Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-26
REPUBLICAN STATE coNvEN-
TON.

The Convention met In Reno, at the
Theater, at II o'clock NJ. yesterday.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
Resolred, That we heartily indorse
the resolutions and platform adopted
at the Philadelphia Convention, and
the candidates then nominated, and
u united efforts to secure their
election.
Resolved, That the Republican party
of the State OF Nevada recognize today
that the safety OF the country demands
the Endorsement of the National Ad-
mlnistration, which has sealed a peace
under which the country has been
prosperous beyond all precedent ; the
public credit placed upon a basis graf
flying to all citizens ; the debt grad
ually melting away ; the rates Of TAXA
ton reduced ; the good will OF the ma
ton assured, and our commercial rela-
tions extending daily into new fields.
ReSoired, That a proper regard for
the future welfare Of the common
wealth requires that the title in the
public lands be carefully guarded here
after as the rightful heritage Of the
people, and that the Republican party
hereby pledge itself to oppose the
sluandering Of the lands In the Inter-
est Of corporations.
Resoiced, That the Republican party,
the party Of the people-all Its I'm
pulses springing from, all Its energies
centerlng In the people-stands unal-
terably opposed to all Entertainments
Of monopolies upon the rights Of the
people.
Resolced. That we recognize an In.
terminable struggle between Capital
aud Labor; that, while we guarantees to
the former the protection to which 10
IL Justly entitled, our sympathies are
with the latter ; and we pledge to the
workingineu IN earnest support In all
attempts TO resist unjust e~ncroach-
ments, to obtain a recognition Of their
rights, and to secure a betterment Oh
their condition.
Resolred, That at q time when the
wise men Of all sections see the danger
Of taking up a blind pilot In a stormy
night. it behooyes the Republican
party in the battle-born State To STAND
by the old cause. and strain every
effort in support OF the leader whose
triumph is safety to-day and salvation
tomorrow.
The Convention then proceeded to
nominate the following gentlemen:
Thomas z. Hawlcy for Judge of
the Supreme Court.
C. Z. Goodwin for Member of Con-
gress.
C. A. V. Putnam for State Printer.
For Electers-John II. Mills OF Sto-
rey ; a. j. Hatch Of Washoe j. w.
Haines OF Douglass.
A motion was made and carried that
each county ticket select Its own men,
bers of the State Central Committee.
The following named gentlemen were
chosen unanimously
Churchill-Wallaee Goodall.
Douglass-James Small.
Es,neralda-J. G.. McClinton.
Lyon-T. NJ. Hart and John w.
Greer.
ormsby--T. D. Edwards and H. X.
Mighels.
Washoe-J. II. Kinkead and George
Robinson.
Humbo!dt-W. 5. Thompson.
Elko-L. II. Head and j. II. Rand.
Lander-A. f. Shannon and j. +.
Ramsey.
Lincoln. W. Wright and C. II.
Light.
Nye-John NJ. Whitehill.
Storey-Dr. J.. C. Zabriskie, George
A. King, George Il. Morrison and d. ..
Addison.
White Pine-Harvey Carpenter and
w. J. Forbes.
The convention gave three cheers for
the ticket and adjourned and $40 p. NJ.
The ticket is a most excellent one.
aud worthy the hearty support Of the
entire marty.