The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-13

OF the United states mat slave ia.or
and intelligent government. Ever since
mat time IL has Deen the steadIast
advocate OF the dignity aud the just
compensation of all those whose LABOR
mas so richly contributed TO our ma
tionaI grandeur anu Strength. we cna.
ieLge our political oppoAents 10 pom,
70 any nepubllcan measure wnlcn mas
not Kept III view the best interests
OF laLor and capital anke. we recog
nizt the TACT that each Is useless with
results can only be attained ny thei,
ACRIMONIOUS cooperation upon equIta
lie principles. we zeaiously favor tn
highest compensation tor iaDor and ta,
4.ost satisfactory COM
pa.iLle with the successful reese
catIon OIL business enrerprIs 80
and We will ever insist that all prop
erty and vested rlghts shall have th,
complies and efficient protection OF the
Jaw whenever unjustly assailed.
RAILnOAD ANII-hEBAIE LAW.
We heartily approve OF the late RAIL
road rate law passed by a RepublicaI.
congres and initiated and signed BY
Presiuent Roosevelt. we believe that
al large ag~gregations OF capital, n
especially such are are actively engagea
OILS from the general puoiic. We su.
init that more has been accomplished
IN this direction by the Republican
parry during he last two admlnlsLra
tons than ever before occurred SHE,
we Decam. an independent nation. w,
pledge our candidate for congress To
support any legislation appearing reas
onable and necessary TO prevent corpor
ATE aggression against popular rights.
TARIFF.
We continue to intiexibly stand a.
The earnest supporters OF the Amer
can protective tariff principe. Its
supremacy mas been invariably accom-
pushed by Industrial development, tn,
,ies Oh LABOR, and the expansion 0
traue Ant commerce. Every attacL
| ph.reon formulated into law has be.r
followed by languishIng Industries,
general distress anu the hunil.aLio.
OF American workmen. We Delie..
that the toIlerS OF our great na.Io.
snould not be brought INTO unadvanta
geous competition wltn the unuerpdA1
~iaoor.rs OF densely populated ana y
noranI Ioreign countrAes. Dlfect CO...
p.tItlon upon even terms between III,
prouucls OF American LABOR ana tnos,
OF foreign LABOR Is the equivalent -
ruiLous competition between the labor
ers themselves.
TAXATION OF NATIONAL BANKS
We demand that the capital inves.e.
in AL natloLal IaDks siCuated IN Nevau.
SHAH bear LIS just proportion Oh taxa
ton, anu we c.nsule The action o.
Governor Sparks III v,toing the In
passeu by the last legislature provu.
ing Tor such taxation, AID we ueclar,
equally culpaole WITH nlm, The Demo
craIic memoers OIL the last leglsiatur,
who ny their votes sustained Tia. veto
PUDLlC oCHooL oloIEM.
Our public school system will con
tinue in the future, as II has in tn,
past, to fnd an unfalling friend in tn
nepublican party. Ihe vital import
aAce OF liberal education as the sures
adequate preparation lor u s~.it-govern
ing peop.e cannot be oyerestimated b,
those who are sincerely attached 4
our torn Oh government. AS an i'm
portant part of our educational system
the Nevada State University shoui'
appeal to the pride OF ali citizens, an
we nrmly declare that Until the promul
CATION OF the late Nevada Democrat
! platform there has been no polite
suggeste> as ever having been exel
cised in its management and control.
GREEIING.
y As a greeting to our political bretf
/. rem living beyond our territorial limit
: and as a message to all of the well-dii
: posed citizens of nevada, a state no,
: marching with great stridNs towar'
!. the goal OF abundant wealth, regs
Q strength and exalted civic virtues, W
0 confidently predict that at the mex
: ensuing election "a large majority 0
the voters of Nevada will again r,cor
0 their earnest approval of Republica
: princ.p.ese and their cordial indorst
r ment of our matchless leader and chic
avaout;ya prasid, MT Theodore RoOSS