Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-24

sions. It has paid SSoU,OOO,uOO oi tne
public debt. and by refunaing the balance
at lower rates, has reduced the annual
interest charge from nearly Sl5l ,0OO. 900
TO less than $50. .0O0, 900. All the indus.
tries OF tho country have revived; labor Is
in demand; wages have increased, and
throughout the entire country there Is
evidence Of Q coming prosperity greater
than We have ever enjoyed. Upon this
record the Republican party asks for tho
continued confidence and support OF the
people, and this convention submits for
their approval the following statements OF
the principles and purposes which will
continue to guide and inspire its efforts:
ENUMERATION OF PRIScIPLEs.
First-we affirm that tho work Of the
last twenty-one years has been such ~ to
commend itself to the favor Of the nation.
and that the fruits Of the costly victories
which we have achieved through immense
difficulties should be preserved. That the
peace regained should be cherished. That
the discovered Union. now happily restored,
should b. perpetuated, and that the liber-
ties secured TO this generation should be
transmitted undiminished TO future gensr-
ations. That the order established and the
credit acquired should never be imperiled.
That the pensions promised should bo paid.
That the debt so much reduced should be
e1tinguished by the full payment OF every
dollar thereof. That the reviving indus
tries should be further promoted. and that
the commerce already so great should be
steadily encouraged.
Second-The Constitution OF the United
camn,ct ONT OF Confedersted States IL
m.,ie . sovereien nation. Some powers
..a % Ssn,sJ ~ ,Ss N.t;on while o,bers are
aa,.;n.a ~ | hv ,hs ststss. bnt the boundary
, rovs~. 5s,es.,sJ and those
, oea. ~; PSs .,a,erminsJ bv National
ies,, w. ~. - o.. ,,;hnnsis
anT MO- nos " rIa Se o.n a =, ,onr,.r odrc.t;on
4, IN ,s,, - :, a.. W." c.ra ~ ., az several State
hn, III II is tbs snty Of The National govern.
nan, % .id that xork d. tho extent of its
sans,,,r,innsi abiIi,y The Intelligence of
49,. ns,,on ;s hn, tbe .gyrso.ts of the In.
,aI,,c.n.o In the ssversI states. and the
sa..;n. y, th. Nation mpst be opided. NOT
~. .h a,;,s ~ snv ona STATE bpt tbe
ss.o. oy ..o s san;ns ~ ali
A's'Ae' sA1'
SoS'sEcrAhiAN schooLs.
Fourth-The Constitution wisely forbids
Congress to mako any laws respecting an
establishment Of religion. but 1t IL idle TO
hope that the Nation can be protected
against the influence Of sectarianism while
each State Is exposed 70 its parucuiar p,
domination. We therefore Recommend
that the Consutntioh oe 80 n nmenu.s s.;s,.,,s -
lay some prohioition uPon 'ne Lesia'I.o
OF eacn State anu W Ioro'a sno sppsSSp
ton OF paonc iuna' W 'n' 'uPPo''o VI 'e'
",,an senUon A.. h.,;., .rou.a Il,
Entn-.we rsanIM ~ sno ~. o.. ,ts UmvN ,,msuo.a 49,
1878, that the duties ie'ivo lor tue puipo.e
OF revenue snouid 30 aiySl'na'c Ta. n ts,s ~ ="
iavor americAn n9or nssS hm.Sa
grant Oh tne Paole un..;.u aoinAa snou ~ M,
70 any rsiiroao or - 1'hsr '1.pys .hs S,.,.. % ;,s
slavery nA'ins Pe,sneu ~ VIZ ne ;s az i'o
twin oaroari'y, poiygamy, mus. uie @ ~ 'no
Territories; Inat everywhere 'ne prIsoo,
ton accorded 70 nuzsn ol AIsrisau .s4
birth must be secured 70 cihzehs oi amer n'.i
lean adopton. IhAt ~ - tne uu'y '. I'm
gress 70 as'.,oP Su hn. % ,ns;,t tha,
courses anu nAroors, w. We iA @
iurtner suos,uis' ~ pTs Tsi. ,Sa oh,io..
porauohs inuss esaSe. ".s ~. ,n,o,.
mons 70 .ne men Wno isss',vI ,ua;n;n;sSea I %
rity IN the aAy oi vsNie Mo ..... .hs,.
by the lapse Oh niseen YEAR inc @ 'nsis y.
hnsi vie'o,y. inen p..s,n, nv;.;ioas
anu suAi assS .o Jr,v % tha kmsricsn
anu s"' N
P0'P''' rur CHINESE PLANK.
c., a. -.,..,,- A. -.c,,.,.
Sinth-since ,ne Au'nolv w .sbu'Hs nv
immigraton anu ,n,ele1u'o .,".s 49,. - ~
United states anu Iofs,sn Ii.1 ~ o,.sss
with the Oongrsss VI 'no oui~u Ss ~
and It's reaty'maKinB powsrs' nas n0
Republican party. regaIding .ne unio,
stricted immigrauon OF .ne Sn.ss .s - ~
evil OF great masnl'uu., 'u,os' nv ,;,n;, ~,
else OF tne powe. W s.na.s iesua 80 ~ .n.h ,n.,
immigrauon oy yn,s .ne ehsS'.. uNn.;sions =. Iii iii
humane anu ressonAoi' Pio''oA' was
produce ,he r rssui.; ,,..,a r.,-,o,;.u
seventn-InA, tns putty Auu psa.o ..os. ~
which characterized tne eAlhe' va,seI VI
Rutherford .; hsyes. IN pss peIsce =, snu ~. T H.,
and which gnidea .no 'h4as1s ~, " % praa;. M
mediate p prease.ssos n ,;nn.S 80 IN.
M asniI' III, va ~ NJ. c.rssr - ,s chief executive
sP',. Nun .i.,nn. ~ Ill, ...ord 10 nj. sdmin.
anu .nas w." h.,or. -h;ch ara dus N an
imaon 1, @ .na corr.~e,u. fnliillment
sns,ehs .s ',ti;s j .ns;,sss .nd will honor his
oi VIC p,s puS Sa,waar Ala naonls and pro.
inerPosiason -
Posea pafusan iA"''
ISIouIrIEs of THE DEMOCRACY.
Eighth-we charge upon tno Demo-
cratic party the haoituh sacrince Oh Pa
triotism and justice to . supreme ana IN.
satisble lustfor otiice and patronaSe Una,
to obtain possession OF the National ana
State Governments, and OF the control Oh
place and position. they have obstructed
all the efforts to preserve the purity and
conserve the freedom Of suffrage; have
devised fraudulent certificates and returns;
have devised fraudulent certificates and
~o,,xra. bave labored 10 unseat lawfully