Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-10-05
DE-; CRATIC STATE PLATFORM

We A.sil with satisfaction IL" n"Inina-
ton of William jennings Bryan and
AdIa- 1. Stevenson ioy tn" Presidency
and N.rr-preside0rv of the United States
bv tn sction of ia" nc'nCcratic. silver
Rep: ,ra'' "''} Nnrnlist parties Of the
Cn:,.o +tat,~.
VIZ ioice that ne new Democracy o.;
1897. " IN was :ao old Democracv Of
.Jetfer~",. AND = luselv allied in faith
ana i,"3pose to the Rcprhlictn~rn Of
I.inro.ts. has again been re-asecrtei in
1902. #"i that it j. recpiving tho united
support of the rcform forces. We de
ciHge oar belief that n" reason now eX-
ISIS 70 ne division of the reform forces
into tH"ee independent organizations,
and that unity of orga niZatian. as of pur-
pose j. the deman& Of he hour.
/ W. ~ lieve that the Chicago ard Kan
! sas CITY platforms cover all that i need
! ed IL the enforcement of our traditional
! principles OF government ard all that is
! VOW at,ainahle in the line Of reform. and
-hou|d satisfy the reasonable cN: e'ta-
| rloIiS Ct all retormerS and levers Ht heir
| country: that the pure and exalted char
| acter. Tie marked ability ana high pa
! triOtiSiu Of William Jennings BrEa.1, I'LL
every requirement of leadership. and
that patriotic duty demands the perfect
union into one political organization o
all the parties now enlisted under his
leadership.
National Platform - We endor~" the
| platform of the National Demorraiit
party. adopted at Kansas City, and pledge
our support to all It's declarations, ant
o! particularly those relating to the ~il""
and monetary question, and ais" i'''t.
rialisM and the trust. the na,Sr:t! It
spring Of the plutocratic policS of III,
Republican party. which has inr~ease(
| in bnia"oss and intensity since the lie
! monet iZAtion of 81 yer in 1873. until now
! in 1860. it has practically substituted tn
the Declaration of Ind+pen'leure In
methods of imperialism III the Admins
tration .f our national government.
silver 0uestion-We hold that The sSil
! yer question is still Que of the Im,,ortali
issues of this campaign, and tb>t il vii
never i,e permanently settled until o,
minis are opened to the free and i,nlimit
ed coinage Of gold and silver at the rati,
of sixteen to one. regardless Of the con
sent of other nations. We congratnla,
the supporters of Bryan and Stevenson
in Nevada that they are not subjected /
the h1lniiiating necessity of abrogatin
or modifying any plank in their natinna
platform for the accommodation nf tliei
congressional nominee, The platform a
adopted Mt Kansas titr, is bread rnong
! for OF" National and State candidate
and c"ntains not a "ord the eliminate
of VIII! Il would Il an iota of Strengl
to tie i,ral nominees
Trust We oppose the trusts and rn,r
binations whici. control the products
/ indllstr~ and levy tribute upon !l,r ',c,
r Pile, and we denSunce the Ecpl;hl,"a
i Marty which creates and fosters then
We especially denO,Ince III" >cheH"
the Republican Admini~tra ion to ,.'ca
the greatest of all monnplie>. in 6-i"g
ting TO he national hanks the ex,l. si,
right t" make and Issue the pee pie
X more.
Ous i''ag-We condemn he c"wa ri
and Inconsistent course of tho R"p,ID
n can Administration. whirh pla,.I, -,
II flag freedom. detiantly in the faces
I, those juggling for liberty in the Ph
;. ipine., vet hauls it down from where.
!. has hon ,rably and ri9hf''lv l'een for
third OF il century. in the Porcupine Nj
ing District Of Alaska.