Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-28
PACIFIC COAST.

SACRAMENTO, April o. AT eight p. N.
the Republican State Convention re-
assembled. Blanchard from the Com
mittee on Resolutions. presented the fol-
lowing: First, re.affirms its faith IN the |
integrity of the Republican party. Sc |
cond, urges that the Republican party
should not rely upon its past record, but
deal with other questions, chief among
which il reform in the civil service of the
government and the complete extlrpation
OF the spoils system insugurated BY the
Democratic party. The third applauds
punishment of dishonest officials and
favors an honest administration Of the
government Fourth, says that the Re
publican party of California deprecates
as it always has done in the past, the
presence among US Of hordes Of Chi
nese as inimical to our advancement as q
nation and that we are in favor OF such
modification of the existing treaty with
China as will effectually prevent any
further influx of Chinese into the State.
The fifth is o square hard money resolu-
ton. recommending equality of the cur
rency and the restoration OF the silver
coin of the United States to its constitu.
tional equality with gold as a legal
tender. Sixth, that the national debt
should be paid in gold coin and that We
condemn any effort at reputation,
Seventh, that the Democracy is not to be
trusted as national party with the Pres
idential Office or the control of Congress
because OF its purpose to add hundreds
of millions to the national debt for pen
sions for Confederate soldiers, for thu
payment of claims, for cotton legally an(
Justly confscated and in the end over
: thousand millions as compensation fol
the loss of slaves in the South, allow
. ance of which would most surely result
in another war since the loyal union mel
, will not peacefully consent to be taxed +
pay the treason for its losses.
The nomination of delegates to Gin
: c,nnati being next in order. the follow
q ing were elected from the ConRressiona
districts named, there being no oppos
ton in any case. First District, job
Martin and Isaac Hecht; Second, Ger
J. L. H. Foote and E. H. Dyer; Third. \
: d. Ridout and A. P. Whitney; Fourth
/. Josiah Belden and NJ. E. Gonzales: del,
gates from State at large A. G.. Abel
San Francisco; Gen. G.. s. Evans. Sa
/ joaquin; G. F. Reed. Yolo; j. NJ. Pierc
1t San Diego. OF the candidates from tb
I. Congressional districts, Foote is for Bri
e tow, the others are for Blaine. Of q
candidates from the State at large, Abel
Evans and Reed are for Blaine ar
y Pierce for Bristow. The followin
Ut resolution was adopted by
n very large majority. That viii
5. the Republican party contains maj
men who, by their recognized abili
and devotion to the principles of Il
RI party have proved themselves worthy
a. public support and confidence, and cal
r able OF filling honorably the highe
t. Office in the gift Of the people. The r
publican party Of California especial
70 recognizes in the Hon. James G. Blai
e: an eminsntly able and tried exponent
j. the principles of the party, Of large G
perisncs in public life, of the purest Al
ko most devoted charter and possessing il
: marked degree those personal qualiti
u. which would do honor to the Office
10 President of the United States.
Resolved, That while thus expressi
.e. our preference for the Hon. James
IN Blaine, yet having confidence in the
- telligsnce of our delegates to the
tional Convention, we leave them une
q, barrassed by instructions and free to
3 srcise their own deliberative choice
convention o. the interests Of the COZ