The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-12

Adu ~ place. III tnE 1abrlc Oh a Tree
and inteiIIgent government. Ever SINCE
mat time IL has Deeu The
advocate OF the dignity and the just
compensation OF ali those whose lauor
14oAaI grandeur anu strength. We cna4
ienge u poltlcal opponents 20 point
% any LAepdDilcan measure wnIcA nas
lot AepS IA ylew tne best lA.lrcscs
OF iaDor aLu capltai a4lAc. we recog
Az. the Tact that .acn is useless with
,ut tue oiler, ana thac Tue ndppIesI
sesuAts can only be attained Wy tnen
ACRIMONIOUS cooperation upon equILa
lie principles. We zeaiously FAVOR tn
a.sn~st compensation tor iaDor aua III.
pal.le VITA tue Successful rose
cation Oh business en..rIrAs 10
ana we will ever INSIST that ali prop
erly and vested rlgnts snail aave The
complete aud efficient projection OF the
Jaw whenever unJusuly assaiied.
RAILAOAD ANII-hEBAIL LAW.
Ne heartily approve OF the late RAIL
road rate law passed BY q HtepuDlieaal
congress u initiated and slgned Dy
rr.siuent hooseyeit. we believe tha.
al large a~ggregatlons OF capital, anu
especially sucn are are actively eAgageu|
IN interstate commerce., should be r..
.oAs from h general puDiic. We SUI
mt that more has been accomplished
Al tnls direction by the hepuDilcaL
parry during The last two a~olniuistra
Ne Decam. an independent latlon. we
pltuge our Candidate tor congress ~
support any iegis4aIion appearing reas
snable and necessary TO prevent corpor-
4se aggression against popular rignSs.
TAHITI.
We continue 20 innexiuly stand as
he Earnest supporters OF the Amer
Tan protective lari1 principe. It's
supremacy mas been insaflaDIy accom-
p44shed by industrial Development, Ia.
iesallon Oh iaIor, and Tie .ApaisioA o.
a aDu coAlmerce. Every attacA
.h~reon formulated INTO Jaw has bs.n
AS4AS"~A -
general distress anu tue Humiliation
VI American worKmen. we DeIlev.
that the tollers Oh our great na.io-
should not De brought Into u~ladvan.a-
g,ous competition with the unuerpa4o
iauor,rs Oh d~ensely populated ana ~
4oranl torelgn countries. Dlrect Goa
p,tItion upou even terns e.wee Ia.
prouucts or American LABOR AID rnos.
OF 1orelgn laDor Is the equivalent u
ruiLous competition W the labor
ers themselves.
TAXATION OF NATIONAL BANKS.
We demand that the capital lnves.e.
IN all Aat.oAal tanks siluaseu IN Nevau;.
SHAH bear It's just proportion OF taxa
tI0n, IA we ctAsule lne action ol
Governor Sparks IN v.tomg the I'll.
ING tor such taxation, and we declare
equally culpaDle with MN, The Demo
cratlc memDers OF the last legislature
who by their votes sustained the veto,
PU1LIC SCHOOL, SlSIEM.
Our public school system will con
tinue in the future, as II has IN the
past, to find an unfaiing friend in the
~nepuDllcan party. Ine vital import
nee OIL liberal education as The suresi
adequate preparation Tor a s.il-govern
ing peop-e cannot be overestimated by
those who are sincerely attached 4
our form OF government. AS an i'm
portant part Of our educational system
the Nevada State University shoult
appeal to the pride OF ali citizens, ant
we hrmly declare nat Until the promul
CATION OF the late Nevada Democrat,
{, Platform there has been no politics
suggeste~ as ever having been exer
cised in it's management and control.
GREETING.
AS a greeting to our political breth
/. rem living beyond our territorial limits
. and as a message 10 all of the wellrdis
posed citizens OF nevada a state nov
! marching with great strid>s toward
. the goal OF abundant wealth, rega
} strength and exalted civic virtues, WI
, confndently predict that at the mex
: ensuing election a large majority o.
the voters Of Nevada win again r,cors
! their earnest approval of Republican
: princ:p.ese and their cordial indorse
I ment Of our matchless leader and chic
: executive, President Theodore Roose
welt.
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