Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-25
REPUBLICAN, PARTY
or the State OF Nevada.

R.salysd. That the platform Of principles
ADOPTED by the National Republican Conven.
tlop zt Chicago In June dSsrves aud receives
the approval and heaity Endorsement OF AL ke-
publicsns OF nevada.
coming An up N our shores TO eat out our sub
sl.uce are Destroying our country, inpoverirh.
ing our miner, minerv and l>borers, ueoauchibk
our youth and making both men and women
lower In the scsie Of humanity. This evil must
and shall be stopped. and TO this ED We piedse
the entire strength Of the Republican party. In
the Language OF oar great leader, We regard the
Immigration Of Asisiics TO the United etates -
littls Ie.s than Q servilc Invasion. should the
Commissioner now In negotiation win tne
Chiuese gov, rnm.nt fail to secure by ths lst OF
alu- treaty ~ will practically pot IN end TO the
influx Of chinese 10 this country. We demsnd
Thai the treaty then bs promptly annulled. and
,uch Laws enacted - will relieve Us IL Cnce
and forever of the Asiatic scourse now men'
acins th- well-osina OF the kepuolic;
general nnAneial policy OF the Republican
party, which, In spite of every opposiuon on
Toe part OF the Democracy. has led 10 the 10.
sum lion Of specie pa mente, the raisibs OF
our national credit TO \ heisht never before
Known, and the restoration Of ssaonaI pfos,
r,.to st!ou Of silver coin to Its former position
by the side OF goli, and. for the purpose u
aitsiniog that end. We hold it 10 DC the duty OF
the general government, thrvugn the author.
Ixstion VI CougrSss, 10 coin into standard
dvllars or other legal tender currency. st the
co.t OF coinage and fer the b,nent Of the pro.
ducsr. the entire silver product OF the country.
and relieve toe mining industry from the loss
attending the shipment 10. and sale OF silvsr
bullion In. forei.n mArkets. A. mining Tor the
precious meals . the lesding INDUSTRY ei
Nevada, We arc inhsaibly opposed 10 the bill
rrpor-d By tee Comnittee on Mines and Min.
iny and low before the House OF Representa-.
uy,p. prohipitiDg the following Of assure veins
or deposits byy.nd vertical lines OF sur.acs
boundaries, and We urse our representatives In
,forts kr Its defeat. sucn rsstricton would
vork disaster TO the labors Of the pros-
rsrtor and seriously retard the development
on the mineral riches Of the west, and We cor.
sislly ipdorse the action OF our representative,
the Hon. H. u. Dagsstt. IN snis osnsiI.
a, 10 ps M: iignt and duty Of the s,sis and Ter.
ri,orisl Legislatures 20 reguists AND restrict the
.hs,s.. on railroads.. sxciusively within their
rs.n,ctive boundaries. and tnat IL u no isss tne
,opstitutional right than positive GUY y, oon.
sress 70 regulate tarids ana ressfi'' 'ns snAise'
OF int,rs ats railroads. ..,,.,. ,h.
eonn,ry on the successful resumption OF specie
ma, meuts and the splendid nnancii eonoou
of the Repuoic, We are In favor OF Nstneuns
the issuance OF National and stats Legal tenaes
notes 70 denominations Of not less tnan nse
dollars, thus creating an increased home oe.
m.nd A a circulating medium tor The precious
met ,ls which our mines are annually yisldins:
Rssolred, That General James A. 9arneld sno
Che.,er A. Arthur. BY their services 70 tne
country. BY their devotion TO principles and oy
thsis unspottsd reputation - men and % cin.
rens, are oeservii Of the united and earneet
support Of all the loyal people OF the United
Statss for prssldsnt and Vice Prseiosnt. We
r,ioios In thsir nomination and pisdss 10 thsm
ths sisotoral vote Of usysda e The ensuing
election By "a overwhelming majority.