The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-26

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tion of rheod re ls.usevel, iha congress
the disqualification OF all theories and
plans into the bill known as the Ma
tional irrigation Law. which was IRA med
and agreed 10 by all The western senatnrs
and congressman and Introduced stimuli
taneoiisly In he senate and nous, and
which would have failed In the house had
not Theodore Roosevelt finally brought
his great influence TO bear 10 secure its
passage.
IST!!MIAN CANAL.
We rejoice I'm the PR --.menr ny the
United States OF su..--.ent ia;s:.sisn ter
fitory upon which 10 ~excavate. construct
and operate "a commercial caiai bel ween
The Atlantic and The raoiac oceans en-
iiiely regulated and controlled by the
government # the United States and
which win greatly promote HE Industrial
development OF all sections OF The pacific
eo'st. and we especially reg"eI thai Sem
ator Francis q. Newlands so far forgot
the substantial interests of the state of
Nevada as L. interinse his vote In the
senate Of the United States against, tile
ratification Of The treaty betwecn the
United States and The republic of Pam
anna In the VAL attempt to intercict IN,
Of he canal.
UNITED STATES SE.saTORSTlIP.
We congratulate the people NJ Nevada
the awakening + her prosperity In
field and mine. and that the hour Is
struck which closes a quarter Of n CEN
Jury Of state repression. That The Dawn
has begun ri new era wherein rhis
commonwealth fs destined m take high
rank in agriculture. the industries nnu
mining. New leaders are called for to
renresent In congress this new spirif NJ
state devet pment. For The serate e. the
I nited States The Republican parry pts-
-ents The name Of t;.otye 5 \ aon as
an abb true and lovai citizen wnrthy of
slch choice. familiar viii and Interested
in The varied industries az orr state aud
who Is :he first candidate for that SUI
creme office presented nv a Nevada con-
vention in The pas: twenty-five years.
VII Is a IONA fde resident and citizen
of Nevada. and pledges the efforts of the
/, eruhiican party To use all honorable
means and The votes Of ifs members In
the state legislature TO secure his cleo
tion.
CAPITAL. AND IAE0R.
We submit the labor record or me re
publican party against the ~prnfess' ms ~
Democracy RermhliraniSm has b,iir un
I tariff wall about This country which
gives the American markets To the prod
Icls Of American labor. II has In every
favorlnx shorter hours and sanitary cnn-
dill ms % labor. prohihired child lahnr
and passes stringent laws for the safe
guarding of the life and limb of err
ploves. II has under Theodore Roose-
welt substituted arbitration. 20 In the
.ual strike. for The bniIei AMI bavouei Of
he iasf Democratic adfntnistrati n In its
ettlement CT the Pullman strike. Prom
sing ittle. perfol ming much. u has been
lie true and tried friend or both capital
/ nd labor. whom II holds as equal and
coneordart parts of the naiion's indus.
trial economv. the Republican party
sill not support capital in oppression nor
abor in violence. II recognizes orAnniz-d
striving 10 secure a m re eauii :. BILE dis
tribulion OF The fruits of Industry. II -
The trusted ally Of bath capital and labor:
tOf tdIilAi III tft i1tftkS Nnlt0 are eSStH-
tial TO the successful government ar en-
terprises. ana with labor In its crusade
for reasonable h urs al the highest
wages CONSISTENT sit the successful com
duct of business. In this stale Il fav"rs
eight hours labor upon all pubic works
and az the legal work day In mines.
quartz mills and smelIers. and Will ur-
hold legislation giving IL proper anu
t re- and effect.
STAT; INSTITUTIONS.
We favor III. econnmic c~ou1uct or the
state government. the geuern.s treat
nent of tho orphan wards of The state
md the humane care or The insane. we
re Justly proud .r the nuhiic scno svs.
EN- Of Nevada and ;he Stare University
nd will fa q all reas.rahle propositions
alctiaiel 10 improve Their efiicien,y and
sefulness.
IMITATION 10 SILVER REPUB-
1.IcANS.
Recogniz'ng the fact that many of the
n"st fiairi tic and progressive citizens ~
he state of Nevada have far several
ears past east their ballots against The
republican ticket because of their .lIsbe.
ief I'm The financial views nf The national
publican tmriv. although being In ac-
!, ord with II rnon all other prtn,tpies -,
PARTY paiiey. we CIV. In view ( The fact
mat there Is M issue heI ween the nation.
al ~imirties ulon the ~sniiiert nf finance.
cord ally invite MI such feilow-citizens Ia
ienew their poiitical feilowShips with ns
certain victory al the coming general