Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-19

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and any other nation which will tend to
the destruction or abridgemeut of human
''h"rt-
2orto Pico-rFhe Declaration of hide
,,endnnra the Constitution ana the FLAG
are. one and lnSeparahle. The island OIL
tor, pic X 3, cart Of ihe IruifeA States
.nd nlalino lin.'rs i the hurder of certain |
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. Gai4rafa ia ,r.s0ci.asS the AdtuiniStra-
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G1HGn the iHlloamt1,t@ pIhcIpleS q /
t5nefloaH !ihett.y. 1aI has stri2en to give
tH' ne - ne c"hteh't"H ca our io't |
l4lher7 thai I'll! men "f@ created eqN@', |
lh"' G"'efhi'eht fF>.> i"i rs Hd'5'l'"t, |
that representation ana taxation are IN !
-rpor#i'ia.
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ie.t the PROPOSED couS;ieutional amend |
mont removing the prohibition as to iot- |
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r., Won. il, .rcnr,lancn ,[ith tl,n Icttar.,,,d
e7;,.;, f.eG,,s, go SECTIONS a. tE,,e .a,..
1,,iion
h'tnoT->N believe IN The regulation of
the hours IT !a"or by he >iate,and that
shortening - such hours Viii tanG Ia Tie
H3u@rtai advancement, Prosperity, and
happiness OF t!.os6 who labor. We there
fore pledge our candidates for the L"giS-
lature to the passage Of an eigh,-hour
mills, smelters and other works for re-
ducing or refining ores, and to extend
such law to ether classes of Tabor to
which il i appiieab,e, after hearing and
consulting with the representa-, yes of
SliGii eli. 'NS'S' an" TO proNide ny law Tor
a la
duty Of q Commissioner OF Labor. who
shall collect ali statistics relating to labor
IL ;hiS State. and who shall make re
CONTAMINATION to the Legislature from
tinl" t. tinie as TO appropriate leg station.
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VIZ "olIu ny al empire oastu on eItal
fliEe sap, ia: surprising the power and
glory ot any empire based on the acGui
iertjon Of in ferior r,,,'. '''0
=, n!Nr' sly a"o '>cA1oiS-Hc recognize
,h: hl.H tHiclei''F Az" usefulness Oh our
uuIf eiSitE' ANA favor lPsisiatIon "hcH
VIII 10 vance us aims ana !'"'no>es. We
aiSo recognize tHe bcccS>ilE OF maintain
ing the eXceiienc" OF our pubIc schools,
anu We are opposed l" amy leSi>iatioi'
winch Will denllnlSh or improperly d.
Ner' me income Oh QUA sea i"i>
Interstate o,,nnrr---lye demand s,,ch
Legislation "a will project jnGiYid nails and
communities from uniu,t discrimination
and the nuhlic from uuiust and Unfair
tr.nsnartat;or r.tcc
Corrupt Practices - We demand the
passage of law reasonably limiting the
expenditures of candidates in elections,
and preventing corrupt practices in such
alactiouS
"Ao'
Senator Stewards De:ectiou-We con-
I graduate the l,i-mctaijsts Of Nevada up-
on being rid Of All impostor, who has
practiced upon !hnir rredulity for the last