The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-09-09
WHITE PINE NEWS
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 1882
Republican state Ticket.

Monday last;
For Governor-E. Strother ofStorey
county.
Congress-C. c. Powning, OF Wash
oe.
Supreme Judge-A. Leonard, of
Humboldt.
Lieut.. Governor-C. e. Iaughton,
of Urnlsby.
Controlier-Hallock, of Lincoln.
Secretary of state. Nj. Dormer,
OF ksnIeraIda.
Attorney General-W. IL. Daven-
Stale Treasurer-ueorge Tuhy, of
OrnisUy.
port, OF Eureka.
Surv. yor General-C. C. Prebble,
OF WasAoc.
ClerN OF the Supreme Conrt-Chas.
u ckhell, OF OrHsby.
State rim r-J.G Harlu, ofStorey.
Superin end mt of Public Schools
g ). YOUNG, OF storey.
The following platform and resolu-
tions were adopted:
Resolved, That the honor and glory
of the kepublic, its continued pea =,
prosperity and pfogres, will be Dc I
served 10y the p~erpe.aasion an coa-
tInued success, of the Republican par.
~. We declare our fidelity To lis
principles as expires ed In the Chicago
platform III 1851. anu as further EN-
bodied in its great HISTORY from its
organization Ia the present time.
Resolved, That in the tragic death
OF Presldent Garfield our country has
suffered u deplor.DIe loss, and Inc
Republican parry mourns for one who
coisecra ed a NOBLE aud heroic life 10
The vindlcaLlon of It's great purposes.
Resolved, that we have faltl III the
prudent and sagaclou administration
of President Artnur anu believe IL viii
result in promoting tue best interests
of tie country.
Resolved, That the presence in our
midst oil u serv lie race OF aliens, in
capable al assimilation with our Iils.i
tutions, Is "a perp,t ual MENACE To all
CLASSES OF society," he relief extend
ed 10 our people by the passage OF u
Ia" excluding the Chinese ny "A Re-
publican Con-reSs and approved by
a Republican President ~ a genuine
cau-e of sd Is ac.ion. We are in Ia
sor OF ) ~rcnuodsly enforcing the pro.
visions OF said la and We pledge the
the Republican parry TO LABOR now
and h%eIcefUrCn To secure sucn further
Legislation as Will permanently ex
clude tile Chinese.
Resolved, That we recognize the
p%ardnIounG importance of nlAintaIu-
ing unim paired the free public school
SYSTEM of the State. snail defend
II against scctarian, political or 0.ner
influences. and we fa.or such addi-
t0nal legislation as the cond ton and
wants OF lie common schools OIL tho
Safe may require. AS free insiiLu
ton, they should be SO conducted as
TO satisfy poor aud rlcl alike. anu
upon TINS principle We urge the adop-
tlon OF some system 10y winch this
state snail furnish the text books al
the lowest possible figure.
Resolved, That OWING 10 the remote
position of Nevada from tue seauoard
anu me entire absence OF ~navlsaule
waters and competing lines Of raj
roads to and from commercial ccnlers,
We demand from Congress such
wholesome and effective legislation as
will place Our people on terms Oh
equality in RESPECT 10 transportation
charges with communities specially
favored by railroaI monopolles.
Resolved, That we pledge the Re-
publican parry oil Nevada 10 such "A
course OF enlightened Legislation as
will extend to railroad anu other cor
poralions dong business In this STATE
h same protection and the SALINE
rights before the la " "a are accorded
To ipiivIduals-no more AMI no hess.
Resolved, That we are in favor OF
the Government of the United States
establishing postal telegraph service,
anu operating the same III connection
with the Postoliice DepartnI, mt.
Resrl. ed, That II coinage o~fsilyer
should be- placed upon the SAINT basis
rs hat o: gold, anu We invoke early
Congressional Legislation to that end.
Resolved, ThH II rs the duty OF the
Legi atari To enact sucn laws "a will
res.ill in the pur,ficat on Of the july
box ani better promote the adnllnls-
tration OF justice.
Resolved, That 1t is the duty of the
next Legislature TO pass such laws AS
shall reduce the expenses OF the State
AMI county governments To the low-
est possible limit consistent vi IA the
requirements OF the public service.
RoaAl.raI TN AZ fha Earnest af4pu ion