Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-24
OISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
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ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENTINEL.l
Resolutions Of the Liberal state
Convention.
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. %.
Tie Liberal Slase Convention adopt
cd a platform, including the following
resolutions:
RESOLVED, That we consider it self
evident that there can he no sound cur
reIicy but coin, or paper convertible in
to coin ON demand, and that without the
speedy return TO which natiOna. disas-
Ter must en>ue; that the whole system
of Civil Service needs reform; that
military authority should be- subordi-
nate To the civil; that u single pre>i-
dental term is enough; that local self
government is the basis of free govern
mIent, and that forcible interference
with this rights of States u,urps it;
that social, civil and political tests dis
eliminating ace and color are fatal to
xac Justice to all men; that the orig
inal aud the amendments oftEe Federal
Constitution are obligatory in their
text, spirit and in their judicial exposi
ton, subject neither to executive q
prices o the e~xigencies of personal
government; that a free press is the
Dulwxrk of freemen; that municipal
rights be respected, m~onopolies re-
pressed and economy in public * PEN
diture observed; that We condemn the
National Administration for its Illegal
and oppressive acts, for its retention of
corrupt me in Office, for its shifting
and unstable policy in the administra-
ton Of finances, for its initiation of cur
rency, its fraudulent pretences to the
contrary Notwithstanding, for its ex
uayagant xpendisures and general
disregard for Intelligent public opin-
ion; that the Liberal Republicans OF
the State of New York do not think it
necessary or useful " nominate a State
ticket; they therefore recommend to
the Liberal and Independent voters Of
the State to support those candidates
already in nomination whose character
and experience they most approve,
and who, in their Judgment, will earn
estly and efficiently cooperate with
Governor Tilden in his work of admin-
istration and reform.
Inc 1ScYatObACtAAa 0SNeo ChhbAVhs
of Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Sept. %.
On'the ~reassemhling of the Republi
can State Convention, tho COMMITTEES
on Resolution reported as follows:
I'VE, the representatives OF the Re
publican party OF the state of Mary
iand, in convention assembled, while
adhering to those principles which
that party has in the past so triumph
anLly vindicated before the American
people, nevertheless being satisfied
that 1t is the first and most important
duty OF every Republican to co .oper-
ale with the patriotic citizens of Mary
land, who have so nobly ignored party
ties aud party questions and are en-
gagged in an earnest effort to restore
honest and pure government to our
| State, do therefore declare and resolve
tnat we are earnestly in favor of an
honest and economical administration
of the Government, both Stale and
NATIONAL; of the fulfillments of every
| pledge IS to the payment of the State
aud general obligations; Of the return
to specie payments at the earliest prac-
ticable moment, and the cessation OF
all further ex pansion OF currency
| equal taxation of all property OF what
ever kind in the State; the appropria-
ton OF Stale monty for State purposes
only. and the improvement and llber-
al support of the school system; that
we depreca.e the corruption exiting in
the administration OF the State Govern.
ment of Maryland, and hail with JOY
the uprising of the people to destroy
the rings and cliques that have fast
ened their fangs on the vitals of the
State; II we hereby pledge ourselves
TO expose, denounce and punish venal'
ity and corruption among public OH
Gals whenever or wherever it may be
discovered, and to this end invite the
cordial co operation Of all Republi-
cans throughout the State with those
who have nominated and secured the
acceptance Of Morrison Harris for Gov
ernor of Maryland, ). Teackle Wallis
Attorney General, and Colonel Ed.
ward wilkins, ~ Comptroller; and wt
heartily recommend them to II vot'
ers ~ men eminently suitable for theiI
respective positions, being both honest
and capable" Tho resolutions were
unanimously adopted, and the conven
ton adjourned sine die.
Revenue Receipts = Postmaster o.
Boston designations. Etc..
WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
While the Internal Revenue receipts
for this month are satisfactory to this
Treasury Department these from the
customs are less than those for the cor
responding month of last year. There
now remain only $28, 000, 900 of the new
five per cent. bonds for negotiation,
No further call for the redemption ol
| old bonds will he made until demand
ed by subscription.
The new Postmaster, Duel, of Bos-
ton, will be retained in office should
his bond, as promised, be filed to-day.
A general order has just been issued
by the War Department which restores
from the first the allowance for fuel
and forage prescribed by orders and
regulations In force previous to the
order Of March 18th, 1875.
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