Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-27

REPUBLICAN, r
or the State OF Nevada.

Rasolrsd, That the platform OF principles
adopted By the National Rspublican Conven.
ton NJ Chicago In june ds'srvss Add receives
the approval and hea'ti Endorsement Of all Rs
pablic,ns OF nevada.
Rssolpsd. That the hordss Of Chinsss inst are
omins ~ up ~ our shores 70 eat out our sub
sauce are destroying our country. impovsrish.
ing our mines, miners and ! ,bUrers, dsbauching
our youih and making both men and women
lower In the seA.e oil Humanity. This evil must
and shall be stopped, and to this ed We pledge
the sLtlrs strength Of the hepublican party. In
the lansuAss OF our great leader, We regard tbs
immigration OF Aslaiics 70 the United etatss -
little lees tnan . servils Invasion. should the
Commissioner now IN negotiation with the
Chiusss gov rnmsnt fail TO secure By the lst OF
next January snsna modineaiion OF me Surfing
sm- treaty - will practically put an end 70 the
infiux Of uLiness 10 this country. We demand
that Zoe treaty than b. promptly ~snnullsd. and
such laws enacted - will relieve NJ 1t Cnce
ana forever Of the Asistic scourss nov mem
acins tbs vell.osing Of the Republic.
Raorsd rnst We INST heartily indorss the
party. which, IL spits Of svsry opposilion on
tue part OF the Democracy. has led 10 the 10
sum !tion Of specie pa. ments, the raising OF
our national credi, TO y hslxht never before
Known, and the restoration Of National proc
p,rity. But We a.ho demand the complete
Testo stiou Of silver coin TO It's former position
by the side OF COLA, and. for the pufposs VI
altainiog that end. We hold it 10 be the duty OF
the general government, thr, ugh the author
nation VI Congress, TO coin into standard
dIllars or other legal tender currency. at the
cost OF coinage and for the b,nent OF the PRO.
ducsr. the entire silver product Of the country,
AMI relieve tue mining industry from the loss
attending the shipment 10. ana sale OF hilvsr
bullion In, forel al marketA A. mining for the
prs cious meals L. the leading inaustry Of
Nevada, ". are infis.lbly OPPOSED 10 u. bill
rrpor ed by tbs oomuittee on Mines and Min.
my and low before the House OF Represents
tlves, prohibiting tho following OF nssurs veins
or deposits By, nj vertical lines OF sur ace
boundaries, and We urss our representatives, In
botu houses VI Congrsss 10 continue their
efforts I .r it, defeat. such . restriction would
work DISASTER " the labors Of the pros
pector. and seriously rstard the d~evelopusnt
daily indorss the action Of Que representative.
the tlou X. n Daggett. In this behalf.
Raolrsd, That the Republ.can party claims
it W 70 lns iignt and duly OF the 8 ais and Ter
riioIial Legislatures " rsgul.ts aud resiri,t tbs
chance OF railroads, sxclusively Within their
respective boundaries. and that IL 10 NO lees the
constitutional risht than positive duty " Con.
gr,ss 10 regulate TARIFF ami restrict the charges
OF In. 6 . ate rsilrvsos.
Rtsolpsd. That while We congratulate the
country On the successful resumption OF specie
pa, msnts and the splendid nnanctal condition
VI the Repuo ic, We are In favor OF rsstricting
the issu .nos OF National and stats legal tender
notes TO denomination OF not less than I'VE
dollars, thus crsatiLg "a Increased homo DC
m.nd - Q circulating medium tor The precious
met La which our mines are annually yislaing.
RSsorsd. That General James A. GARFIELD and
Chsstsf a. Arthur. by their services 70 the
country. By their devotion to principles and By
their unspotted reputation - men and ~ citi-
rels. are oe,ervi, q Of the united and earnest
suppoit OF o the loyal people Of the United
States for PRESIDENT and Vice President. We
r, joics In their nomination and pledge 10 them
the electoral vote OF Nevada st the ensuing
election by an overwhelming majority.