Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-02

Received, That the platform Of principles
adopted by the National Republican Conven.
ton NJ Chicago In June do, erves AID receives
ths approval and heat, Endorsement OF ell Rs.
publiesnr OF nevada.
Rssorsd. That ths hordes Of Chinese That are
comins ~ up n our shores 70 eat out our sub
sauce are destroying our country, ippovertrh.
ins our minvs. miners and l,burers, debauching
our youth and making both mel and women
lower In the scale Of humanity. This evil must
and shall be stopped. and 70 this ed we pledge
tbs sLsirs strength Of the Republican party. In
the language OF oar grsat leader, Ne regard the
immigration OF Asia,ics TO the United etates ..
little lees than Q servile invasion. should the
Commissioner. now IN negotiation with the
Chiuese gov rnmsnt fall to secure BY the lst OF
next January sucha modification Of the Surfing
sul- treaty - will practically put an end TO the
innux of vLiness 10 this Country, We demsLo
that Tue treaty then b. promptly annulled. and
ouch Laws enacted - will relieve rs at Ince
ana forever VI the Asiatic scour.e now men.
acins tn well-being OF the Republic.
Raorsd That ~e INST heartily indorss the
gepsiai n~nsrcial policy OF tue Republican
party. which, IN splits VI every opposiIion on
tue part Of the Dem vcrscy. has led TO The TO-
Sum, ton Of sptcis pa. ments, the raisiLg o.
our national credits 70 = height never before
Known, and the restoration Of Natioual proc
p,rity. but We $40 demand the complete
rssto stiou Of silver coin 70 It's former position
by tho side OF gvli, and. for thr purpose VI
aitainiog that end. We hold it to DO the duty Of
the general government. thr, ugn the author.
ization VI Copgrvts, 10 coin INTO standard
dsllsrs or other legal tender currency. at the
cost Of coinage ann for the b, nsnt OF the pro
duc.r. the euurs silver produces VI the country.
sni relieve tue mining industry from the loss
attending the shipment 10. ana sale OF silv.r
bullion In. forel IN msfkets. AZ mining for n.
r,oious meals 4. the leading INDUSTRY ei
ks'ads, We are innsaibly OPPOSED 10 The 81 ]
rrpor, I'd by the Committee on Mines and Min.
ing and low before the House Of hsprsssntA.
or deposits by, nd vertical lines of sur ace
boundaries. and We urse our representatives In
botu houses VI Congress TO continue their
efforts ftr Its deisst. ouch . restriction would
work disaster " the labors Of the pros
pector. and seriously retard the oe~vslopuent
daily indorse the sction Of our representative,
the Hon II II Daggstt. In this behalf.
Received, That the Republican party claims
Il " 70 The tight and duty OF the 8 sts and Ter
ritoiial Legislatures W regulsts aud resirt' : the
eh.rlss OF railroads, sxciusively within their
respective boundaries. and that IL 10 no less the
constitutional risht than positive duty Of Con.
gr,ss 10 regulate tariffs and restrict the charges
OF Int 3 ate RAILROADS.
Rtsoirsd. That while We congratulate the
country On the successful resumption OF specie
pa, ments ana the splendid financial condition
oI tne hekuo ", w isvoA W. sssaies.hs
the issu ,ncs Of National and stats legal tsndsr
notes 10 determinations OF not less than nve
dollars, thus creaiilg an increased hume de
msnd - q circulating medium for the precious
met ,ls which our mines are annually yislaing.
RGsolrsd. That General James A. 0arntld and
Chester A. Arthur. BY their services 70 the
county. BY their devotion " principles and oy
thsir unspottsd reputation - men and a. ciu.
rsls, are us.ervi. g VI the unitd and earpsst
support OF 81 the loyal people OF the United
States for tresljent and Vice Presidsnt. We
rrjoies In their nomination and pledge 10 them
the electoral vote Of Nevada st the ensuing
election by a overwhelming majority.