaa hIU ut natit5aa4fsei neee,-
nafy TO pres tavG IS y free Nation. II is onig
SAFE OASIS OF popular suffrage. No schools
however, arc absolutely free til the chil1Ten OF
lhe poorest fanil? III tie STATE are placed on an
equal footing Elm th,ir more wealthy neigh
oOrS. AS "A meahS on attaining tins sta idart. OF
intelligence aud Of extending the alyanta,, es 81
p"puiaf education we recommend THAI text
Docks Do furris'iSd free to all the pa lis en-
Toiied n Tue .pn schools u TIE state. We
poiht WIN price 10 ouf atete LGitorsi,y and
No pleuKe 10 tdU p UDle SuCL liberal SuJp0rt as
WIN maintain lis present nigh standard OF Ell
hciehcy ana widen lts spreTe OF usefulness.
Resolved: That Nevada POSSESSES rich,
| varied aud abundant resources of soil, water,
minerals and climate. Concerted effort should
De made TO set forth the many advantages uuu
opportunities that exist Aithin her borders for
the Investment Of capital. We, therefore. are
IN FAVOR OF promoting by Legislative enactments,
ana otherwise. all Legitimate enterprises Tor
ihe advertisement, deseloranent anu upbuild-
INT OF The interests OF our state. AID To that
END we will use our best ~cndeavorS ana SO
pledge our candidates.
hesolVed; That transportation facilities are
Out open doors for ard civitlzat iun TO
go 1orth on their marcn OF progress. The re-
cent trip around Cape Horn OF that magnificent
Dattle-shlp, the Oregon, has clearly shown the
value and necessity OF the construction OF the
Nicaragua Canal. Its completion under the
permanent and exclusive control OF our govern
ment will greatly increase the development OF
the resources of the whole Pacific Coast and
cannot fail 10 benefit Nevada by bringing about
u wholesome competition with tee present
trans-continental railways. For these reasons
as well for purposes of National defense. we
demand the immediate construction OF this
canal as OF the highestimportancc to the Ameri-
can people.
Resolved: That the Republican party is ever
mindful OF the rights ana interests vi women.
In ITS National platform 1t so declares and
favors the admission Of women 10 wider spheres
OF usefulness. We the Republicans of Nevada.
are In hearty accord with these views and b'-
neve that fairness requires that the question
whether the women OF Nevada should be grant
ed the right of SUFFRAGE or not, should be sub
mltted to the people Of the State for their de.
ciSion.
Resolved; That We reiterate our faith in,
and devotion 10, the great Republican princi-
pies of bimetallism. protection apo reciprocity.
We are firmly convinced tlat the final alJusl-
ment OF the money question must come by anc
through TIC Republic an party. The party T.
pledged to bi-netallism. We therefore declare
thitt tae settlement of this important ~qnastio'
MAY safely De i"Tt 10 the steat ltepuSlical
party Of the Nation.
Resolved: That we favor the promotion Of n
uniformity Of Legislation between Ne SiGtes
uooa oh0 s~aDlcct' II marriage GEl qiVorcc. ~
tradition, aad the execution ana acknowledge
llrht "l oo~iiveJaneoa, ai.a rccciniash'i TIE On.
aotinsdt IF such laws bc one Ichislatu.e as are
best calculated 10 secIfe IT,.
Pesav AT: phnt we ne ure1uiAicdly IL
faTor Of Ollie rule for the STATE OF Nevada.
Resolved: 4 at we denouoee the iais man
a2clleii OF the present State Administration OF
tn ) afb sASsitutl0us, lL~at ~ Nc tJrpaans
hohp. q q TIE Hospital Of Mentat Diseases.
,And ~ ferpbT eeutura The action Or the 4 over
eor fer ri> o-en hostility to oVr state UAtvafsi-
a.sa r,3; ,arvittoetar tja ial trtt ation,
ale ~s5ft,- 1895 tHa .att 4t4u- "a Illa4a4S O.
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.o3S ia tT. - pug CIV lnaans CT S'r}ply-
iaa Saea it.ia3 lua lA IL pAt tursfG3nVl OF
storage seTntH> a Ut nat tots hi-f f5qGait.
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