The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-05
THE ATFOR M

The Republican party OF Nevada In
adherence to the principles OF Republi-
carism as expressed in the national plat
form and wrought into the government
of The nation from Abraham Lincoln tn
Theod re Roosevelt. The history OF Re-
public. nism Is the pariy-s mightiest plat
form. Endorsing the nominees of the ma
.ional convention. We affirm that no man
in public or private life In this country
is more fitted In honesty. daring. uncom-
pr misiyg Independence. steadfastness In
What he believes 10 he right and sound
Judgment TO guide the American people
n the fuliillment or their destiny the
next four years than Theodore Roose-
welt. the statesman in peace. he hero in
war, the WESTERN, Away. and the Re-
publican nominee for President of the
United States.
we respectfully s1.ses: 70 The y'ters
II Nevada tina, Alton Looks Parker is
100 tIOSGiy dllitu VI ~ W S-ihSh Wy
rate aud money ed Ia. titutiuns of Nall
sI eel and the Lawiess ana predatory MT
nopolisI.c trusts vi The country 10 uuai-
ny MIN for the dischaI ge OF The duties II
he oince for which the Democratic party
of the United States has elected M a.
and thal no language which We can
frame more apply illustrates his sisauai-
iications than that freely aud publicly
employ ed by illiam j. Bryan. ~. As.
liealst and other leading mea 2otlspic-
uously prominent In Democratic circles
VIXEN The enviI onments vi the Democrat
ie presidential nominee were subject TO
free ana discussion.
N~ATiOEAl. IRRIGATION.
We ~congI atula.e The pc Pile If t,c state
of Nevada ipon The passage OF The ma"
,ional irrigation law which Will
ly reclaim The arid lands OF the west. and
VIII .ch Will whit. a rew yeais transform
the desert waste: of Nevada into iuitfnl
homes, leads. We assert sl'nt the attempt
To usurp the credit of tnis great act for
ne man Is a travesty III f.ct and Justice.
To The thousands oi We stern citizens who
have agilated tins subject. 10 the western
senator's and congressman who for TWEEN
= ivy sNtfe -
tough, for Irrigation Legislation. anu To
The engineers VIII have measured west
ern sti cams and threaded The mountains
and deserts TO learn tie pos,ib.lit. es of
storage and reclamation we give .lue and
generous credit and The fullfiess of oui
gratitude. But above all We declare :h,i
he ringing and ins' stent recommends
lion of Theod re Roosevelt THAI congress
consider this subject was responsible fo'
The crystalization OF all theuries and
plans into the bill known as the Ma
tional irrigation Law. which was framed
and agreed to by all the western senat rs
and congl essmen and introduced stimuli
taneously in ,he senate ana house and
which would have failed In the house had
not Theodore Roosevelt finally brough,
h $ great influence TO bear 10 secure It's
passage.
ISTHMIAN CANAL.
We rejoice In the requirement by the
United States Of sufficient Isthmian ter
ritory upon which to e~xcavate. construct
and operate d commercial canal hei ween
the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans en-
tiiely regulated and controlled by the
government n the United States and
which viii greatly promote the Industrial
development OF all sections of the Pacific
coast, and We especially regret thai Sem
ator Francis q. Newlands so far forgot
the substantial interests OF the state of
Nevada as T. irterpose his vote In the
senate Of III. United States against the
ratification of the treaty betwec the
T'ni'ed States and the republic NJ Pam
anna In the VAL attempt to interdict the
building of he canal.
UNITED STATES SENhTORSHtP.
We congratulate the people Of Nevada
unon the awakening Z her prosperity In
field and mine. and that tho hour is
struck which closes a quarter Of n GEN.
fury Of state depression. That the dawn
has begun OF q new era wherein this