Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-11-02

, Che approval and hearty indOrssmsns Of all
Rans hlicaaa Of Novada. s. ~

Che approval and hearty indossemsns OF al
Republicsas Of Nevada. -if !" r
Resolved, That the hOfdes OF Chinese sAa:
srs coming In upon cur shores to eat eas oar
ssbstsncs ere destroying our coantsy. impov.
erishing om mines. miness end labofsrs. &C.
bsuchisg our youth and making bath man end
vsmen lower IL the scale Of Aunsaisy. TAis
svsi must and shall BE- stopped, and % shissna
ve pIsdss shs entire strength Of the hepssh'
can psxsy. In The language Of our greet lssa-
er, we rseasd The immisrattea OF Asiasses 70
the United stssss - little less than scsviis
spvssion. ehouia the commisssooess new In
aseetissioa With the Chinese 0ossssmsus
fail 70 secure By the isa OF Msxt yannasy sucA
modihcasioa Of the Buriingsne Treaty -
will pssc.scaiiy put a. saA 70 the inaux Of
Chtness to this country. ws dsnsnd thss the
tsessy Be thea be promptly snnuiied. and
such laws enacted % win relieve ss % once
md forever OF the Asistie scourae nov ssea.
scinR the weli-being Of the Republic.
Received. That We mess heartily indoRse
the general financial policy Of the &cpuo.
iicsa party. which. In spite OF eve!y opposi-
tion on the pat Of the Democracy. nss iea 70
the resumption Of specie payments. the reis'
ing Of our NstionAl credit 70 height never be.
fore knswn, end the restoration Of Nssional
prosperity. But We also demand the com.
plese restoration OF silver coan 70 tts FORMER
position by the side Of GOLD. and, for tht pus
pose Of attaining shat end. We hold u 70 pe sae
dusy Of the General Government. through she
authorisatiOn OF congress-. TO coin into silver
dollars OF other legal tender currency. Of the
cost Of coinage and fos the boneAt OF the pro.
duees, the entire silver product Of the coun.
try, and relieve the mining industry from the
- a. nj "a nF
silver bullion In Iorsign markets.. AZ mining
for the precious metals tsthe lesdtng Undue
try Of Nevada, we are inhexibly opposed TO
the bill reported by the committee on mines
ard mining and now before the House OF
Representatives. prohibiting the following or
nssure veins OF deposits beyond vertical Lines
Of surface boundaries. and We urge our Rep.
resentaai 81 In 9th Houses Of Congress to
cot l n ne their efforts for It's defeat. Such
restriction would work disaster 70 the labor
OF the prospector, and seriously retsrd the
deysiopmept Of the mineral riches Of the
West, and we cordially indorse the sctioD OF
eur Representative, the Hon. u. n. Daggett.
In this behalf.
RESOLVED, That the Republican party claims
Il to be the right and duty Of the State and
Territorial Legislatures TO regulate and re-
strict the charges Of railroads. exclusively
within their respective boundaries, and that
It Is no less the Constitutional right than
positive duty Of ongress to regulate tariffs
and restrict the charges Of interstate rail.
roads.
Resolved, That while We congratulate the
country on the successful resumption OF specie
payments aud the splendid financial cond'
ton of the Republic. We sFe in favor OF re-
strictinv the issuance OF National and State
legal tender notes to denominations OF not
| less than ave DOLLAR. thus creating sn In
| or, ascd houle demand % circulating medi-
| um for the precious metals which oar mines
| are annually yielding.
| Resolved, That General James A. Garfield
and Chester A. Arthur, by their services to
| the counFy. by their devotion to principles
aud by their unspotted reputation as men
and a. citizens are deserving of the united
and earnest support % sll the loyal people
of che United States for President and Vice
president. We rejoice IN their nomination
and pledge to them the ELECTORAL votes OF Ne
vada ct t:se ensuing election by an overwhsl'
ming majority.