Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-31
n.p.Imea. stass PIassrn.

The Uaisu Republiean party Of Nevada, w
Convention asssn oled, enewine its pleogss q
FEDERAL Government. hereby announces Ito
platform to the people % fsllows:
RA.oirsd- Firt-rhat We reanirm the pfinef-
piles and policy Of the Repusliesn party a.
enuneiated By Its last National Convention;
Tia. ", =, p.'ss q I; als sSsu enc f sss y sss
and force By which Il maintained the Uni6s,
abolished slavsry. and secured equal civil and
political rights 10 al ettissns. We demand that
these rishIs y q sn,c,css q :Rps.p.,ss ,sS,:i
eploymsnt Of their rtshts. We demand OF oar
public agents fidelity TO their principles; the
honest execution Of ths pledges made TO the
pubic; purity, integrity and economy 10 the
diseharTs Of their ofBeial duties, and the
prompt.nd fearless s5amination and pSSish.
~second-rhat We heartily indosse the last
Republican Congress In repealing the law In.
ueasing oneial s~.l.ries ; In reducing exHsnsss
sis,ipr al jobs; In abolissing tho sxtrsssgant
government Of tho District Of columbia. and In
reforming abuses generally, whsreoy the Re
publican party has proved itself 70 b worthy
Of sSn;,na.S import y sss ps:pss, ina, n.
credit 81 the coanty b. drmy maintaiped, In
order that its Commercial and Industrial intsr.
ssts may not sufer injury By the ~auetuaiion Of
values, or By impairtng ths degree Of confidence
which no-p ssvsils .ith rseard 10 tss eifea-
oased on q Natalie currency.
Fourth-rhatve ~disapprovs OF The election Of
aPresidsnt for . third torn, 30 establishing .
prsssdss. dsassroas to The psrpstai'y sfIs-
Fihh-rhst honest, practical labor should Be
protected and rsesivs . jast reward, In support
or which view We hvof the rsvision OF our
treaty r-slaiisss with The knpirs @ China In
sch : nsnnss - 70 dsso sr va ssa s1eS ssis.
istion q viii actsaiiy prohibit the inportatiOn
OF dspuvsd persons from abroad.
siIthInst Ne av oppossd 70 The kfanttng
by oar County. stats OF FEDERAL 0overnneeps
Of subsidiss O. Esnts 70 RAILWAYS or othsf COT
ss,sstSrlnA.w hss ~ sppsseis.s n sdssn-
taees Derived from railroads. Ne demand q tne
hands Of ear Nationai cougrses md eur etase
LegisAtlr the psssAks q hws sstaoiisslss
hiSitine sasS rsiivays fpn diseriains,ing n
their eharEss between the residents Of this etats
and thoss Of other states also. W hvos ne
passags Of lave eompslling railroads 70 paya
hir and equal amount Of TAXATION upon ~
property owned or controlled By them In this
~Eishth-rhat ~ bslisvs the once ssd duty
OF . statesman 10 to do basinees for the
stafs. and IN the trsnsaetiag Of the basinss Of
ne ents u Y our daty 70 e.ll into eelelal ll.es
and di.sr.ss ss:isss. men 81 sss sssss. ssrsSs
Plsdging such men and al men, easdtAatsa BE-
fore. and nsninees 81 this Convention, n
elected, - Do husinsss fss the etats - tndus-
Individual capacity q private ~eitissns they 90
o~usisess fer thsmsslves; and that esmpsnsa-
tion OF public employees sAoaid nos sxess1 the
pries. e1n or anount that similar services CON-
msnd In the private pursuits Of The etats.
th4 STATE IL a matter AZ dan uuhiie eonearu
and that Tie pesre sesseis ssdths s<heci fusd
OF nei state demand the fostsring care of al
rod eidssnA That he sehool Ind OF, tn
etats sho,h b invested In bond. q Ne essts.
the dsffsyine the szDsspss Of The 6uis Lard
OGes cat q NE pAnetpai Of he irsdneflls
:ss e sss u ssrsssAo u,st s.d di'gss:.si