The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-09-07
REPUBLICANS CONCLUDE
THEIR WORK AT
STATE CONVENTION

The state convention of the Republi-
an party has concluded its labors, and
A ticket and a platform which pressag
a sweeping victory iii November has
Eeen formed. Viewed in it's various
jarts ard as whole the ticket is one
II the strongest ever offered to the
Joople of the state. From governor
..own the nominees are men of high
oandiLg among their fellows and all
re heartily in accord with the pat
orm and the principles of Republican,
SIN. The platform is one of the strong
st and most decisive ever adopted fy
ne Republicans of Nevada. 1t has re-
seived the heartiest endorsement CT
every Republican who has heard it read.
The party achievements of the ad-
ninistratlon of Theodore Roosevelt is
5ubmitted d as marking the highest sue
sess of American government, and the
contrast between and the administra-
i've success of the r. publican party
N national AFFAIRS and the Illuminating
history of Democratic ineficiency in
Nevada call for a change IN the polit-
cal control OF the state.
The course of Hon. George s. Nixon
in the United States senate is highly
commended. Every protection and en-
.ouragement should be given the min
.Ig industry that may be accomplished
legislation. The paragraph on capital
ard labor is as follows:
"The Republican party originate
IN an irrepressible conviction entertain
I'd by free and courageous workingmen
had no place in the fatric of free
and intel igent government. Ever since
that time it has been the steadfast
advocate of the dignity and the just
compensation of all those whose labor
mas so richly contributed to our ma
tioral grandeur and strength. We chal
.enge our political opponents to point
10 any Republican measure which has
not kept in view the best int rests
of laIor and capital alike. We recog
nize the fact that each is useless with.
out the other, and that the happiest
results can only be attained by their
larm, nious cooperation upon equita.
le principles. We zoalosuly favor the
lighost compensation for labor and the
most satisfactory environments com
patib.e with the successful prose
cution of business enterprises,
and we will ever insist that al prop
erty and vested rights shall have the
complete and efficient prots ction of
the law whenever unjustly assailed.'
The railroad anti-reb bate law which
was passed by Republican congress
and initiated and signed by President
Roosevelt is heartily approved.
The tariff question is treated as fol
lows:
"We continue to infiexibly stand by
he earnest supporters of the Ameri-
can protective tariff principle. Its
supremacy has been invariably accom-
panied by industrial development, the
elevation of labor and the expansion of
trade and commerce. Every attack
thereon formulate into law has beep
followed by languishing industries
general distress and the humiliation
# American workingmen. We believe
that the toilers of our gr> at nation
should not be brought into unadvanta-
geous competition with the underpaid
lahorers of densely populated and ig-
norant foreign countries. Direct COM
petition upon even terms between the
products of American labor and those
of foreign labor is the equivalent IF
ruinous compCtition between the labor
ers themsclvt
The Importance of the public school
system is emphasized, and unfailing
friendship and support is pledged to it.
The platform concludes with the fol-
lowing grSeting;
GAS greeting to our political breth-
rem living beyond our territorial linn.
it's, and as a message to all Of the well