Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-28
PLATFORM
or ru-
REPUBLICAN, PARTY
or tho State OF Nevada.

Received, That tho platform Of principles
adopted b. tbs National Republican Conven-
ton AZ Chicago In June dsterves aud rscstves
The approval and heaitJ Endorsement OF all Re-
pabiicsns Of nevada.
coming IN up % our shores 70 Get out our sub
siance arc Destroying our country. tnpovsftsh-
tnG our mtnss. miners and lsborefs, d~ebauchtnG
our youth and making both man and women
v In the scale oil Humanity. This svl must
and shall be stopped. and 70 this ed We plsogs
the entire strength OF the Republican party. In
immigration Of Asisiics TO the United otatss -
little les than . servils invasion. should the
commissioned now In negotiation With ths
Cniss.s goy.rnmsnt ~ % secure y the ist Of
ans treaty - viii practically put IN snd 70 the
Influx Of Obtness 10 this country, We demand
that the treaty then be Promptly annulisd, md
ouch laws enacted - will relieve ~ ct Cnce
scins the well. bsing OF tbs Republic.
R0orsd That Ne mist heartily indorss the
gensrai financial policy OF the Republican
party. which, In spite Of every opposition on
tue part OF the Democracy. has led 70 The ~
sum ,tion Of specie Pc, ments, the raising VI
our national credit TO = height never before
Known, and the rsstorstion Of National proc.
psrily. But We also demand the complete
resto. atiou Of silver coin 70 its former position
by tho side OF guild, and, for the purpose VI
s~ltainiog that end. W. hold it 10 be the duty OF
the general gvvernmsnt, through the author.
nation VI coogrsss., 70 coin into standard
cost OF eoinsss ana for the bsnsnt OF The BRO.
ducsr. the entire silver prodact Of the counly.
and relisve tue mining Industry nom the loss
attending the shipment 10. and sale OF silver
bullion In, forslsn markets. A mining for The
Nevada, We arc inns1ibly opposed 10 The bill
r-por.ed by the oommittse on hines and Mn.
ing and now before the HOUSE Of heprossnta-
tives. prohibiting the following Of ASSURE veins
or deposits bsy.nd vertical lines Of surface
boundaries, and W urxe our Representatives In
botu houses VI Congress to continue thsir
efforts fsr Its defeat. such . restriction would
work dlsastsr to the labors Of the pros
pector. and seriously retard the development
oI tue mineral riches Of the west, and We cor.
daily ipdorss the sction Of our representative.
the Hon. Il. u. Daggstt. In this behalf.
IL W 70 lns ,ignt and duty OF the 8 ists and Ter.
riioiial Legislatures " rsgulste aud rsssri,t the
charges OF railroads, exclusively Within their
respective boundaries. and that Il 10 no lsss the
constitutional right than positive duty Of Oony
Rrsss 10 regulate tariffs and restrict the chsrYt4
OF inter b ate railrosos. I..
Rtsdrtd. That while We congratulate fths
country vn the successful resumption OF sIkreis
pa, ments and the splendid nnanctai eondE ion
VI The Repuo ic, We srs In favor OF rsstr,dtins
the issu ince OF National and Stats legal tshdsr
notes 10 denominations Of not less thaH Ave-
dollars. thus creating On increased homl %
msnd ~ . circulating medium tor the preqiors
met Ls which our mines are annually yisldins
Received. That General James a. 0afnsld ana
Chester A. Arthur. by their services te],hs
county. By their devotion to principles - ~
thsie unrpotted reputation - man and asnrr,S
zsLs, are os.ervi. G Of the united and &C.,,
support OF Q the loyal people Of the IN "a
States for rrsslosnt and Vice President. .t'Ts
rjuice In their nomination and pledge 10 q
the electoral vote Of Nevada q the en- ~
election BY an overwhelming majority.