Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-13
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REPUBLICAN, PARTY
or the State OF Nevada.

Received, That the platform Of principles
adopted By the National Republican CVnven.
ton ~ Chicago IN June dc, erves aLd receives
The approval and heat, Endorsement OF al Re
public.ns Of Nsvsda.
coming N up n our shores 70 eat out our sub
sisucs are destroying our country, inpovertsh-
ina our mtnve. miners and l,borers, dsbauchinR
our youIh and making both men and women
lower In toe scaie Of humanity. This evil must
and shall Do stopped. and 70 this ed We pledge
the sLtire strength Of the Republican party. In
the language OF our great Leader, ws regard the
immigration OF AslAiics 10 the United ptates -
little ivss than . servile invasion. Should the
Commissioners. now IN negotiation With the
Chiuese gov rnmsnt fail TO secure BY the LIST OF
next January such medication OF the surfing
ain- treaty ~ will practically put an end 70 the
influx VI chinese TO this Country. we demand
that tns treaty thsu be promptly annulled. and
ouch laws enacted 10 will relieve ~ at Cnce
and forever OF the Asiatic scourss now men.
scins the well. oeinx OF ths Republic.
Received That We INST heartily indorse the
gebeisi financial policy OF tue Republican
party, which, ia spite VI every opposition on
tue part OF the Dem Jcrscy. hiss led TO the 10
sum .tion Of specie %, ments, the raising OF
our national credit 10 \ height never before
known, and the restoration Of National pros
p,rity. but We s.so demand the complete
resto alton Of silver coin to It's former position
by tho eide OF gVld, and. for tho purpose VI
aItainiog that END, We hold IL 10 DO the duty OF
the general government, thr ugh the author.
nation VI Congrsss, 70 coin into atand.sd
cost OF coinage and for the b,nent OF the pro.
duc.r, the enurs silver produces VI the country.
snd relieve tue mining Industry from tbs loss
attending the shipment 10. and sale Of silvsr
bullion In. forei. an markets. A. mining Tor the
precious meals L. the leading INDUSTRY Of
Nevada, We arc inhs1ibly opposed 10 the bill
r-par - nv tina 0nm .uittsa nm MiuRa and Min.
ing and Low before the House Of heprsssnts.
tIves, prohibiting the following OF assure veins
or deposits b,y,nd vertical lines Of sur ace
boundaries, and We urse our representatives, In
botu hou.es of oongres. 70 continue thsir
efforts fhr its defeat. ouch . restriction would
work disaster to the labors Of the pros
pector. and seriously retard the development
Of tns mineral riches Of the west, and We cor.
daily indorse the action Of QUE representative,
the Hon. Il. " Daggett, In this behalL
Rssored. That the Republican party claims
10 " " .ns iight and duty Of the 3 sts and Ter
ritoiial legislatures W regulste AID resiri.t th-
ch.rAss OF railroads, exciusively within their
respective boundaries, and that Il 10 NO less the
constitutional right than positive duty VI Con'
grsss 10 requisite tarids ami restrict ths charges
OF Int rS ate rsilrvsds.
Rssipsd. That while we congratulate the
country On the successful resumpton OF specie
pap ments and the splendid nnsnuiAl eonditivn
VI The hepuo 10, We are In iuvur OF restricting
the issu ,nce OF National and utate legal tender
notes 20 denominations OF not less than I'VE
dollars, thus cresulg an increased hume 90
mand IS o circulating medium Tor the precious
met lis which our mines arc annually ~yisluing.
Rssolrsd. That General James A. Gard, Id and
Chester a. Arthur. BY their services 10 the
country. by their devotion u principles and ~
thei' unrpotted reputation - men and a. citi.
z.Is. are ae.srvi 6 VI the unitd and earpsrt
suppo.t VI . the loyal people OF the United
States for trssi1ent and Vice rrysident. We