Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-05

Received. That the platform OF principles
adopted By the National Republican Cvnven.
ton a. Chicago In June dc. srvss AID receives
The approval and hsaits Endorsement OF all he
Received. That the hordss Of Chinsss tnst are
coming N up n our shores TO eat out our sub.
ssace are destroying our country, ispovsrirh'
ins our minse. miners and lsborers, dsoauchipR
our youth and making both men and women
lower In the scale OF Humanity. This evil must
and shall be stopped. and 10 this ed we pledge
the entire strength Of the Republican party. In
the language OF oar great leader, We regard the
immigration Of Atialics TO the United etates -
little less than 0 servile Invasion. should the
Commissioner now IN negotiation With thv
Chiuess gov, rnmsnt fdl to secure BY tbs lt OF
next January sueha modification OF the buriiLg
sms treaty a. will practically put an end 70 the
iniux Of chinese TO this country, we demand
that the treaty thsu be promptly annulled. and
such laws enacted - will relieve us at Ince
and forsver Of the Asistic scour.e now men.
scins III. well.osinz OF the Rspublic:
Rssorsd That We INST heartily indorse the
general nnApcial policy. OF tue Republican
party. which, Ia splits of every opposition on
Toe part Of the Democracy. has led 10 the re-
sum. 'tion Of specie pa, ments, the raising OF
our national credit TO y height never before
known, and the restoration Of National pros
p,rity. But We suso demand the complete
resto, alton Of silver coin 20 It's former position
by tho side Of gvlt, and. for the purpose VI
aItainiog that end. 10 hold it to De the duty OF
the general gVvernmsnt, thr, ugn The author.
nation VI Congress, 10 coin into standard
dollars or other legal tender currency. ct the
cost Of coinage and for the b,nsnt Of The pro.
duoer. the entire silver product VI the country.
and rslisve toe mining industry from the lo.s
attending the shipment 10. and sale OF silvsr
bu,iion In. FOREIGN marksts. Al mining for the
precious meals L. the leading INDUSTRY Of
Nevada, We arc innslibly opposed 10 the bill
r-p0r. ~ hv fha ODm uuillsso nm Mine. and Min.
ing mo now before the House Of Representa-
nves, yrohioitipg the following OF assure wins
or deposits bsy,nd vertical lines OF sur ace
boundaries, and We unse our representatives In
botu houses VI Congress to continue their
Efforts fsr It's defeat. such q restriction would
pector. and seriously retard the oevelopwsnt
OF the mineral riches Of the west, and we COR.
daily indorse the sction Of our representative,
the Hon. II. n. Daggett. In this behalf.
R&sopsd. That tho Republican party claims
Il " 70 tns iight and duty OF the 8 sIs and Ter
ritoiiAl Lsgisistufes W regulsts aId res,ri,t tn
charges OF railroads, exclusively within their
respective boundaries. and that IL 10 NO les ths
constitutional risbt than positivs duty VI Con.
gress TO regulate tarids and restrict tns charges
OF Int. rS ate railrvsos.
Received. That while We congratulate the
country IN the successful resumplion Of specie
pA) me and the splendid financial eondiiUn
VI the Repuo 10, We Ars In iavor OF rs,tr,ctins
the issu ,nce Of National and state legal tender
notes TO dsLominati,n s OF not less than nve
dollars, thus creating an incieased home Ne
msnd % . circulating medium tor he precious
met ,ls which our Mines are annually yisluins
Rssolrsd. That General James A. Gard. Id and
Chsstsf 4. Arthur. BY their services to The
country. By their devotion - principles and ny
thsis unspotted reputation - men and 40 eiti.
srns, are aeservi. 6 VI the unitd and esrLsrt
suppoft OF al the loyal people OF the United
States for trvslient and Vice President. We
r,joice In their nomination and pltd.s 10 ihsui
the electoral vote Of Nevada - the ensuing
elsction by an overwhelming majority.