The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-11
THE REPUBLICAN
PLATFORM

- 0AAbtd SbdLto LudL slave ldDOF
nad no place in the fabric OF a tree
and Intelligent government. Ever since
chat time it has Deen the sJeadrast
advocate OF the dignity and the Just
compensation of all those whose labor
mas so richly contributed to our ma
iona grandeur anu strength. We cnal
lenge our political opponents to point
20 any republican measure wnlcn mas
not kept Iii view the best interest,
Oh LABOR II capital alke. sse reeog
aize the tact that each is useless WITH
.ut the otner, ana that tne nappless
sesuits can only be attained by tneD
acrimonious cooperation upon equIta
lie principles. we z~ealously favor th'
I4gh,st compensation for LABOR aud taN
.4ost satisfactory environments COM
sutton OF business enterprIs i
ana we will ever insist that all prop
~rty and vested rights shall have the
complete and efficient protection OF the
Jaw whenever unjustly assailed.
RAILhOAD ANTI-kEBArE Law.
We heartily approve Of the late rail
road rate law passed by a Republican
-ongr,ss and initiated and slgned by
resident Roosevelt. We believe that
al large aggregations OF capital, and
specially sucn are are actively engaged
IN interstate commerce, should he re-
-ons from the general puDlic. We sub
ait that more mas been accomplished
III tins direction by the Republican
parry during the last W administra-
ions than ever before occurred since
pledge our candidate tor congress TO
support any legislation appearing reas-
nabie and necessary to prevent corpor-
a1e aggression against popular rignrs.
TARIFF.
We continue TO i~nfexibly stand rs
he Earnest supporters OF the Ameri-
IAN protective tariff principle. Its
supremacy has been invariably accom-
pushed by industrial development, tne
~IesatIon OF ia1or, ana the expansion o.
rade and Every attacA
hNreon formulated into Jaw has been
followed by langulsnlng Industries,
general distress aud tue humiliation
Of American workmen. We belev.
that the ~toilers OF our great nation
should not be brought into u~nadvan,a-
geous competition with the underpalo
labortrs OF denseIy populated and ig'
uorant foreign countries. Direct coAl.
petition upon even terms between the
products OF American labor and those
of foreign labor is the equivalent 81
ruiEous competition between the labor
ers themselves.
TAXATION OF NATIONAL BANKS
We demand that the capital invested
shall bear Its just proportion of taxa
.lon, and we censure the action oil
Governor Sparks III v1toing the bill
passed by the last legislature proviu
ing for sueh taxation, and we declare
equally ~culpable with him, the Demo
cratic M of the last legislator,
who by their votes sustained the veto
PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM.
Our puplAC SYLVIA oyotSm wall SVA
tinue in the future, as 1t has in thu
past, to find an unfailing friend in th,
Republican party. The vital import
ance of liberal education as the sures
adequate preparation tor a s~elf-govern
ing people cannot be overestimated b,
those who are sincerely attached t
our form of government. AS an i'm
portant part of our educational system
the Nevada State University shoui'
appeal to the pride OF all citizens, an,
We firmly declare that Until the promul
CATION of the late Nevada Democrat
platform there has been no polite
suggeste~ as ever having been exer
cised in it's management aud control.
!. GREETING.
. AS a greeting to our political breth
!. rem living beyond our territorial limit
4 and as a message to all of the well-dis
! posed citizens of Nevada, a state nov
r marching with great stridss towars
! the goal of abundant wealth, rega
e strength and exalted civic virtues, W
0 confidently predict that at the mex
! ensuing election a large majority o
the voters of Nevada win again recor'
a their earnest approval of Republical
) princip'ese and their cordial indorse
r ment Of our matchless leader and chic
; executive, President Theodore Roose
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