Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-24

FIntIorm ana
Reaoired. 1. That we, the representatives OF
the Democratic and Liberal party Of the state
ndenes In the sdminisirstion OF our present
Executive, the Hon. L. r. Bradley, who, for the
honest and upright manner In which he has
administered the afairs Of State. deserves the
full and hearty confidence Of all persons. lire
spectlye Of politics. In the State.
OF massed capital which determine TO direct.
control and DISQUALIFICATION ; which endeavor
10 override and crush out every man and every
Interest they cannot control or use; which
make bribery . trade, corruption q system, and
openly malign or secretly whisper away the
god name q every public man who win not
8. That we are opposed tn the granting OF
subsidies In any form. either BY Congress or
the Legislature OF the State.
4. That We are opposed to the election Of any
candidate for the Presidency to . third term OF
8. That the Democratic party Of this State
does most uneQuivocally condemn the late en-.
setment Of the Congress Of the United States
known ~ the BACK Salary Act"
. That We are opposed to the Introduction
OF Chinese into our midst, and TO the end that
the laboring men OF this State may not have TO
compete with Chinese labor we request our
Senators and Congressman to take suca action
- may be necessary 70 secure tho repeal OF the
present. treaty with the Empire Of china
Z. That cheap transportation is actually necss.
State. and that we favor the passage Of . law
by our next Legislature regulating the tarif Of
ffelghts and fares on roads In this State, and
preventing unjust Discrimination.
q. That we are In favor Of taxing the property
Of railway companies the same 40 other prop
erty, and that the property OF railroad compa.
niles should be adjusted as near its actual cash
value % other property 10 now assessed.
Q. That we are In favor OF the adoption OF q
law By the Legislature limiting . legal days
10. That We are opposed TO the repeal or
modification Of our present bullion tar law, ~
We consider II the most Just and equitable that
can be devised, - II 10 only BY this mode Of
,s.,iion TIA, .i,rss amount ,on 3 Of 1, foreign c.Pi,si
brought TO bear its Just proportion OF The az.
pen,es Of the State and County Governments.
II. That We arraign the party Of The Admin
i~stratton In power for Its uncxampled extrava.
games and corruption, and for It's uncon'titu
iional and dangerous usurpation Of powers not
delegated TO the Federal Government; w de-
ma nd an honest. economical and lust sdmlnis-
tration OF national anAirs; We demandan I'm.
mediate abandonment OF ell efforts to rule
States fer corrupt party purposes BY an imam.
S Ss,o s,,,nnes .. 81 esrpf,. eaHS.m, i,sSs s s.nSse tn az
those who, under any pretense or guise, dis
grace themselves and their country By iswless
acts OF violence against the colored race In the
Southern States; - also those carpet'bagger,
oil. those. whom they have oppressed and de.
eeived.
10. That we demand the adequate puni,h
ment OF oil men guilty OF corruption and EN-.
bexxlement In once We demand an immedi-
ate repeal Of the law BY which the parry In
nounce its wholesale appropriation Of the pub
lie school domain to railroads and corrupt cor