Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-02
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rzey 81 Nevada demands thsg orntn sson d
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spgs4I 70 TIE supreme tribunal Of TIE Ansd-
can peopls.
The dslezates % BE- selected by this eoryen-
ton, 70 represent SsgAds In TIE National Cor
y~sntl0n. are hsrsby Instructed % cast the fBli
vote CT EsvsSs for samuel J. T1ldsn ard
Thomas A. Hsn1reks for the Prss.ssrey sEd
Vice Presidency VI the United States, 20 long
a. tnsir names shall remain "a esndidstSs
before the convention. We demand the Re-
naval Of all restrictions upon the coins.e d
silver, belisving that ts rssterssion 70 IL
ancient RANK ~ 3 circulating medium VIII
benshs not only tbs mining Interests 81 Ne
ysds. bat the ps0pls'Of the entire country We
denoancs the Republican party for t1s DENIM
ftizstlon Of silver IN 1913, for OppoeiBg its
partial restoration Ia ISTs, sLd for psFssis1tly
sndszyDr1ng ever siics 70 n1tb y a. fsf
a. possible =, the operation Of sz3d laws 81
1915. By fsMsrieting the eoIosgs 70 one-h&lf the
mailman permitted Dy law, zsd - f&r a.
possible Withholding from circulation the
limited qasntlsy coined. Ia tns great states
OF &aH York. kenuHTfTAGl& ana 3AEsSgAlsetbs
the 3tsse platforms have already demanded
the immediate cessation q the c1IBsgs u slL
yer, while their rational platform - Ofoino2slg
Silent upon this 41satioD VI vital importance
70 tins people Of ssvsds We cali upon the IN
t~6lJ2sut miners Of Nevada. and upon 81 other
citizens Of the State, regardless u partisan
pfsferspces, % express At tbs ballot box their
Condemnation 81 this party, which has prOyed
itSsIf % be t9s1r most dangerous enemy, and
which now threatens b repeal the Act Of 1873.
We claim for the Democratic party Of the
country the honor 81 having given TO the pro
pie of the Pacific Coast their FIRST ana only
relief from the blightiBg effects Of unrestricted
ChineSs innrnigratOn-rssief long but vsiDly
sought st the hands u Republican C0ngrssses.
We point TO the fact that The passage Of
this Act n partial relief was bitterly aud
yigorously opposed By . large majority
Of the Republicans in Congress AID
leaders u that party. We further charge that
since the passage Of that Act the efforts Of
Republican Judge, and Of other Federal Of
eisis, have been directed either 70 tts absolute
Or practical notification. We are 10 favor Of
continuing In strict force and execution the
present lsw Of Congress excluding Chinese
laDorsrs from ever portion Of our country.
We hold that The trzrtH should be 90 sdjnsted
e. 10 yield ample revenue for ths requirements
Of honest and economical government, that
the burden 81 duties should be laid chiefly
upon the luIuries Of life, and Is lightly -
possible upon ~srtielss Of necessity, and that
III sUGH h0gustHSNE tEe interests o. American
labor. and not Of ~monopOliea, should alone be
regarded.
Resolved, That our State Constitution ia
deficient in Its provisions for our present
wants, and inadequate n the institution ~
statutory snACtnents Of the economical re-
forms necessary ia cur state and county gov
srnments, and 70 prevent By wholesome legis-
latiOn the aggressive attitude Of corporation
L~aonopolies. We the ,efOrs recommend Hlsi
the members Of ths Democratic party In Ne
VAda vote At Inn nNQt 1ENFflap for A cali aF a
Constitutional Convention; that the Demo-
cratic party IL now, and slgsys has been, the
party Of tie people, and therefore opposed TO
m~onopoiies 81 all kinda; that we are opposed
70 the unjust determinations prscticed by the
railroads Of this State, and favor any legisls-
ton, national or State, that will prevent this,
snd will regulate fares and freights, and re-
duce both u such a maximum as Will yieid q
fair profit on invested capital, ard At tbs
same time no longer be oppressive 10 the
people; the truth that the creature must
be subject 10 this creator. makes this right
and imperative; that We favor the creation VI
aBtste Board Of Equalization, a. the only feasi-
bic Way by which q uniform aud equitable
assessment may bs msde on property situated
In two or more counties in this State. That
we are opposed to any diversion or Interference
with the Public school Fund for ssetarian puY-
poses that we view with alarm the acquisition
Of large bodies Of land In this country by
wealthy aliens, and we believe that legfslation
should be bad restricting such acquisitions for
the future; that the public lands should be re-
served by the General Government for actual
settlers. and that there should be no monopoly
Of acreage by subsidies to railroad corpora
tons. for the violation OF which principles we
arrnign the Republican party, q party which
precautionary speaks Of the public lands a. the
heritage Of the people. after 1t hassquandered
the fairest portions Of this domain in reckless
grants.
In all masters not touched upon In this dec.
lsrstion Of principles, We shall feel safe In
standing upon the platform to be put forth by
the National Democratic Convention, a body
whose wisdom we recognize an superior 10 ourS,
and whose loyalty to the cause OF Democracy
we know to be a. spirited and a. earnest ~ our
own. and we pledge the Democracy Of Nevada
to the hearty support Of the nomination OF that
convention.