Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-11
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

Rss,red, That We reafhrm the principles of
and renew cur allegiance 10 the party which
prcesryed the tnion, fired the flaye and main.
tained the essential doctrine that this 10 4
nation. and MT Q eonfedercy borEd together
With ropes OF sand. and that both State and
National 0overnmsnts should CIV simple and
Q mpstent protection 10 no citizens. both at
homs and abroad; ct agaihi the assaults OF
traitors and rebti the Republican party has
pre- rived these govsrnmelfs and the Rrpub-
iicans Of Nsvsss now demsnd that every quail.
ned elector IN eve'y sisie- 'outh aud North.
Democ'ais or R,pubi,cans. black or vhiis. shall
be permitted. undistnrbed " forcs and unawed
by fear. 70 vote 81 all elections at The places
prrscrihsd By iaw. and thst every vote 10 cast
shall be honestly counted. and that every p.rson
chos.n By su.h votes. 10 any once, shall be
freely inducted into Il and eY' ctivelj supported
10 tho discharge Of it, duti.s that the pcrma-
nsnt pscincstion Of the Southern section u the
Union. and complete protection 20 ell Its eiti-
Eens Ia their civil, political. Per'onsl and prop
erty rights, 10 the duly TO which the Republican
rrdssm this pi.dss u placed tbs recent amend.
mtnts In The Constitution. and upon the right.
eous basis OF sald amendments u will 70 for.
ward In the WORK Of pscincation until peace
shsIi come through right-doiDg ani eobtent.
ment through justice; that the evident purpose
OF the Democratic party. u it should come into
null power, IL TO pay hundreds OF millions Of
suspended war claims OF disloysi men. already
presented 10 Congress or awaiting . favorable
moment for presentation. makes II doubly I'm.
poftant, nos that tho senats 10 room a. pass
under Dslaocratic domination. that the House
Of Representatives soon 10 BE- chosen In the
coming election should be under Republican
control.
RSsoirsd, That the validity Of the Presidential
term was definitely and nuaily settled by the
Forty.fourth Congress. and That the attempt
shadowed forth By the Potter resolutions to die.
turb the title by which President Hayes and
Vice President Wheeler bold their seats 10 revo-
lutionary and dangerous In the extreme. and.
cha, srtehstic % o. 10 OF ID. underlying motives
Of this rebel Demoerscy. calls for our unqualified
disapprovai and denupcistion.
Resuref. That u 10 the duty Of Congress 10
perfect with all possible expedition such legis.
lAuOn ~ will secure 90 the roubtry the beLe1t
OF an hon.st and air adjustment of ffeights and
fares on all rsilrosds vho.e c~on.truction 10 ths
result OF land grants. subsidies, loans and other
Government aid OF assistance.
Received, That the Republican party favors
and d. ma,ds at the hands OF the State leaisiH.
lion having In view tho regulation and equslira-
tion Of freishts and fAies on the railroads within
Rsscirsd. That In their shameless. disregard
IL an svowed principle the Democratic party
Of this -tsts, In tHeiS unmistAksblo purp5se to
nominate tie pr, sent incunbent OF the 0uber-
Material once for . third term, have brought
upon themselves the asseryed disiru'i. not only
vi tNEIy - ~ "
and CO sistent memb 2. o. th' ir wi part.
Res(ptd, that We believe In the doctrine Of
rot.iIon in once. and that 20 believing . are
opposed to the domination u can idstss 20
.ancs under the btats oovsrnment for . third
ter N.
Reslrsd. That We hail with Joy the remons.
tiEation Il silver - . stsp toward our enamel.
paii,,n nom the grasp OF the corrupt mopsy
rings OF Europe aud America. and We ask Con
arsss 10 complsts the msasures Of our r-dsmp
RsNired. rsst 10 tbs LEGISLATION Of the Pony.
nth Congress nothing more fully commands
our appreciation than the efforts Of our senators
and Representatives IN securing the remonetiEa.
ton Of silver and the establishment OF the dual
standard In the coinage Of the country.
Rssirsd, That there should BE- rstr.pehment
In the public service; that men elected I, once
should be qualified By education. intelligence
and busin.Ss habits to perfoim the duties Of
their respective ofices: aud that the system Of
deputy. hips and clerkships st present. existing
IN the interest OF state ofncsn should BE- abel.
ished st once and forever.
yRssirsd. That public land. arc the propsrty
OF The people. and therefore they should Be 70.
seryed for actual settlers. aided In .heir settle
ment By toe Government and protected In their
possession By Just laws.
Rsslred, That We recognize the wisdom OF
the framers OF our Constitution In providing
Tor { Q taIaiion Of the procreis Of the mines;
that all tres should be equal and uniform :
that the present system OF TAXATION 10 % Just
and fair a. any that can be dsvised. and should
be pres<rvedi that the mining corporations
ding business In this state pay no more than
tneI luss p.opo.nva ~shsa ,n,.
roea prvpeny s'u w.. -, ~ ~
mosn ,css .houla ~ 1si,sd INV one wear tbs1
nois -.
are neesss.f! 70 dsirsy ,ns setasi ana seessssIy
expenscs OF tne 4pAts asrins ~ - ps.los,
vhen omie sne nonessv saI,n,sssIe..
tnat tns pfrsen. I.se iss.s.smSns p,opvuS
snoula - hao,u,.s, ,souiysS "a M, H. or.
pensss OF the STATE. o. me .ame time nsvins
due regard 70 Ins sufpius W 'unos si'Vsoy w
the Treasury.
Rtsfttd. Tnst ns hepuo,i.An p.,'y VI
STATE OF Nsvsoa ~ opRsseu 10 p ,v ~
sssin,s ny he pst ppes.as OF m,pss. com.
moaly known - ne bullion I.t Law; Al.
Rsso'rsd, Tnat ve rsier VIII pIiae 70 sna
record OF me hspuonesn p.nI ~ Son.n;
where. In spite OF tIe Ass,uI1 OF uanknshs
40 nnssrupsi snd nga ne sei ias sssu bsousSt
TO hsnt vnien rsnects s.y,nins = sIon
upon the nsplsssn'sa'ss " ouf ''k''s''n
ADO ~ pnn.ip'.y ...,,~ IN. u.
nss.rss. -. ,nsn.n, ,d.nsnds smsn.
puouesn ps. ~ onnss...ion ~ sis,siian io M
.ranss disni,v. : iust and equal place with
eap,t.l. ana tnss o..a sfe si'As hs's's' W ''
well oelng ., soe,s.y; ..,n.,.nu.,, .no,,a
hess.ea, ~ shsain,s,s
neea.ey vi ,uss ~. 49, ~ ~
stop me iursn,r r.uono n: .oou.
county; no .nst sa.n '..' y .nns s.,.
urs snou,a ~ su sprn,. ,haas sire.gsy .ynnns
sna o.n.. ~. ...,a.., n,.s,,ea
osto qs'' ouf sHSs'' :" Ns " p''~"'-
m9@sJn , Tia, IN. R.oubi,e.n p.r,v nj An.
40. ~ S:,sds ,nters NJ most soi~mn protrst
stsss =, re,ss, .s.,ns, an, eo,rrn, ,pssrss,'
and CONCENTRATION AtAinst any ooffupt intenef-
ence 10 tnc poutes % IeslslA,ion ol .nis osa's
oy nscnssso nsss |. eo,poI. ,Sns. % ne ~,
sentatves ot sfxIek.,ee sssisn espns. snss
We visv Win alarm the increasing and unseas-