Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-29
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R~spsbliean state Csnvsasien OF
MinHcssss.

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Hinacssss.
ST. PAUL, July 2S.-Foliowing is the
platform adopted by the Republican
State Convention Of Minnesota: They
rsafirm the cardinal principles OF their
party. which have become the cstab-
iishsd policy Of both the State and
National Governments; the unity and
indissolnbilty Of the nation; equal
rights and just protection Of all men
before the law; that on prominent ques-
tons Of the day We favor the policy OF
finance which shall steadily keep in view
. return to specie payments; q tariff
strictly for revenue. yet &C adjusted a.
to Be least burdsnsome and most favor
able 10. and protective Of. the interssts
Of home industry and labor; demand
that all railway and other corporations
Be- held in fair and just Subsection to the
law-making power constitutionally ex-
sroised; that we cordially indorse the
progressive and liberal policy OF the
Republican party In its well defined and
clearly announced purpose to foster the
agricultural. industrial and commercial
interests Of the country by q judicious
system OF internal improvements, hav-
ing for their object the enlargement OF
facilities, and q reduction In the cost OF
transportiun for Interstate commerce;
that to the Republican party Ia justly
dls the honor and credit OF securing for
the first time the recognition by foreign
governments Of the full and complete
rights OF citizenship. In reversal Of tho
monarchical dogma that q subject can
not absolve himself from allegiance to
his sovereign by naturalization under
our laws.
We heartily commend the honesty and
efficiency Of the present State adminis-
t~ration, and point with satisfaction to
the fact that Il has reduced the aggregate
OF State taxes twenty per cent. In the
last two years; that the example OF
Washington In refusing 10 be q candi-
date for q third Presidential term, and
affirmed by President Grant. Ii one that
We sacrsdly cherish. and We should re-
gard u departure from II a. a dangerous
innovation; that we approve OF the pres
emit Republican National Administration
and especially its earnest efforts TO col.
lsct the revenue, to prevent and punish
fraud, 10 expose past violations and TO
guard against their recurrence In the !u-
ture; that We indorss the policy Of adj
justing difficulties between this and for
sigu nations by arbitration instead OF
war. and. n friends Of justice. peace
and humanity, We shall hail the day
when this policy is adopted throughout
the world.
The following ars the nominations by
the Republican State Convention: For
Governor, ]. s. Pillsbury; lieutenant
Governor, ]. b. Wakefield; Secretary Of
state, y. y. ingens; Auditor. r.. WHIT
o'mo, iicsrsi, wn "'o"'
"ens'"' "eoiS0 "'"on
a hand Of Crseksnsn Captured.
p,,os. Juiv as.-Tbe -notoriou. safe.
,ohha, J..L Rive, tnown no ..nIack
~ :. Ia tonr oantoI.ra,.s w,s an
49, u, ,,.L, ~ Sh.s;g p..L;n, a
49,, J..t r. : ~ Ar ,nos, sx,.,t
safo-burplars in the State, aud has piled
his vocation in nearly every prominent
town. lie was betrayed BY ono Of his
gang, induced by the largo reward onsr-
oil. The officers were guided 10y his
confederate to q thicket noar the rail-
road bridge ut Davisvile, where they
found four OF jacks gang. whom they
oaptured, nandeuned d sent 10 DIXON
nnder charge OIL constable barnes' Inc
other ofnesrs rolled themselves IN D
Z OF the captured men, ana wheh
1ack came 10 camp about miuhight,
captured him without Resistance y
brought him to this place. sheriff Fer
kin has zen on JACKS track lot the
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miscellaneous.
w.susoros. July 2s.-Tbo Secretary