The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-26

Y free and courageous workingmer
# the United States that slave labor
al no place in the fabric of a FREE
nd intelligent government. Ever since
hat time it has been the steadfast
dvocate of the dignity and the just
Compensation of all those whose labor
as so richly contributed to our ma
oral grandeur and strength. We cha
enge our political opponents to point
1t kept in view the best interest
labor and capital alike. We recog
Il the fact that each is useless with
at the other. and that the happiest
'esults can only be attained by theil
harmonious cooperation upon equita
lie principles. We ~zealously favor til,
highest compensation for labor and tae
nost satisfactory environments CON-
,atible with the successful rrcse
luton of business anterpris a
and we will ever insist that all prop
rty and vested rights shall nave the
complete and efficient protection of the
.aw whenever unjustly assailed.
RAILROAD ANTI-REBATE LAW.
We heartily approve of the late rail-
road rate law passed by a Republican
ongress and initiated and signed by
resident Roosevelt. We believe that
al large aggregations of capital, and
specially such are are actively engaged
m interstate commerce., should be re-
ons from the general public. We sub.
nit that more has been accomplished
N this direction by the Republican
oarty during the last two administra
lions than ever before occurred since
we became an independent nation. We
ledge our candidate for congress TO
support any legislation appearing reas
nable and necessary TO prevent corpor-
tie aggression against popular rights.
TARIFF.
We continue to innexibly stand as
lie earnest supporters OF the AmerI-
an protective taritf principe. It's
.eprenacy mas been invariably accom-
p.Ashed by industrial development, the
iesaIIon Oh iaDor, and the expansion o.
sIaae ana commerce. Every atLacA
a~reon formulated INTO Jaw has been
-oilowed by iangulsning Industries,
"a American worAmen. we DelIes.
snaI the toIlers Oh our great na.loA.
saoulu not De DrougnC Into unauvau.a-
s~ous coanpell.loA wlLn Inc uuuerpa4u
.aoor,rs OF deAseiy populated ana ~
Grant IoreIgn countries. Direct con-
pSIitIon upon even terms between the
s1ouucts Oh American LABOR ana those
"a foreign laDor Is the equivalent u
.uiLous competition between the labor
10 themselves.
We demand That the capital lnves.eu
"A All national LanAs sI1ua.ealn Nevada
aaAl bear as just proportion Oh taxa
~4on, anu We ceAsule Inc action OF
Governor SPARKS IN v.ro4ng rhe blll
rass,u by me last legislature provia-
..s lor such taAaGion, and we declare
-4uaiy cuipaole Win MN, the Demo-
~1a1ic mem.ers Oh Lne IasG legislature
II Wy tneir votes sustained TIC ve1o.
rUDLIC oCnoOL oAoIEM.
Our public school system will con-
linue III the future, as IL has III the
past, to hnd an unialIing friend In the
republican party. Inc Vital import
a.ee GA ibsral %euucallon as the suresl
...44ate ~prepara.4on Aor a sVil-govern-
Aa peop.e canAut lie ovtrestiLnaLeu by
sAosv VINO are sincerely Attached IL
oar form "a government. AS Al im-
r~or,ant part Oh our educational system
.ne Nevada SIate Unlversity snouIu
appSal 20 The prlue OF All cillzens, and
re nrlaly ueclare IuaL Until Inc promul-
saI.on "a the late Nevada democratic
p.alIorm there mas been no polltlcs
s4ggosIe>- as ever having been exer-
clseu IN It's management aud control.
GREETING.
AS a greeting 10 our political brelh-
rem living Deyond our territorial limits
a.u as d message 10 all OF the well-dls-
pvs,u elt.z,As "a 4%,eNaua "a STATE now
marching witn great slrid,s toward
.ne goai OIL ABUNDANT wealtn, regal
s.re4gsn anu eAal.ed clvic virtues, WI
~eonAuueltly preulct that at the next
ensuing election n large majority OF
the voters OF Nevada will again record