The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-22

ton OF Thead ae Roosevelt than congress
consider thls subject WAS responsible for
the crystalization or all theories and
plans into tile bill known as the Ma
tional irrigation Law. which was ira med
and agreed 10 by all the western senators
and congressman and introduced stimuli
taneously in he senate and hous, anu
which would have failed IN The house had
not Theodore Roosevelt finally brougni
his great influence TO bear To secure It's
passage.
TsTIlMIAN CANAL.
We rejoice In the pr BY Ia,
United States OF su.--.ent Ls.k@isn ter
ritory upon which 10 excavate. construct
tnd operate a commercial canal between
the Atlantic and the Pacific oceans en-
lifely reg ulated aud controlled by The
government { the United States AMI
which viii greatly promote The Industrial
Development OF all sections Of the Pacific
coast. aud we especially regret ihai SEN
ator Francis q. NewlaBds so far forgot
the substantial interests OF the state OF
Nevada as "a interpuSe his vose In the
senate OF the United States against the
ratification of ;he treaty etwec The
United States and the republic Of Pam
anna in The va.l attempt II intercict TN
building of he canal
UNITED STATES SEN TORrIIfr.
We congratulate the people Of Nevada
upon the awakening T her prosperity In
field and mine. and that the hour is
-tfuck which closes n quarter or a cen
fury Of state tiepi esSion. That the dawn
has begun nj new sra wln,retn this
nnwealth is destined 70 rake higa
rank in agriculture. the industries anc
mining. New leaders are called for t.
represent in congress this new snirit Ut
state devei pment. For Inc senate &. RE
Tinted States The Repuhi!can parry pre-
-ents the name Of George s. SsAun as
an ahi- true and loval citizen wurthv Of
such choice. familiar with and Interested
in The varied industries of our stare md
who is he first can iidate for that sll-
areme office presented bv a Nevada con-
vention In the pas: twenty-five years.
VIII is a bona fie resilient and eli izen
of Nevada. and Pledges the efforts Of The
epnblican party 10 use all honorable
means and the votes OF It's members in
the state legislature to secure his cleo
ton.
CAPITAL AND 1AT0R.
We submit The labor record or no re
publican parts- against the ~nrofeSsj ms q,
Democracy Repuhlicauism has bull, nm
! tariff wall about his country which
gives the American markets 10 the prod
Jcts Of American labor. II has in every
state whore in power enacted legislation
favar,ng shorter hours and sanitary con-
dit MS of labor. prohibited child labor
and rasse7 stringent laws for the safe
guarding of the life AMI limb of EN-
ploves. 1t has under Theodore Roose-
velt substituted arbitration. as in III.
.oal strike. for the bullet and havonet Of
he last Democratic adm'nistraii n In Its
ettlement cf The Pullman strike. Prom.
sing little. perfol .nirg mach. Il has hean
lie true and tried freud ~ both capitat
nd labor. whom 1t holds as equal and
copeor1art parts Of the nation's indus.
trial economy. the Republican nartv
viii not support capital In oppression nor
ahar in violence. II recognizes orAhnized
,abor as the unity Of industrial actf,n
striving 10 secure p m re eauii bile dis
rrihution Of the fruits Of industry II "a
The trusted ally Of both capital and labor:
for capital I'm The things whic are essen
tial 10 the successful government nr en-
terprises. ana with labor In It's crnsade
for reasonable n mrs at the highest
wages consistent with the sucresscui CON
duct of business. In this state II favnrs
eight hours labor upon all puhi.c works
and Ms the legal work dav IN mines.
Guartz mills and smelters. ard VIII ur~
hold legislation irving It proper ano
equitable T rec and enect.
STATE INSTITUTIONS
We favor The economic cor1nct or the
state government. tire generous treat
mont ~ thA ornhan wards Of the state
ma the humane care or The insane. we
re iusflv nrnud NJ the nuhiic scaa svs-
ON 81 Nevada and the StrSe t-nivers'ry
nd will favor all rea S"rahle nrnnosttions
alcrlated TO improve their efficiency and
sefnlueSs.
INVITATION 10 srr.vER REPUn-
r.ICANS.
P~ecogniz'rc the fact mat MANY Of the
most natri tic and nraCeeSsive c~itizers of
he state n Nevada have fr several
ears INST cast their haffnts against iho
~Renuhl'can ticket because of their dIehe.
iof N the financial v'ew.s af the national
~P'r"h'ionn marry. ALTHOUGH hoirr IN ar-
'ora with u roon al othor nrincirres -,
"9rtv roliov We ~w. IN view = mo fac,
nat there IS M Is~iip hetween the nation.
~ nartles unnn tho sthieat ~ arance
c''rd allv invite Ill such feilow-ri,izers IN
ierew their poiitioal fel,owshin with ne
: nd 70 stinre With rs IN the rlorles of mr.
'"rta'n victory at the coming general
Election.