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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-18
OBlTUARY
Mexican Buchanan, the Trngcdian.


telegram from Denver, Col. announces
std oastn. 10y u surokc OF apopexy of the above
named actor, who has for years occupied prom
inent position on the stage. Mexican Buchanan
was born in Philadelphia, February 2S
1923. He was the son Of Paymaster Buchanan
of the United States Navy the nephew
of Admiral Buchanan and the great grandson
OF Governor Mexican. He served for three years
as mdshipman on board the soop-ofwar ST.
saking the deck for the footlights, he made his
debut as an actor at the st. Charles Theatre, New
Orleans, appearing in the ambitious character OF
Hamlet. His first appearance in New York was
at the old Broadway Theatre, June TO- 1850,
the melancholy Dane being the feature of the occa-
sion. lie afterwards appeared at the Walnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia, as Otheo, and at the Metro
poitan In this city, and then sailed for Europe
grand tour, which was extended to Australia.
burning his absence from America he played for
SIX hundred nights In various parts of the world.
On November 3, 1857 he again appeared at
the Broadway Theatre, New York, in the
character OF Lear, aud made second visit
atre, London, on March 5. He again started on
tour, revisiting Australia and California, and re-
turned to this city on April 9, 1864 His last engage
ment here was during the ill-starred career of the
New York Theatre, where he played very unre
munerative season, assisted by his daughter Miss
Virginia Buchanan, and Mr. Neil Warner. The most
significant feature about this season was that 1t
commenced with ''The Road to RUM and ended
with USED Upn Since that time Buchanan has
been wandering all over the United States play
Ing brief engagements in the smaller towns What
ever his merits As an actor might be- he cer-
tainly possessed OF remarkable share Of energy
perseverance and indomtable faith In his mission
as an apostle Of the legitimate.
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Co
schr Laura A Dcdd, Matheson Baracoa-BJ Weinberg.
ker
schr uhimo I.ansil, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ray
schr ally Hughes, Chareston--Evans, Ball a Co
ker.
Schr Emma 4 Ellen, Fox. Hartford-Rackett Bro
Schr Dart, Williams, Stamford.
Schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford
Steamer Mayfiower, Futs Philadelphia.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan Wilcox, Philadelphia.
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George Ii. Idle. ID. ID.

Rev. George b. lde, d. d., pastor OF the First Bap-
list church in Springfield, Mass, died suddenly in
that city at midnight on the 10th of April. 1t is
supposed he was carried or by disease OF the heart
DR.. Idle was sixty-sx years of age. lie was an
eminent clIurchman He was a native of Vermont
a graduate OF Middlebury College, and for many
years resident of Philadelphia. Mr.. Idle was
generally considered one of the ablest clergymen OF
his denomination In America, and several volumes
OF his sermons have been published.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

81
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
N Of different Siates-Legal everywhere; deserOn,
&C. sufficient cause publicity; charge until divorce
granted; advice tree.
NJ HOUSE. Attorney $50 Broadway
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n the courts Of different States. No publicity. Advice
free Notary Public ana Commissioner
r. l. KING, Counsellor IT. Law, 363 Broadly A. !"
A TOGETHER THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN sooDs
IA Gas Fixtures Chandeliers, Brackets, &c1t1 Broad
Come headquarters, without %rntinn ~ as
filters Gilt ana real Bronze Chandelier half Cos, ~ M,
portaton McLEWEE " PUTNf Al 16oi Rrnadwnv
RARGAINs IN TEAS, CoFF,.sEs GROCERIES AND
y frnNlslomS W"Fr'eu W III the palate and the
ets ot the miioh 90. THOMAS X. AGNEW,
>nOIsrcenwich street, New York
(NOzzENs WEST POINT HOTEL WILL OPEN ON
the lst day OF june under the direction Of the
signed Three Cottages to let with Board In hotel
further partic ulars address EDWARD COZZENS, West
Point N Y.
HEALTH BEAUTY !
IL STRONG AND PURE RICH BIOOD-INCREASR
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND BEAl-
TIFuL COMPLEXION SECURED To ALL.
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BELOW,
SAILED

+, from - Coy pilot boat Hope, No y.
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Brig Harry Aubrey tBr, ~ tons was lowered from
me large screw doee loot OF Market street yesterday al
toinoon after having patcbsc metal
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Shipping Notes.

: steamships thina, for Liverpool; Wisconsin, do /;
Sehlnidh Bremen. ten Sedgwigh New Orleans.
wind AT sunset 5, fresh.
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DIR. RAILWAYS

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-INCREAsR
'LEsH AND WElGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND BEAU
IL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
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w. yANDEwATER,
81 OFFICE, CABINET AND MERCANTILE FURNI.
TuRE MANUFACTURER,
S Ann and l63 William street, New York.
MO MORE MEDICINE.-70GW CURES or DYsPEp.
~ STA, Phthists, Consptaion, Diarrh9a, Liver aud
Nervous Disorders by pU BARRY delicious
REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD
Which saves fifty times its cost In med icines Tins IN
81 20; "a H., $M JOHN =. HENRY, agent i College
place, New York ' So
DEEK, fREAN co.'s LONDON BISCUITS
L NOTICE !,
,., LONDON, Feb 8 1872.
Several limitations OF these celebrated biscuits being
now oiered consumers will please observe that our iu
names or initials are stamped upon each Biscuit Of
leading varieties. "a B. O. Briants. Cornhis Domi-
noes Eugenic, Fancy Mic Macs Gems Pearls and Rings
r,, PEEK, FREAN 4 90.
The above imported and for sale by
H. a. u. YVELIN SMITH,
20o and Tvs Fulton street, New York city,
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HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES: SO.
QuiCk SO RAPID ARE THE CHANGES THE BoDy
mNpERGOES UNDER THE INFLUENCE or THIS
TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE, THAT
EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN FLESH AND WEIGHT
is SEEN AND FELT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Every drop OF the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLvENT
communicates through the Blood Sweat and other
h'l and Juices of the system the vigor Of life
pairs the wastes Of the body with
scrofula, Consumption, Gandular Disease, Ulcers
m the throat mouth Iunors, Nodes in the glands and
other parts Of the system Sore Eyes, Strumorons dis
charges IRON the ears and the worst forms Of Skin dis
eases Eruph9ns Fever Sores Scad Head, Ring Wor,n
Flesh, Tmors Cancers III the Womb, and all weakening
aud painful discharges, Night Swcas, and all
wastes Of the life principle, within the curative
range OF this wonder OF modern chemistry, and few
days will TO person using II Tor either OF
these disease s potent power to cure them
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
decomposition that Is continually progressing,
new material made from healthy bood-and this The
SARSAPARILLIAN will and does secure-a cure Is cer-
tain for when this remedy commences its OF
Qualifications and succeeds in diminishing the loss of
wastes ts repairs will be rapid, and the pacnt
Will feel himself growing better and stronger the food
dgcsng better, appetite improving, and flesh weight
Not only does the sARsAPARILLTANT REsOIyuNr
excel ali known remedial the cure OF Chronic
Scrofuous Constitutional aud Skin Diseases bu il Is lie
only positive cure for -
' KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS
Unary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes Dropsv
stoppage OF Water, Incontinence OF Urne Brgits bis
ease. Sold by Druggists
RADNAY & co, 80 Warren street.
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Verdict : "Starved.w

Deficient health docs not commonly
consist in any special functional dcrangc.
ment, and still less in any special organic
arrangement, but is simplay this-wanl
nf sufficient nOuTishment There is, ii
may be, abundance Of food but then the
complicated apparatus which ought to
convert this food into nutritious blood is
not working ht,-anl, in this way,
multiudin0us myriads are actually starved
slowly and miserably starved, in the very
presence of plneiy, and find their only
asylum from wrctChed lite, in prema.
turc grave But it is the property Of Ger.
tain substances, when received into the
system, to repair this complicated appa.
ratus-to urge forward, that is, the work
Of nutrition. Under the name of DIR.
GottliCb FisCh's Bitters, We have prep.
aratiOn which thus urges lorward-and
that permanently too A wineglassiul,
taken before or after eating, gives both
increased general appetite, and increased
capacity to digest the ioOdrcceived. Ex.
pertinent will verify this
This subject continued next wcCl; ,un.
der "7ne Importance Of Mdlth." cod&w
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Ghegnteltiqeutee,

APPARENTLY some one hes TulllGd ihe
iemptcr flint placid journal, the IoIetlt
hddc, by asking nnmberless questions
with reference TO the laws regulating the
acquisition oIpublic lands by individuals.
That journal therefore dcvotcs half col.
lmn to answering these questions, and
then hopes that It's weary spirit may find
rest. As these answers contain much
useful information we rccapitulate their
leading points. /. The larger portion Of
the unemployed and unCultiVNted soil Of
the United States is still the property Of
the government . Much of this is
rocky aud barren much of Il is valuable.
3. Any part Of this domain not already
granted or occupied is open to settlement
by any one. A. The government profTcrs
One hundred md sixty acres 10 any one
who settles upon track, CrCcls habita.
tion and lives there five years, 3. The
government has grantcd alternate sections
Of land to mid in the construction Of rail.
roads. u. The alternate sections reserved
by government ARE worth double price,
or two dollars and fifty cents an acre.
& The railroad companies generally
charge more than this. 3. It is better to
hny the land nj once than to try and live
on it without buying it, .. No one can
legally locate in aquartGr. section actually
in the possession of settler, whether he
has paid for 1t or not and 10. A quarter.
section is not necessarily regular quar-.
ter OF some designated section
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DIR. H. '. PIERCE, Of Buffalo, N. Y,
sole proprietor Of DR.. Sages Catarrh
Remedy, has for three years offered
through nearly every newspaper IN the
United States, standing reward of $500
Tor Il case OF CatNrrh in the head which lie
cannot cure. That he has treated thou.
sands Of cases and had no claims present.
ell for the reward, from any one who has
made a thorough use Of his means of cure.
Is strong and conclusive evidence that
he possesses sure means of curing this
loaths0mc disease The Catarrh Remedy
Is sold by all druggists, or sent by mail on
receipt otsiXty cents,
PROGRESs OF THE REvOLUTION.-A
new light dawned upon the world with
the introduction of Plantation Bittcrs
twelve years ago. Drastic purgation
went Restoration and renovation
came in. The eyes Of the people were
opened to the great fact that the way to
cure disease is to strengthen and support
its victims, not TO place them at its mercy
by dcpriving them Of the little strength
they have. II soon became evident that
as u means OF inGusing vitality into the
feeble system, regulating the sccretions,
curing indigestion, and reforming bill.
lious habit o! body, no medicinal prepa.
ration then known was ut all comparable
TO the new restorative. Since then hun.
drcds Of attempts have been made to
rival the bitters They have nll failed,
and the Grand Revolution IN medical
treatment, which was commenced in
1860, is still in progress. Nothing can
stop it, for is founded on the principle,
now universally acknowledged, that
physical vigor is the most formidable an.
tagonist OF all human ailments, and en-
periencc shows that PLANTATION BITTERs
is n peerless invigorant, as well as the
best possible safeguard against epidemic
diseases cOd&w.
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STERLING ExcHANGE-1Na..

SToCKs-The bull speculation on the
Stock Exchange hesitatcd during the ear.
ly hours OF to-day. During the afternoon,
however, the tone Of the market become
bullish and the entire list moved
up once more. The improvement in the
lowest figures Of the morning rangcd from
J to u per cent The greatest activity
and advance we're in Union Pacific,
Northwestern common, Pacific Mail, 81.
Paul and Wabash, In regard TO speCula.
ton in the Union Pacific, il isstill thought
that parties in the interest Of the Western
Union are buying stock 10 control the
election for the purp0SG u getting the At.
lanliC and Pacific Telegraph. The rise in
Pacific Mail was due 10 the purchases Nv
parties who believe that the property will
bc more valuable in the future. st. pnul
stocks were lAvOrably affected by the near
approach Of the time for the directors to
declare dividend The market closed
strong, when the highest prices Of the day
were made in many cases.
baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1S.-FI0UH-MOrC
active.
GRAIS-Whcat -- Dull Pennsylvania
81 h8al GO. Corn--Quiet and scarce
southern white G2aGGC yellow GGaGJC
mixed western G7a70c, Oats Quiet nj
5Ha65C.
PROVISIONS Unchanged.
BUTTER Unchanged,
WHIsRY-Nominally O3C.
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CINCINNATI, January 1s- FLOUR -
Family 50 9Oa1 10.
GRGrS-Wheat-$1 Goal "a. Corn
4Sc RyC-S8aSSc. Oats-AdvanCGd To
42al5c for white; 3sa4lc for mixed.
GROCERIEs-UnChanged.
OIIs-LinSeed S0aS2c,
EGGs--30C. PIT.
BUTrER-Bcst grades 1Sa29c.
CnEEsE-l4al5C.
PROvIsIONs-POrk-Sales at $18 co.
l'ard-SsaS4C Bulk Mcats-IIrld at Al
GtaGtc. Fully cured shoulders are offered
ut &c.
l0Gs-Light 81 25a4 81; medium Ia
good 81 4Oa4 60.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, January lS.--FLOuR-QuiGt
ami unchanged.
GRAIN-WhGat-NO. Chicago, 81 2G3
al ~; No. 9, 81 22F. Corn-N6 9 mixed
4OsC. Oats-No ., 32sc. Rye-No. .,
G14C. Barley-Dull but shade higher;
No 9 spring G0aG0!c.
Provisions - Pork - $l3 GO. Green
meats OF all kinds 4C lower.
HOGs-$3 0Oa4 80 for medium; 81 0Oa
4 40 for choice.
WHsKY-S1C.
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, January iS-FLOUR-
Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN - Wheat - No. | Milwaukee
81 93i; No 9 do 81 2ls. OAts-32tC
Corn-NO 9 mixed 40lc. Ryc-No. l.,
G1lC. HNrlrY-Enll No. y. GNc.
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For Sale.

GALE OF VERY DESl RARLE REAL
~ ESTATE-AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS
SIaND'-hy virtue Oi the authority vested In
the undersigned by deed Of assignment from
Ernst lAue, dated January eth, lS12 and record
ed In the Recorders Office Of Ohio county. Yves,
Virginia, he will Oier FOR sale at public auction,
at the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF February, ls7!,
At II clock 4. NJ, the following described drsIrs
BILE real estate, tn.wit Parts OCInis numbered ON.
hundred and seventeen 40 and thIrIy.ycycn IN
siinal" at the C0rnrrOr Market alley, on Marker
square, IN the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West virginia; said property fronting on Market
space twenty eco feet aud five aud one. half (5LI
inches, and running back wrstwardly The same
width 10 the depth OF ninrty.iour 40 feet, and
situate on the north side Of said alley and west
OF said Market space
Til" terms OF said sale will hr one third of the
purchase money Ca.h In hand, one third In six
months Rom the day Of sale, with interest there.
on from said day Of sale, and Oncthird in twelve
months rom the day Of sale, with interest there
on from said day OF sale, the purchaser giving hls
Negotiable notes with personal security satlsTNr.
tory to the undersigned for said deferred install
mehts, hut The purchaser may pay his said notcs
OF any part thereof, at the time OF AAle thus stOn
ping interest on the amount paid on said polcs.
Said property will be- sold free from Incum,
OrAnces, except the right Of dover In expectancy
Of the wife OF said IRuc, viii RIGHT will moi
vest until the death Of Lane, and Is OF lille CON
sequence and may never vesi
This property II the most desirable Grocery
stand in this city, having three story brick
warehouse thereon.
iAnl5 j. o. PENDLETON. Trustee,
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dsy of November ls;i in ran. IN va sh tT cos
pending In said Com, whcr%im Uri, a''EWIS
Shriycf il complainant. and johu Gsrs"S"r .ni
oihrrs ,rr LcTnIsnIs ~" hi IOi" N"""Hue' anu
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of February, Is79
.,,,.,.,,-,.
a. w" ~, a. H. 'w"STu 10 sGil ~ Pnnc sue
non, 10 me highest anu best bidder, at tho front
TInI W. "E N9IIL HuusSnl ONO county, West
,"s.". '"c "''"'"E u's't'h'd properly 'ha'
"a ry,;,or ,i,co -. ,,.-,., .,,..,-.
a., ur''aln li'GT VI parcel o. hhu situate on
tnr WrSL sue n1 Mottnw street hctWrch Union
a, I anu nn. pafi o. Inc vlS
W mnrT'"E Chlle'l nnrIH lsla, ana NrSIEha'Su
on the Plat OF inc SSid addition as I"I NO |HndR
ar M w. 10y 40, .. LIZ M.H pee" u, Huu fronts
'rE ,ycstva,i ,,,v irri nv u" "." running
vii, iii IN" hnjIiinrS ar Imnrnvc,Mmn,s ", vss
"r ,hcrrnmtn srINn"iur. hrinC ,hc ..rlvnI
,Ls' ,r." c,nvrvrd Ia InIm nau s,'r Et"PcLIy
,E,rI md Vim NV d"si " Iunh
Ssc- "" 80" WIZ - "''" ""''" ''P'rm"vF "a
%ynus op Suv CASH
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.


New York Money hnd Stock Market.
New YORK, January lS.-GoIp-DuIl
with all business at l0slalO0. Loans
were from BIO per cent for carrying
Clearings $2A,OO0,00O.
MOSEY-5aG per cent
GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady. Pro.
pOsals to sell Government amounted
to about $l,5O0,OO0, at from los 81 TO
1905 per cent Awards about $HOOO0O
al from lOSG7 to l0SS7 per cent
STATE BoNDs-Statc bonds dull and
firm.
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A MONTREAL man offers to bet $9,OOO
on George Brown, OF Halifax against
any single sCuller who may compete
with him, or if the Halifax people don't
raise the necessary money, to accept the
challenge of Fulton, Of ST. Johns, he will
take $4,000 on that race.
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HAIR DYE.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
OF RrrOrs aud Abuses In early lie. Manhood
restored: Nervous debility cured Impedlment.
10 Marriage removed New method Of treat.
ment New and remarkable remedies. Books
aud Circulars sent free In sealed envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. {?
Sonth Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa. dcc23dSw
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y II. QulMBY,

Y. "' '""'
Dealer In Books. Periodicals. Stationary, Al
buns, Pocket lI0Oks, Toy liW,kH, Games, stGrr4
scopes and Views, SC. All the Popular rcrinLl
calls furnished by single nnmnrr, year And 10
more. Pittsburgh nnh Cincinnati DNilirs IN mail
or civ suh4crlHrrs, Market street, between John
nud Quincy. Whrlim', ", Va, liant
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NOTICE

OPTICE WHEELING IIlNUE Co,
r, December q, 1871. I
The Stockholders Of tho Wheeling Hinge Co n
kmy VIII meet al the Office NJ said Company Ou
iL l.i January -, lH79, al . O'Clock y ~,
pt the piltpnsh Of rlcCilnH drrrtOFs To serve for
tho enHnlng year.
dec2Tw A,U HORINgnN p,c.i
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NOMMlSSlONEWS SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
ONO county, West Virginia, rendered on the Roth
day OF November, 1871, IN cause In chsuccry
pending In said Cont, wherein William ".
Shrlvcr Is complainant, and John Gallagher and
others are dcirndanta rhalIOu
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Special Notices.
Reeds Cough Syrup.

1t has rapidly grown In public favor, and ia on.
dorscd by all who have used II AZ being sUpERIoR
TO any other Cough Medicine Give Il trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
McCABE, KRAFT B CO, Proprletors,
hoVI'H&w Wheeling, ". Va.
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7 uST RECElN ND
81 hOCnIls Manila Rope,
MI lhr Flax Irvine assorted
d (IllE Tarrri Yarn
SGl lhS Hemp Irvine,
M so Main street
tshH0 ChAS, u HERRT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-21
DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES

The Democrats and Liberal Republicans Of
Nevaos, cordially uniting, declare these princi'
pies:
rir.,-we accept the declaration OF prinei.
pies adopted at Cincinnati and reaffirmed at
Baltimore. indorse the candidates there nomin'
sted, and pledge our united and earnest euort
10 secure their election. " ,
second-we declare the Administration oil
President Grant corrupt: e.prieiSus a SnS sSran'
rinys and m~onopolies, with tendencies to per.
sonalism, sub,ersive OF popular government
and perilous 10 society.
Third-we recognize II TO be the highest
duty and noblest privilege Of citizens to reform
existing abuses, ebuSc corrupt practices, econ
imp tendvncies, restore the { ovcrnment 10 hon.
eat and capable hands, and facilitate reconcilia-
lion and reunion with the people OF the south.
Fourth We declare the Government popular,
not personal; public office q trust, not a pro-
nerty and the public servants should be chosen
}oHr their cap ,biiity and fidelity. to the end that
he poop {, not the party, may be served.
FfNh-There should be no tariff except for
rsyenue, and In adjusting the duties. labor, not
capital should be favored.
Sixth-we recognize the fierce strugsle now
as ever going on between capital aud laoor, ano
The necessity OF Affirmative action to protective
latter against the dominat'on oft Q former. In
every contest Of whItevcr form, We are for pro-
sectinc the weak against the strong. we believe
Industry should DO literally rewarded and In.
dustriSl pursuits elevated and digntned.
sevsnth-we are opposed to the Importation
or immigration Of Asiatic laoorers into the
United States, and demand their exclusion ~
the modification Of our treaty stipulation With
China and intervention OF Congress. >
Eighth-we are In favor OF equal and uniform
taxation. according to the letter and spirit OF
Article 10 Of the Constitution OF Nevads, and TO
this end demand the taxation OF railroad pro-
perty at Its actual value. r
Sinth-We declare the existing rates Of
hsiSht and tAre over the Central Pacific Rail-
road sxoLoitant, unequal and oppressive. and
demand .netr eqaaliIation md reduction By
Tsnth-We are opposed to donating money
OF bonds StAts or county, 10 railroads, corpo-
raiions or individuals.
Rsorsd, That we look with alarm upon The
corruption which pervades oil branches of the
| public eervice: that We regard the elective fran.
chise - . sscred priv lego of the citizen. And
that Il 10 criminal to sell the right OF suffrage.
We are therefore In favor Of . law to be enacted
6y thaL~Eislaturo making H. criminal ofcnss
FOR any person 10 give or receive any considera
ton, In money or othrr valuable thing. for the
purpoee Of influencing the vote of . citizen q
any election under the lAw Of thls stats.
oel I'd