The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-10-20
Republican State Ticket and Platform

Government, that purchase may be made OF
of the surface thereof by a locator after prop
er appraisement; and we condemn the veto
ing Of such a law three years since by a Demo
cratic GOVERNOR of Nevada after its passage
by an overwhelming vote OF the Legislature.
We favor conservative legislation tending to
reduce the abuses of an excessive number of
locations by one or more common l~ocators,
and favor a reduction in the time permitted
for the marking of boundaries as tending to
prevent confusion OF title and litigation.
We further favor the passage Of a law to
render the officers and promoters of stock
companies liable for the reasonable correct
ness Of advertising statements and prospect
uses designed to induce the public to purchase
shares.
CAPITAL AMI LABOR
The Republican party originated in an ire
pressible conviction entertained by free and
courageous workingmen of the United States
that slave labor Lad no place in the fabric OF
a free and intelligent Government. Ever since
that time 1t has been the steadfast advocate Of
the dignity and the just compensation of all
those whose labor has so richly contributed to
our National grandeur and strength. We chal-
lenge orr political opponents to point to any
Republican measure which has not kept IN
| view the best interests of labor and capital
alike. We recognize the fact that each is
useless without the other. and that the hap
piest results can only be attained by their
harmonious cooperation upon equitable prin-
ciples. We zealously favor the highest COM
pensation for labor and the most satisfactory
environments compatible with the successful
prosecution Of business enterprises, and we
will ever insist that all property and vested
rights shall have the complete and efficient
protection OF the law whenever uniustly as
sailed.
RAILROAD ANTIsREBATE LAW
We heartily approve of the late Railroad
Rate law passed by a Republican Congress
and initiated and signed by President Roose'
Welt. We believe that all large aggiegations
Of capital, and especially such as are actively
engaged In Interstate Commerce, should be
restrained from all unreasonable exactions
from the general public, We submit that
more has been accomplished IN this direction
by the Republican party during the last two
! administrations than evsr before occurred
since we became an Independent Nation. W.
pledge our candidate for Congress to support
any legislation appearing reasonable anc
necessary to prevent corporate aggression
against popular rights.
TARIFF
We continue to inAexibly stand as thu
earnest supporters Of the American protective
tariff principle. It's supremacy has beer
invariably accompanied by industrial develop
ment, the elevation of labor, anil the expan
4 SION OF JThut Auu COIllAlCItCs LFCif attNSi
thereon formulated into law has been followed
by languishing industries. general distress an
the humiliation of American workmen. w
believe that the toilers of our great Nation
should not be brought into uuadvantageou
competition with the underpaid laborers o
densely populated and ignorant foreign coun
tries. Direct competition upon even term
between the products Of American labor an
those of foreign labor Is the equivalent o
e ruinous competition between the laborer
! themselves.
TAXATION OF NATIONAL BANKS
: We demand that that the capital ~investe,
! in all national banks situate in Nevada shal
bear its just proportion Of taxation, and W
censure the action of Governor Sparks i
v~etoing the bill passed by the last Legislator
; providing for such taxation. and we declar
|, equally culpable with him, the Democrat
members of the last Legislature who by thei
: votes sustained the veto.
( PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM
: Our public school system will continue il
: the future, as it has in the past. to find a
unfailing friend in the Republican party
The vital Importance OF liberal education a
the surest adequate preparation for sell
! governing people cannot be overestinlated by
! those who are sincerely attached to our form
: Of government. As an important part Of GU
educational system the Nevada State Uni
versity should appeal to the prile Of a
citizens, and we firmly declare that until th
T PRONUNCIATION Of the late Nevada Democrat
( platform there has been no politics suggests
r as ever having been exercised In its manage
ment and control.
GREETING
As a greeting to our political brethren lv
ing beyond our territorial limits and IS 8 mes
sage to all of the well -disposed citizens OF Ne
vada, a State now marching with giant stride
toward the goal Of abundant wealth, rega
strength, and exalted civic virtues. we conf
IDENTIFY predict that at the next ensuing elec
tion a large majority Of the voters Of Nevadi
viii again record their earnest approval o
Republican principles and their cordial IN
dorsement Of our matchless leader and chic
executive, President Theodore Roosevelt.
w. w. WILLIAMS,
Chairman
C. A. NoRcRoss.
Secretary.