Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-21

Arms. On motion, q committee com
posed Of one delegate from esch ward
were appointed. a committee on ere
dsndentisls. The following named
gentlemen were elected 10 serve
on the committee: Messrs. Tullsy.
McBrisn. Townsend and Norton Of vir-
ginis, and Kelly and Brennan Of Gold
Hill.
On motion the following gentlemen
were elected q committee on Platform
and Resolutions: Messrs. Pstrie, Farley,
Rapp and Riordsn. OF Virginia, and
Bean and Donnelly. OF Gold Hill. A
recess was then taken for one hour.
The Convention rs-asssmblsd at $50
p. NJ.
The Committee on Credentials re-
ported the following named gentlemen
as entitled to seats in the Convention :
VIRGINIA.
First ward-B. Callahan, Jacob Stsf-
fan. John Pstris. 7. Tullsy, E. johnson
and A. Grow.
Second ward-A. J. Endsrs, Charles
Baker (P. III. Kuster. prsxy). Z. O'Con.
ner. Malcolm Ross. Archibald Hennessy
miles Burt, proxy, j. p. Hayton wv.
L. Simpson. proxy. John +. Farley
and VIM. McBrisn.
Third Ward-wm. Palmer. John Del
ningsr. John Rapp, Geo. I. Marye, L.
". Conn, NJ. J. Monshan, j. o. Bir-
mingham. b. VI. Townsend and p. Cur
ran.
Fourth ward-A. NJ. Cowsn. NJ. J.
franklin. John Riordan. John ]. Naugh-
ton, ID. Leary and W. II. Corners.
GOLD ELL.
Frt ward-Fred. Siehol, j. I. Lar
kin, willst Young ID. l.. Bean, proxy,
Matt. Crowley, ID. l.. Bean. John Phe-
Ian "a. ID. Moore, proxy, Henry Motz,
Ihsmas Kelly end Jas. DAILY.
Second ward-E. Donnslly, Thomas
Gray, A. Care. W. NJ. Brennan, III.
Fitzpatrick and John Lsary.
Howery-Mr. Englsss.
Tho COMMITTEES on Organization. Plat
form and Resolutions reported A. fol.
lows:
Resolved, /. That the granting Of sub
sides by the general or local Govern
msnts, to private corporations, il against
tho best interest OF the people, and.
therefore, va pledge the Democracy ei
Storey county in opposition to all such
grants.
2. That it is the duty Of both the
general and State Governments TO e1sr'
else all Of their constitutional powers to
prevent eItortion and unjust discrimina'
ton in the matter OF public Transports
ton, and. therefore, the rates Of farei
aud ireights on all railroads should bs
regulated by law and fixed at the lowest
terms consistent with the employment
OF capital in such enterprises.
>. That all property should be assess
ell for purposes OF taxation, upon the
basis Of its actual cash value, and,
therefore, IL il the duty Of the Legis'
laturs 10 pass all necessary laws to com
pei the assessment Of railroads and rail
road property Mt their market value.
A. That the immigration OF Mongo-
lians to the United States Is injurious te
every interest Of this nation, and es.
p~ecially prejudicial to the laborine
classes, and We hold tito be the boundsn
duty OF the Congress OF h United
States to abrogate all treaties author
iziug such immigration and to pass all
laws that may be necessary 10 aosoi"''''
prohibit it.
o Iha' .ne uuio' go, 10
OF our ihsuts',ohs, auu ny -.
interfere Win is iie, -sss
It's improper use y! 'uioa's -
rom emp'oymsm', VI P...M...an o.
registration, or other unfair or unlawful
means, il the snolsc, OF ssvere eI
demha'ion anu so ,sc;,;ms,s nan.
mar recognized by law or good morals.
q. That the Administration Of Cover
nor l.. X. Bradley hss been marked oy
wisdom and integrity, and that We tax'
pleasure in recommending nun 'o'n'
people Of the State for re-siscuoh'
The following resolution was thsn
read and unanimously adopted:
p..oL.,i Tha, mi. Convention does
-r..onr,o,5 Tbom,. II. William,
.cs.I.,nr. ~ MI. State AZ a cen.
tl.tnau nOz.Rsging the qualification
IN adv and ,bly represent thi,
60. In ;ha Ssn,t. Of The United States,
snJ are, ar psrson nominated by thi,
cnu ,a -. omc. of senator q,
.ohNesuoN. o. ~, -..c.n,snes a,
$500 30 .,snS
suen nomin.uv., hanas'
Pisd:su 70 VOC so., ~ $1,000 800
noiS mean 70 seeu,e ~. H. W. NJ
Williams 70 sIeo,s Ss.,n So,
stewart n 'ne 0"'''u
General Williams, being lovdly called
,or mods nj. ,pp.ar.pe. and addressed
~"c~~.u..L.;.nv a. ,o,,ows.
the .oh'on'i'" o
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
\ Convention; / can say honestly that
feel at 8 loss to find language strong
enough to express my thanks for the
honor YOU have conferred upon me. ]
have ssrysd the marty lsng and faithfully.
Whistler successful or not in my aspirin
ions I will u,s all the strength I pos
80. ba,,I;ns Tor the oil cau,.. fCh.ers.
I am proud 10 b. chosen standard.bsarsr
~ tbs Democracy. and II NV health
narmit which I hone n will. / premise
1, make the most s~psrgetio and gallan.
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