Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-18
LATE TELEsRAMs.
Nsw Ysrk Dsossrasis sssse cea-
veaeien.

State Convention rsassembled this
morning. whom the following report
from the Conmittee ON Resolutions
was read and adopted. The Democratic
party Of New York renew their pledge
Of fidelity TO the principles adopted and
affirmed unanimously by delegates rep
resenting Democrats Of all tho United
States, together assembled In their lat
est National Convention, and dncs TO
approved and endorsed by Democratic
majoritisa In fifteen States. comprising
moro than half the total population OF
tho Union, from the National Demo-
cratic platform at Baltimore. July 10.
1874.
Sevsnth-Ths public credit must Be-
sacredly maintained. and We dsnounos
liquidation In every form and guise.
Eighth-A speedy return 10 specie
payment II demanded alike BY the
highest consideration Of commercial
morality and honest government OF
these authentic declarations Of Demo
cratic principles and policy. the time
gives proof that the present depression
Of business II caused BY . reaction from
the unhealthy stimulus Of an excessive.
deprecated and irrsdeenabls currency;
by enormous and ill-adjustsd Municipal,
State and Federal taxation. and by ex-
travagancs. waste and population In the
administration Of public Affairs. The
remedy for this evil Is mot to b found
in the renewal Of any Of its causes In
tho face Of the fact that the existing vol
ums Of currency u greater than "a 30
absorbed BY business; In the face OF the
fact that the recent fall OF prices has
BEEN followed by repeated mutations.
Any attempt TO increase the currency
would DO vorss than Intellectual to re-
vive prosperity. for IL would interrupt
the healing processes Of industry. II
would be worse than futile 10 restore
confidence. for Il would create distrust
and new uncertainties In business, par
alyze the beginning OF enterprise, rob
labor OF its too scanty employment. and.
while sitting the progress OF admins
trativs reform. would infiict lasting dis
honor on tho credit. the intelligence and
the character Of the country"
Second-The Democratic party OF
New York also reaAirms the principles
set forth In its platform adopted last
year at syracuse, Endorsed BY hfty-
thousand Democratic majority at the
election following. in . poll Of nearly
eight hundred thousand votes. and vim
dicated before all the people Of this Re-
pablo by the illustrious administration
Of Samuel J. Tilden from tho New York
Democratic platform.
THE following Is the portion Of the
Syracuse platform rsaflrmed: Gold and
silver the only legal tender; no currency
convertible into coin: steady steps to-
ward specie payments-no step back
ward; honest payment OF the public
debt in coin, and the sacred preservation
Of tho public faith; revenue reform;
Federal taxation for revenue only; no
Government partnership with protsc-
tive monopolies; home rule; to limit
and l~ocalizs most jealously the few pow
ers intrusted 10 public servants. Munici-
pal. State and Federal; no centraliza-
lion; equal and exact justice TO all men;
no partial Liquidation; no partial taxa
ton; q free press and no gag laws; q
uniform Excise law; no sumptuary laws;
Official accountability enforced By better
civil and criminal remedies; no rival
use Of public funds BY public oficsrs;
corporstions chartered BY the State 10
Be always supsrvisable By the State In
the interest Of the people; The party In
power 10 Be- held responsible for al leg
islAtion when in power; the Presidency
= publie ,rust- not a private psrouisits:
mo- third tsrm: economy In hubble az.
pepse. that labor NAV be LIGHTLY bur
d.ped-1
Thirj-Ths Democratic NJ Nav Yori.
In Cony.ntion assemblsd. plsdae tbem.
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,str,si,s ,sform NJ Cordially invite CO.
N s,srv tyu. D.noer,t
sxsr, Ijhs,.l Rspubiiesn. and All
s.iIo~ c;tirsns Of vhstsyer
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Ths nom;nsiions A.. a. to,,o~.. Jo,r
R;osiov Inv scclsmation h, ss.,s,a,.
~ Stst. I.ucin. Rohin.on ~, Con,~ai'
lar. Charlu ID. Fsirehili for Gttorns,
Gsneral. Chsriss n. Ross for Gtsts
treasurer. and John ID. Van Dursn for
STATE Engineer.
a, Ex.Prs.ss. A.ss.lt.
- sy . Ass asa severely Dsass..
w~AsnrSorox, September l7.-LAA
evening Gsrdsmann, s1.prisst, delivered
q lecture In Masonic Hall. Manayunk.
on tho Roman Church o. Il ID at pres
snt, and from the beginning until his
from that village there seemed 70
lie A disDOaitiOu ON the mart Of thu ma