The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-05
THE DEMOCRAT PARTY
TICKET AND PLATFORM

Congressman
GEORGE A BARTLETT,
Nye County
Governor
JOHN SPARKS
Washoe County
Lieut. utenant-GOvernor
DANIEL S. DICKERSON
White Pine vunty
Justice OF Supreme Court
JAMES G. SWEENEY
Ormsby County
Secretary CT State
FRANK MANNlN
Nye County
TREASURE
DANiL Nj. RIAN
Storey CounJy
Controller
ROBERT RAFTICE
Eureka County
Attorney General
K. c. STODDARD
WaShoe County
Surveyor Genera.
Z. ID. Kelley
NaShOe County
Superintendent Public instruction
j. Il. MlTCHELL
Mashoe County
State Printer
IRWIN G. LLWla
Ormsby County
Long Term University hegents
CHARLES Il. HENDERSON.
j. SJNDERLA- y, II.
Short Term University Regents -.
CHAR--ES II. LENE,RS
J. +. SOUCHEREAU
District Judge First Dis.ric;
FRANK =. LANuAN
Storey County
District. Judge. Second District
-. J. BONNlFlEI-D Jr
humboldt County
~. II. a. PINE
Washoe County
District Judge, Third District
PETER BREE\
Eureka County
District Judge, Fourth District
GEORGE - BROWN
Elko County
PLATFORM
1.-The Democrats and Silver mel
II Nevaua rejoice III The nation con
inGed prosperity. in the abundan
.rops. the goodly yield o. the mines
t full employment Of labor, an,
he favorable balance OF foreign
rade. But We deplore the manner
II which this vast increase of wealth
Produced by the energy and industr.
II all our people, is more ana mor'
in,o the nanus Of {
.ew as ,ae inevitable consequence o
he inadequate laws, OF special priv
eees, ol gigantic monOpolies in th'
accessories OF life. and the contro
II All the sources CT legislation b.
ne alliance between Organlz-- poll
ics and ur1AniZed wealth.
We favor the el6ctlon OF tnitet
States senators by direct vote OF III,
people.
REVISION OF TARIFF
s.. favor d careful well cOnSiG
cred revision of tariff schedules
which shall aim at the reduction O
total removal Of he duties on article
Of -meriCan manufac cure sold nor
rneaply in foreign countries than =
..Omo. and Whicn shan deprive IL
iuatIial moncpClies OF the power i
.HD,clt 10th prod~c,rs and consun
e.. y arb. trary methods ana price.
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We hail the railroad rate legiS
3agion enacted by the present Cor
ArCss as the sirst step IN me program
which I~-..a to the growing ass raj.
ii national authority over great az
gre cations OF capital, ana We clall
this step OF progress as Il Democrat
ic victory. ecause the republican az
which urges the mea:
ure t0und, not only its inspiration
!aut its specific plan, in the demi
cratic national platform Of 1901, an
received q united democratic suppoi
IN the enactment OF the Law.
HOPE, IN DEMO RATIO PARTY
We declare it to be our convit
ton thaJ President Roosevelts oni
hope II success In obtaining eHet
tive laws TO stop the aggressions {
lronCpoly, alike in rranspU4 ,ation,
industry, and in high nnance. lies
the election Of democratic con
orcss. III November next tn" r.
publican majority in the present COZ
"ress deliberately ema sdulated III
most important measures Whlc
came before it for consideration
order to na,e them as Intellectual 4
possible.
1t bu. uened the railroad bill vii
awkward provisions for judicial T
view
II put the expense of tie me;
inspection wholly upon the public al
refused to require the placing {
dates upon labels to SLOW when II
meat was packed.
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