The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-07-06

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support their families in comfort
and educate their children along
the broad lines of true American
ism.
"The prosperity of both capital
and labor is dependent upon fun
damental economic policies and the
Republican party has ever been the
medium of establishing such policies.
As distinguished from Democratic
principles, we point to the fact that
prior to the world war the Demo
cratic administration in time OF
peace had brought ruin to American
industry and that nearly two million
men were out of employment. We
recognize the right Of labor to
organize for the protection Of its
rights and the promotion OF its
general welfare, and stand for the
square deal between both capital
and labor. The Republican policy
of protection as distinguished from
the Democratic policy of a tariff
for revenue only has been the
means of protecting American la
Dor from the cheap labor of Europe
and Asia now further pauperized as
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1--WE favor the absolute restric-
ton of the entry of Oriental labor
into this country and the continued
restriction established by the Re-
publican administration Of the entry
into this nation of Europeans.
"The Republican party stands for
the unfolding of the womankind of
our nation and her integrity and
equality in all things, and pledge
our support to her that she shall
receive equal pay for a labor Of
like nature to that done by males.
"The education Of American chill
dren Is one of the great factors In
upbuilding, safety and improvement
of our government. We favor the
creation of a department Of educa-
ton as a coordinate department
of the national government, the
head of which to be a member Of
the Presidents cabinet In order that
the teaching Of Americanism may
be placed in the position which It's
demands.
notwithstanding the fact that
the late lamented Democratic ad-
by a policy almost
criminal in its stupidity refused to
make preparation for the possible
entry of this nation into the war
thereby causing the nation to con-
tract stupendous debts tar beyond
what otherwise would have been
necessary and has imposed an un-
precendented burden Of taxation
which will last for years to come,
We glory in the achievements of the
American soldiers who, by their
valor. have reflected everlasting
fame upon this nation.
1--WE favor the government pro-
viding ways and means for the
betterment of the ex-service men
and women, and pledge support to a
generous bonus bill and other mea-
sures such as reclamation and the
giving to ex-serviee men the pref
erence on land entries and endorse
the state act in the employment Of
labor.
"The situation existing In con-
nection with the administration OF
the states finances Is at once amax-
ing and deplorable. We call at
tention to the fact that since 1914,
the last year of Tasker L. OddIe's
term as governor of Nevada, the
annual cost of state government
has increased under Democratic ad-
from $772,563 to ST.
334,S27 in 1921. During the same
period the states bonded debt has
increased from e6s6,g0o to the
stupendops sum Of sl,669,ooo, We
hereby pledge candidates to a strict.
y business administration, con-
Quoted without selnshness or
favoritism, accompanied by a rate
IF taxation"