Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-01-09

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Porto Rico-The Declaration of hide |
Dendence, the Constitution ani the Flag
ire one and lnspparatle. The i-iand of
Porto Rico is Il part OF The Unife'i States,
md placing up6n t the burder of certain
du,i-s, as well as by denying its people
: DELICATE to Congress. the AduIinlStra-
lion ir4> violated TIL Constitution, at'an-
toned the Fundamental principles OF
iI1ertN. &''a iaaS StriN en- 10 give
The lie to tie contention OF our fore
ffthesS that ah Men are created equal,
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shortening nf such hours viii taud 20 the !
material advancement. PROSPERITY, and |
fore piedge our raudidat4s for thu Ilrgis- |
lature to the passage of an eigh hour |
laM; a"piica,1e I" al lttor III mines
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aoHihE ~ t.le o"tIeS OF one OF the STATE
shalt collect all statistics rel4ting to labor
in this State, ard who shall make re-
commentator to the Legislature from
time to tame AS to appropI late legislation.
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STORAGE t0r arid LANDS should lie recog-
nizFd by The general government IA
part OF It's internal improvement system,
and that liberal appropriations should he
made tor That purpose, and we call at
hnhsii -, ~ ,,.',i (' ,i,tf+r,
an irtellireYt sws+er, NJ i,nnrnyino tha
aria jnnIG If 40 W. stor;,,- Ito v7a,crs
for he ,3,,1n.a. Of irrirati7n ana tha
boI,Iin1 ~: stIs.h lands t,r actn.i ssttIers
We I,.f5eIe tIatiba Ia,aionrant Of tha
Pep,1ilfc wirhin fhe arid regions nv a
proper system Of internal innroyep"nt.
viii h1+id m I'm einI,ire haspd on eonal
c;tjze,.!,i~ Tar snrIassinn he nnwer End
plo,y OF a,'y efoT;,e Iasosl on the accri-
sifiin Of distant ,o1,ntrjes ana the snh-
lection Of i.,farior r1ct>
University and schoo.s-We recognize
the higl efficiency and uscfu ness OF our
university. and favor legislation which
"lll advance is AIMS ana turpo.eS. We
also recognize the necessity OF maintain
ing the excellence OF oar pusii, schools.
which will 6eminiab ~; impronerlv di-
vert the income Of our school.
st>1te Sohi ,he!c.-N Z ucnlai1o sucn
les 'sIa.,ol. as vii project iici ~ avs anu
coEi from uhJus. "iscrilnihatioh
anu tue phplic from UNJUST ahd UNFAIR
transportation RATES.
Corrnpt Fractions ws So,,ard tho
oa.sape Of . I.w ra,s,,,hIv I;n,;tino thc
exnenIitures Of rard;d.,as in cIare;ons
and nrerantiur c,,rr,,nt nract;ces In .ncb
election.
Senator SiewArt's Defection-We con-
gratulate the bi-metaliSts of Nevada up
| on being rid of an impostcr, who has
PractIced upon their credu!ity for the last
twelve yearS. we aliude TO Senator Will
liam M. SteWar:, who has at last thrown
on the silver plated mask which he so
umsily wore during three senatorial
campaigns, ana now appears IN he true
character OF Republican camp follower
ana snpsarvlent tool ri the present gold
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We wish our opponents the same un
slloyal joy uro,i tneir ACQUISITION that i.
experienced bv all true silver men in
their riddauce Of a traitor. and his con
version from n pretended friend to ar
open, and therefore harmless. enemy,
Our Member in Corgress-We recon-
mend in our Represea in Congress
Hon. Francis G. Nswlanda, AN homes
and capable legislator. who HIS bee,
faithful t" h,s trust and devoted to tn,
best interests OF the people Of Nevada
, We resent the insifuatiun in the Repub
iican platform. that he IS not BONA I'd
member Of oar commonwealth. and "
declare that his residence OF twelve year
, in this State, his home in Washoe county
his identification with the v.Iious inter
ests OF Nevada. his active identi1icatio
/ with The silver question both before an,
after he entered Congress, his long ali
honorable service in Congress. durin
which he has been advanced from on
r important committee To another unit
now he is n,enlb of tho leading an
governing committee Of the House, til
= ways and means; and bis record az ev