Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-11-04
BE TRUE TO PRINCIPLES.

lO0dy Lne VOTERS VI NCS0uo VIII
cast their ballots for a Legislature
that will elect Unitel States Senator
and for a Congressman an, for State |
and county officers. The Importance |
of the election to the people of Seya-
da cannot be overestimated. The |
campaign has been fought vigorously |
by both parties an the isues are |
well defined. One side stand the De |
mocratic and Silver parties contend |
ing for the best interests of the State !
and CT tf,a other the Republican party |
contending for the principles that -
endorsed. means the complete destruc- |
ton of the mining industry OF .[eva
da The question has been put square
ly before the voters and they must de-
eide the issues.
If they wish to endorse the policies
of the Republican party and ali they
mean to the State they will vote the
Hawley legislative ticket and for Mr.
harrington. If, however, they believe
in the principles advocated by Will
liam Jennings Bryan, they will vote
the Newlands legislative ticket ana
for Mr.. VanDuZer Newlands and Van
Duzer stand for national policies that
promises most for the State Their
vote in Congress will be for policies
that will build up and develop the re-
sources OF the State. They thoroughly
understand the conditions and are bet
ter qualified than their opponents to
do good service for the State. In ad-
dition TO this, both have had legis-
lative experience. Their standing as
citizens. their ability and experience
is strong Recommendation for the sup
port of all who want to see the State
properly represented in the Congerss
of the United States. A vote for them
is vote for the upbuilding and de-
velopment of Nevada.
The Fusion state ticket is compos-
ed OF men who represent the growth.
prosperity and development Of the
State. Each man On the ticket is the
equal Of his opponent in fitness and
ability and there can be TO good req
son for any Silver man or Democrat
10 refuse to support them II they
are elected from the Governor down
the State is sure OF an honest. econo
mlcai administration for the mex,
tour years. This should entitle each
and all of them to the solid suppor,
OF the Fusion forces. II this IS giver
them. the whole ticket viii be trium
phantly elected.
Democrats and Silver men. be true
to your principles and send Newland
and VanDuzer to Congress and cleo
every man on your State ticket.
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The office OF District Judge is nor
partisan. AS the Judge deals Wit
the rights, property and sometime
the lives of the people, he should b
man unswayed by partisan pref,
dlces and broad and deep enough t
hold the scales of justice firmly an
Aiy. ouCu d uldu is William Woo
burn, the Fusion nominee for jude
OF this district Ormsby count
should give him a rous.ng vote toda
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The latest dodge of the Republica,
In Reno to get out anonymous ci
culars against Howell. The Gazet
says that the State Board of Printi1
Commissioners, of which Howell
a member, have nothing to do wi
the allowing of printers bills. Tn
are obliged under lie law to au(
all the bills in the State Printing
flee after they pass through the han
of State PrinterMaute These bi
have always been allowed with t
union scale of wages.
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