Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-14

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J. !. acknowledgements A~nue' @0un''
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Hs@stsd. Thai We feamfm we prinelples OF
and renew our snes'snee W me pslsy snien
prese,'ea .ne sni ~ ros = ,ss, IN, al.
s.,neu 'ns 80. $500. $500 800.
LII .ars. ~ and ma maj both atsfs ana
S.,Iaa. laox.,nm.nts shonld i've smpis .nd
NAuonsl ooselnn,snss .n"aa sn.o ny ~
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no,.e e.h.,s ~. s.nnh,ts., n.s.
nrss rsed ines govsmments. and he Rspab-
Rrrn,svu .rsS nv asm.na ,hst s,sr, ops,,.
a., .,sa,a, nv sss,y -sts,s~souih snd Sorh-
- ms,os,.,aa n, R,nnbiIe.n. bisss or whi,sS .h.II
nssn",sS nnSIssn,I-a n, farcs ara nns..a
~ -, M VOTE 4, All Elections Al ths plsess
u,-.c,,h'-i NV Law and that every vote N esst
shail be honestly counted. and that every penon
eho..n nv .nrb yote.' 10 any once. shaiI be
sr.siy ind1eted ipto N and stf,ctiyrl, supported
in ~ s,.shsry. of n. dntie. mar The perms.
nsnt nsrinsstion OF The southern s~ction OF the
linton and eomplete protection Of ali its citi.
ems ia thsir civil. political, p~erronai and prop-
-. ,i,hs. 4. m. any 10 which the RepubiIcsn
n.,,y .isnis sseredly pledged. In order 10
r-i.sm thIs pledge n placed the recent amend.
msnts in The Constitution. aud upon The right.
s.on. basis Of aid amendments II will no Tor.
-..t n, ,ha ~ork nj narlhraiian until maze.
snsnn sams ,n,ou,h riyhtL doing ana content
IN, ,saan,h %dn.iIc., ihat ihe .yidrnt nn,,ass
~ 49,, nsmarrsiie psrty- An M ,hould come into
an ,a.c, a. to nav hupdreds OF milIions m
~ a.nsni..i x., Claims of di.loysl men. already
n,ss.atsd 40 Congrers or awailIns 4 fsyonbls
moment FOR presentation, makes Il doubly i'm.
.n.s.a, 80 th.t the Senate IA ,oon In nssa
800. n.ma.,.tie domins,Ion' thai ths U,,s.
u ny ,s.sn,aaiass ann 10 h. eho.sn IN shs
s%i.s,ian .honld h. unJer Rsnnhitcsn
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eon.roi. rs., A.. v.,,a,,, n, m. p,..,,.n,,.,
,.,m -. sssn,,sly and a. ali, ssttied h, the
yors, ',ourth Conrre-s, and thai he attempt
.hasoveS form by The Potter r,soiuiious 10 al.
,nsh ~. ii,ls nv which PRECEDENT Have and
w.. t,..issnt wheeler hold Their ussfs IA reyo.
,n,,on.,, snd dsn,enous In the ertrrue. and.
s..n,.tie a. m h of The undeyIyipg motIyes
h..shs' n.maersry ssIi. f"r nm, uncnsiissd
eitns ~. ~ dsrnn.issioa
ai,sppu,s !. =. ,a,sa a., c.-..,.
h.s.'.a, III ,ns.ih,s s.ncs,,,on snrh 49,
fs,,on A. Will secur. 20 the country the bersnt
~ an hons.t and air sdlustment Of freights and
f,r,s on ali railroads whore construction 10 tho
r.-uit Of land grants. subsidies. loans and other
p,.ys.J. That the Republican party syou
.na d.msnds AT the hands Of the state levtsla-
liam having in view the regulation and equallls-
,ion ~ freight. and fafes on The railroads within
nm. STATE,
Rssorcf. Thai IN tneir snameIess aisreearu
Of an ayowed principle ihe pemocr.ue party
OF TINS su,e. ~ sse' ,usnm,hsn, ny ,HPaa 'PSHryee,o
Material one. for q third term, have brought
upon themselves the deserved distru,l, not only
of ever Republican. hut Of the more honopbls
ami 20, .i.ient memb.rs Of their own parry.
P,.yr,.I That we believe in the doctrine of
,,,.,,o, \, oftee. ana thai 30 believing. ys ara
anno..d 10 The nomination on capjidstes 10
one under the state Government for . third
term.
Rssle,d. That We hsi WIN Joy tne remons-
tiIAtion OF silver asa step toward our enamel.
patton from the grasp u tho corrupt money
rings OF Europe and America, ana We AJAX Con-
sress TO complete ,he measures oI oui rsdemp.
ton by aeeofdinR 70 slrsf unrus,riess1 eolnage-
hessrtd. Inst ~ .ne iexislsuon Oh ,ne rony
nnh Copsr.ss no'ni.s maIe July oommanas
our sppfoostion tnAn the envr's. oul oen.tors
mo y, .,IS.r MI tss ,stsSlIsbmen, m ths anal
standard In the coinage OF 'he country.
R.ssn,I. That there should be retrenchment
In IN. public service; that men elected 10 once
should lie qualified By education. Intelligence
and busin.rs habits 10 perform the dutiss Of
their respective Offices: and that the system Of
deputy.h hips and elerkshirs 81 present. existing
I'm the interest Of State onieers should 10 sboL
ished 1t once and forever.
Resln,d. That public land, are the property
Of the people. and therefore they should BE- 70.
efrNtl IuT 4NluAl rftittts aiutu " autu scait-
ment by toe Government and protected In their
po..es-Ion BY lust laws.
Rssyr,i, That We recognize tho wisdom Of
the trainers OF our Constitution In providing
fof tae taxation OF the proceeds OF the mines
hat the present system OF taxation IL e. Just
and fair AZ any that can DO devtei, and should
be preserved; that the mining corporations
doing business In this state pay no moro than
th.ir iu.t propoftion Of taxes. while the rail.
rosd property situated wsthin this state pays
much lees than 10. just proportion; that no
more taxes should be raired any one rear than
ar. necessary TO defrsy The actual and necessary
erpenser OF the state during the rame period,
when economically and honestly al ninisiered
that the present rate OF assessment OF property
should be decreased 20 A. TO produce only such
. -um - IL absolutely required 10 pay the En-.
pensee Of the State. at the same time having
due regard TO the surplus Of funds already In
N. Treasury.
R,syn,d. That the Republican party Of the