Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-11-23
The Roers-We extend to the brave

The Boers-We extend to the brave
Beers Of South Africa, our sympathy and
mora! s,p,,ort in their patriotic struggle
for The right Of selfgovernment, and we
arc nraiterably opposed to any alliance,
open or covert, between the United States
| and any other nation, which will tend to
the destruction or abrldgen,ent of human
I liberty.
Porto Rico-The Declaration Of hide
pendence, the Constitution and the Flag
are one and inseparable. The island of
Porto Rico is part Of the United States,
and placing upon it the burden of certain
duties, rs well as by denying its people
a delegate to Congress, the Adminstra
ton has violated the Constitution. aban-
doned the fundamental principles of
American liberty. and has striven to give
the lie to the contention of our fore
| fathers that all men are created equal,
that government rests for its sanction
upon the consent of the governed, and
| that representation and taxation are in
seperable.
! lotteries and Prize Figh1ing-We re-
jet the proposed constitutional amend
mcnt removing the prohibition as to lot
! tefies We also favor the repeal OF the
statute licensing prize fighting in Ne
vaGa and pledge our Legislative nominees
/ to vote in accordance with the letter and
spirit Of t~.th a.: tssa se.,tinus al this reso-
! luton
/ I.tbol-We believe in the regulations of
the hours OF labor i,y the :ltate.and that
shortening rt such hours will tend 10 the
material advancement, prosperity, and
happiness Of those who labor. We there
fore pledge our cand idates for the Legis-
/ iature to the passage of an eighi-hour
lew. applicable To all labor in mines.
/ mills, siDelters and other works for re-
ducing or refining ores. and to extend
oh Ia "a ht.y. ,.isa e lol TO
which il is applicable after hearing and
consulting with the representatives Of
S'lch ,'lH~~cS, and 10 provide by law for
adding t. TIE duties Of one OF the State
Officers, NiibOut additional salary, the
duty Ola Commissioner Of Labor, who
snail collect all statistics relating to labor
III dis State. and who shall make re-
. 'pnlnncrdatI"n t. the Legislature from
Cine I" uHi" as 20 appropriate leg Station.
Writer >;tnrare-N-a believe that water
>tota2r far arid lands should be recog-
nizrd ~ he general government as a
part Of It's :Hternal Improvement system,
'ntd ti"'t liberal appropriations should be
iA'f'' '"r nat purpose, ana We call at
teHtiGu 90 thH specific declartiOn in this
ici:al IN th. n,t;orial platform. fayoriiig
al lntfiiiCCit system al improving the
:,fi't LANDS Oi lie West storing the waters
or III pufpo>.e~ of irrigation, and the
tntGing 0f such lands tor actual settlers
W = ''|tii' W illat ,jle Hehtitplntflt on tle
,:ep" lie with Il the arid regions. by d
,..'.. ~~ system % internal Improvement,
W. .:iit !tD :sn einair@ haste! on equal
"!tfH ..'.>liu lar surprising the power and
, E,l0rs of am empire s:.eed ua The Hc,4 tii-
:-i'i"t o. Gj; ant countries and the sub
j.~'ts"n ofinier!0r races.
Univrrsitf AID >c1nol>-V-e recognize
the higj "..ir.r!i"N All usefulness If ar
"":Eo. ~ltE, H}:D favor Legislation which
-
$50 recognize the ne 'as>ily OF ,llaif,ta5n-
ing the excellence Of oar pu,l.r achno,S,
afIs. We 3"e opposed to any legi~lfti0T
which vii! dcl;:iuiS.i - ''unroperly di-
vert thu income Of orr >'.h '"!s
Interstate Connerc..--lI'u demand such
Legislation "a viii project iudivitin as and
communities from unjust discrimination
and lie p"b!ir from uni Ust and uutai:
transportation rates.
i Corrupt Practices - We demand the
. '}A->,,- g Of . iau. reasonably limiting the
"Nne GitGreS Of candidates in elections,
49,! preventing corrupt practices III such
elections.
/ Senator : rsrart'~ D.iertion--Ne cos,-
/ graduate TIE hi-s.seI.;ti~t- of Nevada up
on being rid Of ~! iiau0Stor who has
prac1!ccG iipon ,neir rreJ,Iity Cor the las.
tWciy G yr2rs. We allUdr 20 Senator Vii
iIaiu n. :! CIV II. who has al last thrown
If II" silver piate.i nIaSk which he 81
clumSiiT wore during three senatorial
'ai1!rii-li>. and go: appears in his true
character Of Rrpu iican camp follower
standard. i'm p~rt"i. tic and trust foster
iES Admin Strdtst,!..
W. wish ouG -; .i"nts the same un
~li"yal joy nr"n i:.Hr acquisition that is
experienced w I'll tine silver iue' il
,tG
. version from Il pretended friend tn al
open. and therefore harmless, enemy.
: Oar Member in t'orgress-We recon
mend i'll our Representative in Congress
= Hon. Fran"i~ G. N"wlandS. an homes
= aud capable legislator, who has beel
| !Iitntll ,u his trtiai .ti4 devoted to tn
: best interests II the people OF Nevada
! We re.ent The it1Sinuation III the Hepu.i
: lean ,latf,,:ln. that he is cot n bona d
,. nue5.ih~r OF our c,inmonw edith. and "
:, .,retale that his residence Of Twelve yea!
T., in l!ii~ State, his hn3iln in Wa> hoe count,
y his !de''tli. 'atloM with the various lHte,
Il e~:s OF Nh'-ata, his active i,ieHtiticatiO
+ vi IA II" silver question both before an
= :itt.r Ia entered Congress, his lnl.:: al,
j.. hnunrt lc service in Congress. durl,
which &c has htCn ad<auceC from OF
InjD"! i:.Ii! cnilutijt"e to another mt
=" noW re = Z nicmher al the leading an
g GO erni..M cntnmit;.t- of HE House, Il
:" f',,t-~ ''.'i means: ..llG his record as eV
- drfn." ~ hi .ut"a III ;ongre~s. con
3..Ii i.... 10 HE favor able consi,is-Ic tie
rf IT," N"3'rs Of Nevada 1T the en>uiI
j. rlcci.u:l.
d Tn Eajlrsad and HOME Enle-'Ti
- t"ni:ai i'acili,' Railroad debt havii
~ lern !Un'i".t :'"d the control OF hat raj
- road hHVi - herofn" vested in he >oUt
~, e., Pa life, We recognize the fact tina. IL
=. many YEA transportation IL the Sla
viii lie IN tie control OF the ttoiltHel
Pacific system. Whilst VIZ favored !,
IL tloHlt ,@L.slaliHH t'N which the Cent.
u, Parilic >v"UiG have been held a. II ind
Il; pendent line according to it.. orig
,.r 1;tr2ose, we realize that recent even
il have rendered tits hope impossible, q,
10 that the development of this State W
m mainly depend upon liberal policy III
,tc Nise management. of the Southern Paci
On system. We invite the cooperation
70 the management of the Southern Paci
no in the building up of the commonw cali
,aI thu development of its resources, the
Dir crsa> Of its population and in the et
az monte advancement and beneficial &c
81, ern;Hct of ne State. We suggest the =
a. puil,tincnt of Il general manager or age
ON in this State. trained in the science
,th rssilruading, and whose residence hs