The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-22
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fIRsT-we pledge oarselves ansu 60 IN.
eonstiiutiORal dOr:iinrs aud traditions Of ne
Democratic party ~ illustrated by the tSarh.
inEs and example Of . long iine % DSnoer~IIe
stateamrh nnd patriots A. embodied In thS
platform OF the last national conseption of
ed~-Oppo,ition to ceptralIzatioa, s.d ia,
ths dangerous spirit OF enefo0ehnent UkLrN
t.nds to consolidate the powers ofhli the
No sumptuary isw:. s.p.rsiioa osTS.rsS ssj
stat. s e.. The GoSd Of ,s;h; The eos'aos
3d-lioms rule. hoacst money. the strSrt
maintenance Of the public faith. consisting of
So,a; n,I.r ,h aud paper; SSn,srsihls e e:ts =
faith. state and National credit. I
Nh-The subordinstiou Of the military to
tnr civil P1wer; and = general and thorSaEh
Hh-Thr right OF . free ballet. ~ til. rirht
preventative OF all rights. must and shAiibS
maintained In every part Of the UAited
s,h-Ths existing Administration. r.pr..eu.
tatiye Of conspiracy only, and Its rain u
right to surround ballot .bo1rs with iroops aad
deput! nArshals to intinidAte and o6strurt
elections, and the unprecedented use ,sf the
veto to maintain lite corrupt and drspSllc'
power insults the people and .imperils their
1h-Thc great fraud Of 1896. ~ which mon
= hise count of the electoral vote ofths ~.
the candidate. defeated nj tho poll. W -
elaIcd Ia be PRECEDENT. and for the hrS, tine
In American hi,t'ry the will Of the SSte
".s, nndrI 4 threat Of military yiolsaes, ST..
a deadly blow. The DrInOcraiic party 10 pre-
serve the country from the hoTTors " . civil
war. submitted Tor the time. In the hrm ana
patriotic faith thst the p.opl- would EuniS6'
this crime In isso: This L. cure, and dwarfs
every other confederation II imposes q more
SACRED duty uIon the people Of the Chion thAa
ever addressed I'll" Coincidence Of . SAiion g.
sh-wc -~K'cratr the course Of this Admin.
l,'iAilon In making places for political erIn..
and Demand = rrTOfnaiiop by statute Viii. b
shall make " forever impossible for . d.f.n' ed
candidate q" Gribr hir way to the sr.t.
Sh-lhe rr'olution OFFS } TtldeD not Agr u
To become . candidate for election To the sl.
aItrd place To which hv wAs rl-rtrd by 4 IN .
jndts "f al. country ~ en. aud from ~h!rG .
wac excluded ny the leaders OF the RrpuLIis, =
parry. l. received by the Democrats Of ii
cnited state with s-hribiliiy. snd they'Ss-
clare their confidence la his wisdom. paifioI.
isn and Integrity unsullicd by the assEult -
the common emmy. and they asauft him uat
Nc II folluw I'd To tho TrIiren Mt which he h.
chosen for himselfby the ,Snnpachy and rt.'
'prrtof hi' fellow ~c.tlz"ns who regard ! iu,
A. one ~h". by slerGtin: tho staudsti OF pLI.
lie m'Ha'iiy a"d adornIng and purifying ue.
public service. merits the lasting gratitude 4 {
his country and his party.
iWh-Free ships and . living CHARGE for
American commerce on the sSa and on iA.:
10 di'criniiu4iion In favor uf transpoitA,ieH
Iinrs. corporations ar Inonop"lles.
nth-Anrndmrnt IT The nurlinEAmei eGty;
no more Chin.sr I'm immigration rxcrp, for
travel. education aud foreign C"in N cree lid
therSin E r~tuilI guarded.
l"th-PuLliC money into pHlic credit FIR
public purp"s-s solely, and pablo Tor HctuSi
settlers.
ilth-Thr Democratic party l. tn. friend 81
labor aud the luborin: man and pledges Itself
10 protect him alike against the cormorlnIs
and the cnnpun~.
luh-W' congratulate ia. country upon tho
honesty and Thrift OF the Democratic Con-
81 - Whirh has T~tuC-d the public rNperdi..
Iur~ snhspisD = yrAr: upon the coniih uAiion
OF prosperity al homo. and the national honor
abroad: aud above all, upon the promise Of
such = change In the sdininistT,tInH Of the
tioN"rIment a. shAll insur- IL. g-uuIue lsst.
Ing reform In ever. department Of the ruLiie
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