Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-04

competition las teel only one-sAied-rhat % labof
for employment that OF production ist exchange
AMI transfer. in.isai of bsiuf q composition NJ capt
talists for iaborer- F; 81 Exchanges ior prodncis
The national ownership Of the scientlne hizhf
ways. like the Government. soh',o' OF w.
mind the Inauguration IL The two proees~s D,
which an equitable law Of physical AMI propnetsr,
distribution h 10 be wrought oni. Az siea, ".
form. move slowly. To be permanent their chIys
talliration must he %insnrvsi. The chief econopils
thinkers Of iii, day are all coming 70 the Ae.sp
tanee Of the views have suggested. LET Us sctt
pailIatiyes viii be- aiopteL-some beneficial In theli
results; others like the Wisconsin Orange laws
having Q destructive tendency.
The Chinese Qnestien.
SIX year, ago I had occasion TO imperfeciiy pre-
srnt 10 you an outline Of these same views. le'
fection has only seryed to convince me thai the plan
proposed Affords the only radical crr. for the r,iis
Of railway exacticns ami the Impressions nun
which YOU suffer IN common with the country NJ
large. Declamai0ry AMI denunciatory speccfr, arr
.ab.isntisl good can is sesomplishsi by III NJ they
are not 10 my taste. Ever slnee The Isople u Ne
vada hoDor~d me by making me one 81 their rrrre.
.entatiyes in the national council have by patient
them IN Q Held where there was some chance of
succeeding and upon a subject which, t-ilsvet and
still believe TO BE- the most transc.nianty impoft.
hVr. % any AMI all the sulirrts now pressing for
discussion and decision. ! have approached this
question alrt all kitsirri thrnles. WIN .uir s"usf
flppaney like that % the Democracy the self
as.urance Il displays ~ confidently.
The Chine.eaurstion, iellow-ciiilrns. i an active
Issue In this canvass. u u ptoi@r this should b, ~,
reaching. as the question does. 10 the ,efy esseIiec
and spirit Of our common life, AMI unless CORRECTLY
solved eorrupllng In every way the economic nbf..
NE -'si.l ius,ty an ,ns .,.ra, 'nns IiS an ~ al
RAJ prollsrn, Thai i. an is.le that .houli be Dis.
cns.ei on q higher plane than mere psrlsanshlp.
Thc p,eniocracy challenge. however. apl a.c.p,.
dspenie1 upon than he Republican party, 90 solve
correctly this question and Ia defend the right. Of
ffr~ lals,r aud a pn1strrslye civilization. agrre
that, II the rrsani shows better fIr the Democracy
than for Rspublloanl.u. that fact alone wouLi
furnish reason ior casting your vote In favor u the
Democratic party. What. then. IL the rrcori ? let
Us turn 10 the political history u California AMI
10 the annai. ~ Congress TOT proof that ~ this,
as In ether thins. ~sfeetinx the ires-ion, ~ iaiSr.
The kspaIii,.n party has stool b. The p~opie
AMI BY freei0iii. In March lad. then. there was
on.rri ~ The California L~eislainw- tn. Dem.
ssnirsei. ior labor insIe IN China. III.
profDsiiipn provided that such contraets should tr
.ooi fr nye year. and mlshi BE- Inal. a.slsnshle.
i.mpi 90 leave his master, could be- arrested ani
then coinI-lled Ia work oul HI. term " serNliuie,
he I,ssr Iloa~ IA was .ippsrt,si 4, The
author. Mr.. Peaehy, by Mr. Roach and NJ. IIagEf
all distinguishes Democrats. cite their names
3; .lr n, ,cT,a sar pD sns ~ !. I.G. r = ,h ssi u Em's %
partisan capital out of thi. issue. 4 DO not doubt
bat the distinguished eS senator from California
holi. at. this lime opinions similar Ia my own.
shortly ater, tue date named, q BIZ was iniro-
iucei taxing Chlnanieil. thu. he Drniocrsilc major
~ r'llisssi TO pass. Mr.. llAsrr also orefci the
following resolution
fhE hAGER khsoLufnN.
"wmRgAs, California /. nearer China than sny
ether stats. and a valuable NJ la. t-sn
...n.l N n..alxal Thai /. ....lz-l.. A.. -.
,l,inl.i ta go 10 China,' w y"
An ainei.insnt 70 substitute south America was
,''rai,i, ana ", iiassr lr.sJs,,an Is.s,i by J. 10
arrr ~ = Ian , w%s " Y. H. M II nns susse Lss,.I,.'s
heaitaN o. a, al,ns woIsl,,s mining claims. IL
"a, mo'tlnsn'n iall on lh. tahle bl the Dsnlo
n,y.n's, Mans,,Ine Their w.,e alon, xa!,a
u california. Labor dsInsnied Their sscla.iSn' The
prulocrailc pary. having q nialority 81 the state
i K Ss,'I M,ar; iSY.' so%u z : Ss,S nc lnds,I Id. To-
.ApIss,ri lis,m w ,hls WIS.,. W LAY the ten
,iei,e, j. no, ,owafls corruption. We think the,
,sys lone y. ~ q. haIS,:t W saarse pot 4 party
tolsi.se could no, be expected to Sc
M, snmu.,,,loo wh,,ea, so., ~ sMw ~, ,ns aesfs,
a. p,.'wvts' ~ p,n.,,,.ns ,'t.nior u "a.
,o,mLs. ~, W..s,, n,', ,.,1a ,n g Wsha.e san.sio
zee" sa1l,si.i 70 'hr as "l nA,ion, The Gauss
loi tJ",.lhs was lne u,Aiy WIN china. con-
i.nnsa W. Nh. p,eN.o"A ~, III Heed.
pr,no.fa,ie ,ynls,.r y. uhst country. iatl
n.i bya prin'sfsilc sshsie aud proclaimed By
w. uuchansn,a lrh.:cfailc President. IN ls3
lie n,'i J. ruhhsa, ..srriiof 81 California was
and IN Ills nfst message he said Asia.
WIN hef lninis',s. loplla,'.n' Is sririlng her peo.
mere. and wulue Hiai 70 cooIefat. with sny
having loI, w., oia.ct The prohibition of
.hlness lhlinlgfauoh, ~. W. w.. sears, . Heading
is,pupl,sh. oisira hiI W pfu'sst white ial-,f.
\ bn sas ,abslltntrl 10 levy = nlln.rs tax. TIT.
lIeasun.a Drnn.ciaiic supt.a,e Couri subsequently,
ieclarrd nncon.titutiohai. a Lhl 10 levy q tax on ali
fhlnr.e 2 the state was also defeated Nv DvinOcntis
votes. We coule now "a the negotiation anil
oithe buHlnealne Treaty.. We are all
have teen loud IN i~-'lahng that ID.
w. az chln.s. ..nllrulil'n ani ffe.shc-
Dcr.ile 6"yernor. NJ. haishl, who welcomed III.
u his esiravagani sulosy. mat treaty was ieso. |
Hated during Anirew JOhi-ons term, anI rafinri
BY the s.nate. AZ the tine ~ ~ natl
1eati0n the Chimes p"pulaiiono on the fsciac Coast
hat insrrs.e wss dae !. The %iaciiitIe. J
Isssty I'M, nhnn 4. r..,S."lsIr ~, t,hhss,ns w an,s
,ssinent' a. tr az lsstslaiI,. action 4. eoneern.i,
snsxs, moi the HepullIs.n t.rt, n, IN 80.
,.li.oai mater. w,ts ms sr CHARACTERIZATION a,.d 4.
;alilnn,la xhen lal.,r w.s ,il.i,r..ed AMI .s.s,na
~ t.i.,i,. n,.l,r,,s h' NM M -. "snn,, = aiaise
a,yl, ,..r ,sul.nsa
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t.us asshs "plsf,nhiy y ph.senie1 81
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