Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12
PLATFORM
or Ial-
REPUBLICAN, PARTY
or the State or Nevada.

Rsso.eed. That the platform q principles
adopted by the National hspabhcan Conven-
ton at Chicago In June dsservcs aud reo-ives
the approval and heaitg ENDORSEMENT OF al hs-
publictns OF nevada.
coming IN up IN our shores 70 eat out our sub
sisuce are destroying our country. impoverish.
ing our minve, miners and l>bvrers, dsbsuchibR
our youth and making both men and women
lower In the scale Of humanity. This svl must
and shall be stopped. and TO this e.d We pleose
the entire strength of the kepubucan party: IN
the lang suase OF our great leader, We regard the
Immigration OF Asiaiics TO the Uaited etates %
little lees than . servile invssion. shoud the
Commissioner now In negotiation Win the
Chiuess gov, rnmsnt fail TO secure by the ist OF
au. trvsty q will practically put an end " the
infiux VI chinese TO this country, w. demand
that tne treaty then bs promptly annulled, and
,uch laws enacted - will relieve us At Ince
and forever of the AsiAtic scour.e how men
aeins ,a- well. being Of th. Republic; ;,... a..
gen.tAI nnanciAl policy OF the hepnohcsn
party, whish, In spite Of svsry opposition on
tns part Of the Democracy. has led 10 me ~
sum. ..tion Of specie ps, ments, the raisibs o.
our national credit 10 = height never before
snown. and the restoration Of National pros
p,rity. But We a,s0 demand the complete
f.sto atiou Of silver coin 20 its former position
by the eide Of gold, and. Tor tha purpose VI
sitainieg that end. We hold 10 to be the duty OF
the general gV,ernmsnt, thf. .ugn tns antnor;
dollars or other legal tsnder currency, at the
cost OF coinage and for the b, nett Of The pro.
ducsr. the entire siiver product of the country,
and relisve tue mining industry ffom me ioss
attending the shipmens 10. ana sale OF siivsr
bullion in, forei.n msrkets. A mining for n.
pr,cious meals 10 the leading inaustry oi
se,ads. we are innsxibly opposed TO the bill
rrpor, ed by the Csmuittsc on Mines and Mo.
ipx and Lsw before The House. Of hepresenta-
uves, prohibiting the following Of assure wins
or depusitr bsy,nd vertical lines OF sur,aee
bounds sries. and We unse our representatives In
botu hou.es Of Congress TO continue theit
efforts f,r Its defeat. such restriction would
vork disaster 10 the laoors oi tne pfos-
nector. and seriously rstard the development
Of the mineral riches st tns s,s,,-s wsss no W.
she Hou. N. n Dsggett. In this behalf.
p.soyrsd- That the Republican party Claims
A, ~, =. nm. right and duty OF the sis and Ier'
r,,o,isl Legislatures ~ regulate sLd fesui,. tns
ehIrYss OF railroads, exeins,vey wna,S suIm ,hs
rs.nsetve bound ariss. and thai it 70 NO lsss tne
sonps,,,,,,ons Al risht than positivs duty Of Con.
prrss 10 regulate Tariffs ami restrict tns enafses
Rssi,sd Thst vhils We congntulsts tne
country On ths successful resumpuon ol spT,s p.s
pa, ments and the splendid nnanois ,s..,,n, eou1,
Of the Repub 10, We are In iavor o. rs.nctns
the issu .ncs Of National and ststs lsgst tsness
notes 70 denominatiUns Of not less than nve
dollars, thus cfeatibg an tnefesssa no@e y.
msnd - . circulating medium tof pe Ys.e. YlS.
met ais which our mines are annualu yis,S,nsi ~ ~
Rssorsd, That General James A. Gsfnsio sSo
Chester A. Arthur. by their services W tnc
country, BY their devotion to principles ano "
th,is unspottsd reputation - men and % cin.
rsns. are as.exvii G of the united and esfneet
suproft OF al the loyal people OF the Unitsa
rvjoioe IN thsir nomination and pledge 10 tnsm
ths slseterA vots Of Nsysds q The ensuing
slseston by sn ovsrvhslming natoetfy.