Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-09
PLATFORM
-oy TN
REPUBLICAN, r
or the State OF Nevada.

Rssolrsd, That the platform OF principles
adopted By the National Republican CVnven-
ton at Chicago In June do, ervss AID receives
the approval and heaity Endorsement OF all Re
public,ns OF Nevada.
Resolved. That tue hordes Of Chinses thst are
coming IA up n our shores 70 eat out our sub
sauce are destroying our country, iIapoverifh'
ing our min-p, miners and l .bvrerr, debauching
our youth and making both men and women
lower In the scsis Of humanity. This evil must
and shall be stopped. aud TO this O. d We pledge
the entire strength Of the hepubliosn party. In
ths Language OF our great leader, We regard the
immigration Of Arialics 70 the Untted otates %
little Iess than . servils Invasion. should the
Commissioner now IN negotiation With tbs
Chiuese gov rumsnt fail to secure BY the lst OF
next January suchs medication Of tbs Surfing
am- treaty ~ will practically pot an end 70 The
indux Of chinese 10 this country, We dsmabd
that Tue treaty then b, promptly annulled. and
tuch laws enacted ~ Will relieve n st Gnce
and forever Of the Asiatic scourse now men.
seing the well bslng OF the Republic.
Reored That we INST heartily indorse the
general nnsncial policy OF the Republican
party. which. ia spite " every oppo.ilion on
tue part OF the Dem ccracy. has led 10 the re-
sum .tion Of specie pa. ments, the raising OF
our national credit TO \ height never before
Known, and the restoration Of National proc
psrity. But we a.ko demand the complete
resto alton Of silver coin 70 It's former position
by the side OF gvlt, and. for the purpose VI
aitsiniog that end. We hold IL TO DO the duty OF
the general government, thr ugn The author.
ixstion VI Congress, 10 coin INTO standard
dIllArs or other legal tender currency, q the
cost OF coinage ami for the b, nent OF the pro.
ducsr. tho enurs silver produces VI the country.
attending the shipment 10. and sale OF silver
bullion In, forei al markets. AZ mining for the
precious meals L. the leading INDUSTRY Of
Nevada, We are inns1ioly opposed 10 the bill
r~por, ed by the Committee on Mines and Nin.
my and now before the House OF hepressnta-
tives. prohibiting the following Of assure ', ms
or deposit, b,y,nd vertical lines of sur ace
boundaries, and We uree our representatives In
botu houses VI Congress 10 continue their
efforts f,r its defeat. such . restriction would
work disaster TO the lsbors Of the pros
pector. and seriously retard the development
daily indorse the sction OF our representative.
the hou. Il. u. Daggett. In this behalf.
Resolved. That the Republican party claims
IL " 70 the iight and duty OF the 3 SIC and Ter
ritoiiAl Legislatures " regul<te aud reetri,t tbs
chsrkes OF railroads, exciusively within their
respective boundaries. and that Il 10 no lsss the
constitutional risbt than positivs duty Of Con.
Rr,ss TO regulate tariffs and restrict the charges
Of Int. ~ ate railroads.
Received. That While We congratulate the
country On the successful resumption OF specie
pa, ments anu the splendid financial condition
W nebuetS, VIC sro IN lavor VI rostriCtnk
tbs is-u inec OF National and state legal tender
notes 10 denominations OF not less than I'VE
dollars, thus creauLg an increased hume DC
msnd ~ q circulating medium tor the precious
met ais which our mines are annually yisluins.
Rssolred, That General James A. Gard, Id and
Chester A. Arthur. BY their services to the
country. By their devotion {, principles and oy
thvit unrpotted reputation - men aud 40 citi.
xeLs, are ue,ervii q VI the unitd and earnest
support OF al the loyal people OF the United
States for President and Vice President. We
r,joice In their nomination and pledge 10 them
the electoral vote Of Nevada at the ensuing
election BY Al overwhelming majority.