Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-18
{. II. MCINTOSH IS
A CANDIDATE FOR
j. s. SENATOR
Sends Open Letter to Nevada Democrats and
Enunerates the Different Planks in His
Platform.

, timidation, threat, favoritism, or ac-
ton of any kind, discriminate
against state or municipality in
Their transportation charges, COM
just, proper and reasonable portion
of the burdens of the government
under which their extraordinary |
privileges are enjoyed and pro-
tected
l specially pledge myself, without
equivocation or exception, that, i'll
selected by my party and elected to J
this office, | shalt -endeavor, in sea-
son and out, and shall increasingly
labor, to compel the Southern Pa
cific company to establish a ter
minal at the city of Reno, and to
likewise compel other interstate
lines of railroads operating in Ne
vada to establish terminals within
the borders of the state.
The position which Nevada has
taken in the front rank in the min
ing industry is worthy of, and de-
mands, the fostering care and gen.
erous encouragement of all those
who have at heart the welfare of
our people and The advancement of
our state.
l assure my party that, in the
{ event of my selection as its candi-
date and my election, shall earn
estly and actively support every
measure looking toward an in
crease in the rights, privileges and
: conditions of the inner and pros
t pector, preserving to him intact our
2 great mineral territory and relieving
e him of burdensome restrictions.
V The national legislation, so con-
: sctantly advocated for many years
e by the democratic senator of our
state, and in the enactment OF
i which he occupied so enviable, pre-
= eminent and important part, pro-
j. viding the present plan for the re-
d clamation by irrigation of the vast
d tracts of our cultivatable lands, i,
s. playing tremendous role in the
d permanent development of the vas
u agricultural resources of Nevada
}. In the event of my election,
If pledge to Senator Newlands ant
I>f tntn DC
IS cooperation in, and active supper
l. of, all legislation designed to in
II crease the efficiency and maintain
S. the operation of that of any othe
Ii plan intended to increasingly de
N velop the agricultural resources o
rs the nation, to the end that thos
i'd resources may be available to tn
n home seeker, and source of con
H. stantly increasing wealth to tn
Or country.
rs The disputes between labor an
al capital, employer and employee, ar
st destructive of peace and security
tie and menace to the happine s
" of our husbandmen and the sta
u bility of legitimate business in
Id dustry I favor legislation elm
e. mating government by injunction
IN so-called, and extending the jurisdiC
r. ton of the courts of the countr!
TO as may be permissible under tn
he constitution to the end that dis
Mt putes of this character may b
" made the subject of compulsor
err arbitration by the courts, and,
e. demanded, by jury, at the instanC
SIS of either party to the dispute, an
rs maintaining the status quo of til
o. subject matter in dispute pendin
IL the decision of the arbitrator trbl
al nal.
,e- The purity of our election systel
"a must at all hazards be preserve,
TO and the gross abuse of the electors
ID ever ended.
ST. The developments of recel
th years, in connection with the ele
is. ton of men of wealth to high p
he sition by means of the corrupt III
in of money, constitutes a sad cor
,at mentary upon the elective syste
d. which makes it possibe-a bar
fit the free selection of their repr
sentatives to which the people a
st entitled, and menace to the tr'
ro- spirit and genius of our instit
IRIS lions. The undeniable result
les this condition is that the man
IN moderate means, whatever his alb
IN tiles may be, is in substance al
to effect denied privilege of aspirin
ill to high stations of pubic trust.
try ready in the activities prelimina
co. to the pending campaign premonito
ish symptoms of the power of veal