Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-17

Received. That the platform Of principles
adopted by the National Republican Conven
tion at Chicago In June deferves and reosivei
the approval and hearty Endorsement OF all Re
publlcans Of Nsvads.
Received, That the hordss Of Chinese that ar,
coming In upon our shores 70 cot out our sub
stance are destroying our country. inpovsrish
ina our mines, miners and lsborers, debsuchipl
our youth and making both men and women
lower In the scale Of humanity. This evil mus
the entire strength OF the Republican party. Il
the language OF our great leader, We regard the
immigration Of Asistics TO tho United States q
little less than . ssrvils invasion. should the
Commissioner now In negotiation With the
Chinese goy.rnmsnt fail 70 secure By the LIST Of
next January sucha modification OF the Burling.
sms treaty - will practically put an end to the
Influx Of Chinese TO this country, we demsnd
that the treaty then be promptly snnulled, and
such laws enacted 20 will relieve us at cpce
and forever Of the Asiatic scourss now men.
scins the vell.being Of the Republic.
general financial policy. OF the Republican
party. which, In spite Of every opposition on
the part Of the Democracy. has led to the TO
sumption Of specie pay ments, the raising OF
our national credit to = height never before
known, and the restoration Of National pros.
perity. But We also demand the complete
restoration Of silver coin 10 it, former position
BY the side OF gold, and. for the purpose Of
attaining that end. Ne hold Il to DO the duty Of
the general government, through the author.
ixation Of Congress, TO coin into standard
dollars or other legal tsnder currency. 81 the
cost OF coinage and for the benent Of the pro.
ducsr. the entire silver product Of the country.
and relieve the mining industry from the loss
attending the shipment 10. ana sale Of silver
bullion In, foreign markets. A mining for the
precious metals 10 the leading Industry Of
Nsvsds, We are inne1ibly opposed to the bill
reported BY the Committee on Mines and MIN.
Ing and now before the House Of Representa-.
tives, prohibiting tts following Of assure veins
boundaries. and We urge our representatives n
both houses Of Congress 10 continue their
efforts for it, defeat. Such . restriction would
work disaster to the labors Of the pros
pector. and ssriously rstard the development
Of the mineral richie. Of the west, and We osr-
daily indorse the action OF our representative.
the Hon. Il. II. Daggett, In this behalf.
Received. That the Republican party claims
10 10 30 the right and duty Of the State and Ter.
rttorial Legislatures 70 regulate and restrict the
chsrRss OF railroads, exclusively within their
respective boundaries, and that Il 10 no less the
constitutional right than positive duty Of Con.
Of intsr STATE railroads.
Received. That while We congratulate the
country on The successful resumption OF specie
payments and the splendid financial condition
Of the Republic, We arc In favor Of restricting
the Issuance OF National and State legal tender
netss TO denominations OF not less than I've
dollars, thus creating an increased home do.
mand - . circulating medium for the precious
metals which our mines are annually yielding.
Rsso(rsd. That General James A. Garfield and
Chester a. Arthur. by their services 10 the
country. BY their devotion 70 principles and BY
their unspotted reputation - mon and 20 citi.
xens, are deserving Of the united and earnest
support Of ail the loyal people OF the United
States for President and Vice President. We
rejoice In their nomination and pledge 10 them
the electoral vote Of Nevada ct the ensuing
election by an overwhelming majority.