The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-10-02
pLATFoRM ON RESOLUTIONS.

| AhAs VIC WIZ ucC OAI utulObt ePOIlB anu
ali honOrsblc means to secure the election of
| tive Reform candidates for President AID Vice
! President OF the United States, Samuel J ).
| Iilden, of New York, and Thomas J. Hen
| bricks, Of Indiana.
| 8. That We recognize the ability. sterling
| integrity ana neral worth OF our nominees
Tor justice Of the supreme Court, III. Kirk
patrick. and msuber Of Congress, A. q. Ellis,
| and pl,d cach Of them our cordial and
United support.
4. That We are in favor Of the Government
coming aud Issuing the old silver dollar,
abolished in 1918 by o trick OF a Republican
Congress in the iDtei est Of non-tax- pas ing
DohdhoIdtfs, aud We demand that it be made
legal tender for the payiaent OF all debts,
| public snd private. thereby promoting the
| chief Industry OF our State.
| D. hat VIC ere utterly and unequ yocal)y
opposed to division Of the pubic school
| inAds Icr Sc ian purpos, 5, and III favor OF
hoh-aectidnaI instruction III ali public schouls,
| as oar Constitution provides.
o. That We are opposed to tlc importation
OF coca. aud The immigration OF Chinese,
and there ore favor the kbrogsti IL vi the
burllnshne treaty and we charge tie htpu5-
lean party with insIneerity and duplIcIty Ia
oneribs ~ Investigate thsse evils Wien + tie
| Ia. Twelve years 1t has steadily OBJ Used ali
attempts At legisla ion, Federal ara safe, to
| check the Asislic hordcs iroEu coming Ia cviu-
petition WI j fee labor.
u hat We Cordially invite the co-oneration
u all sItIHn-, regardless OF ali former politi-
Cal ara atoms. who are III favor OF hetreIei-
u, ut and heforei in public affairs, ana an
hsAest ana Impartial administration vi the
| laws.
3. Ihst We favor the jas. aud equsl taxation
| OF all properly, including ,ho net pruce, Us OF
'Ac NA4lleh, ana are opposed " any IekIsl. tiou
| tAriL itib5 such proceeds faOni t&xAtIol /: aIll
We ner.0 pledse our Nominees for IN ! e,,ate
aha nssen.Iy 70 use ali u. op, and le~ itiulzle
Ia sh7 10 prevent such uuJa,t lssl-iat4un.
- MT Nc fsVtr an econ .u!cal adnIulstrx-
'l1n u the state All cOunty sovvrnLaents,
ana saci reduction Of the iees aud "a. re, #
| IlIl 10 40 IL consistent wish me public
! late, est
| ~ hat the act Of the legislature OF this
0'A'c Fi"'iiib6 Tor Tie paynlt ut fioLI the
county Urea ufJ ot bounty IJr coyote nca.ps,
| Will II mas 4 eGtiy Increased tbs curr III
| ctIeLs- Sol the county, has ue-n reproductive
| vi adt q ,atc bsnshcI-i re.ulte, ANA We there.
lore l@'cT iss immediate repeal.
A. ne are % posed to C..llIuy q COn3:itu-
| ti-LGl Convention III Nevada Is. this time
oeievIhs IN We do that t..e p opoaltlon Ton
such convention is IL he IN or, 81 Of iulelgn
| Capitalists Who are seeLiug ~ procure ali
exc luptlJa of Their prJpe,ty IA thib o,a e fr.in
| Its t4tal DuftAcn ii taxation ami We there
! foio earnestly entieat &li p.fAous who gtv IN
FAVOR oi equal ax-tiJa, AID OPP, ose,t giant
iss special privileges To aay class If pr percy
Loi.ers, 10 ,0te against TIE Ht~sule u. Tie
! s2p-o&ehin. e!ecsIon.
| Moved and seconded that the cuuven-
ton vote by ballot for candidates.; car
! red.
/ NOMINATIONS
Charles Mcconnell, of Qnin River,
wss nominated for State Senator by ac-
cianiation.
=. w. Hammand. of Mill City; M.
Msador, of Golcouda; j. d. Hanua. of
Unionviliv. W. A. Trousdsle, of Win
ncmucca; W. II. Howard. of Paradise
Valley, were placed in nomination for
Assembly men. The first ballot re-
sntsd as follows: Mesdor, 81; Hanna,
81; Tionsdale. Al, Howard, &C. Ham
man. 50; and Trousdale, Howard and
Haumand were declared the nominees
Of the convention.
For Sheriff. II. II. Froman, II. II.
MoColly and c. A. Kyle were placed in
nomination, The b,ilot resulted ma
follows; MeColly, "a; Froman. 10;
Kyle. 80; and G. A. Kyle was declared
the nominee Of the convention.
For Record G. A. La Grave was
nominated by reclamation.
For Assessor. John Reed and James
Buckner were placed in nomination.
The ballot resulted rs follows: Reed
81, Buckner So; and james Buckner
was declared the nominee of the conyen-
| ton.
For Clerk. William Woolcock. L. F.
Dunn, and 4. Kleinhans were placed in
nomination. Kieinhans was with
drawn. The ballot resulted as follows
Woofcock %. Dunn 10, Buckner I, Me-
Gonagls Land l.. f. Dunn was declared
| the nominee of the convention.
For District Attorney, p. Ii. Harris
and Geo. z. Harding were placed in
nomination. The ballot resulted MS
follows: Harris 80. Harding AZ; and
G. p. Harding was declared the nomi-
nee of the CONVEX ton.
For Commissioners. long term. III.
Siegel, Jos. German, @. Lark, Thomas
Thompson and l.. A. Blakeslee were
placed 10 nomination. The first ballot
resulted in tho nomination of M. Siegel,
who was declared the nominee Of the