The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-10-06
The Republican state PIatrsrn
knnlyEed

~ o-
The following analysis Of the Repub-
lican State Platform. submitted in the
form OF resolution by L. W. Davies
of orinsby, to the Democratic Conven-
ton at Carson, is worthy OF careful
perusal. The course pursued by the
Republican party during the past thir-
teen years. Is SO gluringly at variance
with the enunoiaiious Of principles set
forth in said platform, that none but a
blinded ptTti2an can fail to recognize
the truth embodied in the appended
resolution.
E,soired. That the Democracy cf
Nevada deuOunccs with indi -snaiIou the
inslucrrI;y and HYPOCRISY OF the Repub
lican party, uni contrasts its Professions
with Its actions.
For fifteen years tho lliaut tool of
corporations and the willing instrument
us,d t. cOnsu,Lmhtc their wrongs. with
- foxy crafiIucsS IL now affects ''ogyOsi
ton 10 e0TP0.Gie abuse
Relying upOn the oppressive use OF
corporate poTcr. and the corrupt use of
corporation money a.: the polls, and
newer succeeding except bC these infu.
nous Iusirumeuialiiirs, with unbIush-
ing rtr0ntgry it prcteuds to "dryrccale
the Wt'Ci"renrs IF Ceurp0rGfiDHs ia ei,cHoHs.r
Having robbed tue public domtn OF
huLdreds uf millions of acres of land,
and given it to r ilTUud mouopolics. unt
only ceaEIng its Thpacity when II no
longer had power, II now prat"s about
"5rssrcmy tie PUJEc kH3ds for GciRdi
sci,lsrs."
|. Having made the cxto!tiuns aud
Gb"s"s lrIctisrd by rUiirund companies
possible, aud having at all times uni
for tcn years opposed and defeated all
attempts 10 correct them. nuw that the
power II passing into other hands. II
W,tcuds To- be ia favor Uf ''r,yglaliny
.i'oighH 0ad d.fJrry."
Having adapted tho treGty which in
''i"H and "ucOuEagcI tho paupers Of
.t>'a 10 come 10 tho United States. AMI
nH'mS !Or ii!It,n years rriG.ci to iuod-
NY or rcNuhc thai treaty, IT aOw De.
i~ania 'G.f cI,iugiga gf Ounce fyOA tie
CDLHiry.'
Cr.~'.ng The system Of deputies aud
multiplying the uiacisis wh.u.yer pos.
siL.r, u Eow Affects a uuGiro to "uIolpk
Hr sg,'sa."
Ir'sL from "a pcrh .hJgs G;i.u;t 10
r IrVc foreign mining cuTpur4tiUas
tom COntII1uius their Just pant tn the
public revenues, t p.urInIms again lie
violated !i-ises u Il nUnnnntrs for
places .; high trust men who voted for
aTi favored tl.y ''SrSl."H Tar BH."
Denouuvug piciJe.Gr.otjry as r'Ja.
yguryui gsi GrnosDysL!," 1t selects ns
It, sIand.r! bearers sG,u who Hrc nu.o-
rip"e Tor uruk,u pledges AMI violated
distractions.
A.~..y. Oh o." side II monopoly, ever
"rj'uT 81 +ic inicTu,I uf capilul; sun.
ported BY Every hon ibulGer ba:ik, rail.
road cprvIr-.!Dn aud ring Ia IA. land,
II agj ,riDu.ly drrlurrs TIA, "LILOr rec.
'JE-Ers ~ Hr"H;!fcdD p1riyTI Hs sIyvHcai"
And. finally, To- complete tho gLastly
i'fcc. having impoverished mIi p!an.
"-rri thr south, melted the auimu~i
ties ut rrcc, iDh irued the hates of sec.
lions, krit air., tic passions OF war
aud trHmG!ed uIOn the right, Of the
States, like gTIuuiuS hyemA il prom.
isgs "io 60 yo'~ard :ciih tie .,cSr& Of gdei.
Ecgaon!"
''N''"@ ''oi r'ui@ luu supreme
Court pi The dictption Of the c0rrupt
rings, dcmouctizcd silver in the interest
"f capital. contra, tea the currency and
imposed n"rnoUs taNrs la the interest
Of boudhoii,r.; destroyed our COM
mcrcs. pnrslyHrd THE industri's OF the
country, and filled the lana with pov.
erty ard distress; indicted into the
Presid"n;inl uAl..- mau who was never
elected; p"rnlatui. swimilrd. ,!efsuNiiud
and tmbrEalrh. until di-houur has been
brought upon III" Amrr'cln name. and
oJnirmpt upon elective government, il
now with II check uf h.ass. ''r,Jtrs RITA
Prjd- 10 Hs ycsyi:!''