Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-26
s,.s. Central C...i,,s,
n,paSiisa. STATE Piasssru.

The Unisn Republican party Of Nevada. In
Convention assembled, renewing its pledges OF
devotion TO the Constitution ard hws OF the
ysasr.l S=o,ssr nsc1, = ss ,n',s announces "'
Rssolsed- Flrst-fhat We reanirm the psfnci-
ples and policy Of the Republican party -
enunciaied By Its last National Convention;
that Ne are proud Of it, hIetosy and xrsst ser.
,lss;; and We sspssia,y ssT%s1d ~, ne us .isS'
abolished slavery, and secured equal civil and
political rights 10 eli citizens. We demand that
thsse rishis be enforced By appropriate legis.
lAtion. 90 that all citizens shan have the equal
enjoyment Of tsslt iishts, We dsnand o. oar
honest execution of The pledges made 10 the
pubic; purity, integrity and economy In the
disehsrve Of their ofhcial duties, and the
prompt and fearless examination and punlsh-
nent Of those who violats any Of their ooligs-
tions.
sseond-rhst We heartily in6orss The lsst
Rcpsbliean Congress In repealing the law In
ereasing ofhcial p~alaries; In reducing sxpesscs
By more than t3o.ooo,ooo: In successfully re-
.is,ing all lobe In seolishlDx The estsvassnt
reforming abuses generally, whereby the Re
publican party has proved itself 10 b worthy
Of continued support BY the people.
Third That We earnestly desire that the
order that lie commercial and INDUSTRIAL inisr
values, OF hy impsirinr the DEGREE OF eonadcses
which nov prevails with regard 10 the eireu-
iating medium, which We hope soon to ses
based on Q metallic currency.
~Yourh-rhat W ~disapprvvs Of the siee,ios of
Q Prssident for . third term, 90 establishing .
precedent danxeroas 10 the psrp<tuity Of ~
publican Institutions.
Finh-rhat honest. practical labor shouh Be
protected and receive . just reward, In support
u which view We hvor the revision OF oar
treaty relations With the Rmpire Of China In
speh Z manner 90 10 discourags the immigration
Of . seviie elass Of aborer,. and such kfis-
iaiiou q viii actually prohibit the importatton
Of dsps.yss g'r.oss . soao sossi 10 N. ,r,.,,.r
By oar Ccunty. stats OF FEDERAL 0overgnenes
Of subsidies Or grants 10 nilwsvs or oshsf cor
se,soin-rsai while vesppr.eisis the .dv.s-
hands Of our National Congress and oar etase
LerisAiurs the pssrses OF iavs estaeiiseins
fares and ffelghts Il Q reasonable nte, md 30
hibitipg such railways fnm discriminstinG "
their eharrss between the residents Of thh Stais
and thoes of other stafes aiso. ws hvos IL
pssssgs Of laws compelling railroads 10 peya
fAir and squal amount Of TAXATION upea Al
property owned or controlled By them N 'A's
~Eiehth-Tnat We believe The once and dsty
Of q statesman IL TO do buslncss Tor ths
State. and IN the transsetinE Of The business Of
the STATE II 10 our duty 10 call Into ofneial Place
the mcst intelligent. Industrious. enterprslnk
add discreet busisess men Of the Stsis. her.by
piedging rueh men and all men, casditaies b.
iore, and nomise~s 20 this Coavsniion, "
elecied, % do business for the eats - indur
tfously, eeouomiealiy and discrestly - In thsir
individual capacity Q. private ~citisens thsy de
buslsess for thsn and that eonpsnsa-
tioa % public snployss shoal4 BOT exceed the
prios. Gun OF snoanfthst siuilsr services CON-
rand IN the private parvuits o. the stsis.
Ninth-rhst the education Of The children q
ana that the public schcols and The school funA
on he Stale demand The fostering care Of n
rood eifiseus. That the sebeol fund Of tbs
stats should be Invested In bo.ds % the state.
unassisnabls both In terms md IN net. inst
once ont on the principal % the irrsdueibse
school fsnd 10 . breach OF trust, and di'grsesfsl
TO the State. $50