The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17
DExucRa1lc PLATFORM.

TIE Democracy OF the State OF Nevada. In
convention assembled. declare tho BLOWING
20 % the princ.pl> NJ their political eresdN
asd the grCungs upon which they ssk tbs
snppoFt and cooperation of their fellow eiu.
Believing the dsel,r,tlon Of prineI,I..
opted by the lat National Democratic On.
NenuoH TO be worthy the approval OF every
true Amer can eiULz-h. NE n rShy re- firn o.,
IcsltF 10 ana en- orsement Of those great
National principals.
RtSoLvED, That the financial Affairs of our
STATE require iaAny important &C )n0mieal
changes Beyond ne power of statut - 49,
laliuL, aud We therefore favor Ic cllIins Ga
cons '%IUtloAal convention fer the purpsse or
making sGcn clurGas In the OrgaEic law or
the stst' - Mil relieve the pe0pIe ss,m
large portion OF the present II ntcessaFy ana
euI4eh pine expenses OF State and County
soNcEun utsi AID W. urge, ia Tie ineautIni,
The Necessity Of rlgtl Tutrrnthmcnt In ali
bratcIrS Cf the public ~EcTSiC..
hLS@Lyhn, hat We fNoT The creation ola
state Hoard OF Equalization, Tor The purpose
Or regulating AID fairly EdJisting taxable
N%Iles. 20 ihe end that railroad ooFrofations
may 70 compelled ~ bear their 1ust pTopor.
n'n OF lir cu-t % maintaining the State AID
Co12ty governments.
i'EsohyED. Inat NC condemn The persistent
tLcfi7'Ii "a" ItepuuliCfn parry TO dtstroy the
Continent Industry OGIAls stale, as e,i.cncrd
~ il- pact.
hri2LyEp, That We arrnlgn The PopubIlsan
party, both y il0nai AID STATE. for its broken
pTouliso TO the people, And uT1ls CxItaNag. nee
IA ihr ..i.1ur rcm"gt Ut public moneys. IL
promise" Congregational iatrrfcrClcc o pro
I, CT ihr people u.aiust uuig.t raIlrotd eIac
ton, Lut IT. rrpT--cutlt'YI Ia Coug.rs- de-
.aiel yEcsy eioit NJ the All siIH - Bring
i'IN "a ana pa-s al" Reagan IA the only
prh"l"S Ucnsure NaIcE couUi give auy relief.
Tue er az majuFity ~ Esuublic NJ n Con-
Ef'. Gs'ur'Ily Effort TO dul'.t rest IcIlys leg
.-''t''h IN Tue 'htnEsc Question: and the
pop g o 1.-THE pEr'Gc Coast ore Ird,sfri Er
1Ar i.~-aHu or Tic ten year r.utrIcIluu I4yy
nov tu fore. q the rsI.tnt md almost nrsrI
nous siIIG uair by lhr democratic mrmLeTs
Ia l'tI Iiuu- o.. Wit q hundred aad unv
ril...h a.,.tF, oi 1'g'g.Hs r,N"Uue annually
lowing Ir;p 1hH Treasury, tie Re, uhI.c.u
iAElN nle v'' thing 10 .ls'tca the Guncc.
csHsEy taxation bgr4UE ~ the people. Tut has
'l"s AZ Il" 'air'y. tho Is"asury 10y ,noTmOus
A~nIt"Fu-h.E-. ~ rNiaGI.s Star route con.
'..g.-, au.t ty general a-J.IgI cypru .iiurrz.
L.a";'tp. hat although Congress IA.
ms ar iJrhrl - deaf ear TO tie uA-s-prntei
%. a|.H o. o. Sue people. ,l Nevada toy govern
L'".ia' l-'l,'iyr 100 ngIi a IN" uutrH- e0l. di..
O. ~ uait usnl cE o-g!o ate charges OF th-
% o. "- sII'aaf we rfllUt l. oar de-
In,L" '.g iht passage - Congress 81 IEs
LE,aLvnD, Tba. tho maximum rat, now
!'LAlN fa u cur sf1iIrH- utfrr. Il cents M
Ihl. Tor c.cb ton % fF,igut and "a. ems i,r
MN" Tor racu passenger carried by railroad H..
Nv" II p,!.i1 a. tEi- siIt-. &, Uu ,xuorb liant
'"t' aHN moan hf reduced at least one half
La,sLNEn 4sst the stats L~gi, aIqr,
; "ula Tori wiin enact sucI h2yr A. Will ,ro.
i,oi ir.ri uEI- a'd i~pe4.ii.s. egai. u unirrt
IL a., tl'"Hit"It hmii AZ al railroad cha +. I,
10 what r- fr4u.Ted - meet operating Sn-
y ur'' a"a a .a'r igirEmrt uu 'iuir actual
Ng!ua-. -u,I yHlH.a go b.gr the r-mr rrLiInu
I" iHrir acre Hna vice H-IHt- tie value Ola.l
ol.'T properly 90 10 as.rsaoI value.
RESOLVED, Taat f'on an nominee. FOR the
h'r.ftslurv. - 'p.gHn p.r.gC should DO rr.
.'tsI ia.l ID y"UIr F,i. irs, WI anG .lt.-
nor i...rT and r.! DO. All lhE all Lagt.Ia-
tor Ifwf'uE .,.. aHG turuth p,,trr =. ON d
20 ~. up iwT iFstIu- ,rurn aud "sc,T.3iuu.
/ lh''I' 40 tHIi fEr b"Hu,s-liC R-pr.-.u-
TAT. g ls"IE &rl.F-, senator Ja4.ss t.. Fai-
aud i..u. '',,Trr ". Gael s.. have well and
'-.UtIH.y ,..,a..l fHr isu.i pool de =
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