The White Pine news., 1884-09-27

One treasurer.
one Superlnteld't of Public Schols.
One Long Term commissioner.
Two Short Term Commissioners.
County Central 0oIninitlee.
Respectfully sahln tied,
L. L SHINE, Chairman.
The Committee on Platform and
Resolution, presented The follow ny,
winch, on being read, were unani-
noasly adopted
10 the Chairman of the Demo ratio
County Convent on We, Your Com
Initlee on Platform and Resolutions
Deg leave 10 report the follow ing
Resolved, BY the Democratic party
of Nni Pine county III Convention
ssemoled, tnat We hereby ipdor>e
Tue pla,lorn.s Of political principles as
enunciated 10y lne Democratic party
~ National convention, convened III
lie Cita OF Chicago, ON Ite 9th day Of
July last, aud state Convention, held
at Aus IN, July l0th.
Re ,olved, That we recognize in
| Grover Cleveland aud lhonIas A.
uendricks, citIzens and statesmen
worthy the c0nlluence and support Of
every American eI zen, am We
ledge tnen Inc united support of the
DeuiueIats 81 Nnlte Pine cOun V.
HesOlVtd, That The silver mining
Ihdustr. Is Tie Paramount inteIest Of
ne olate, SlNl 3 as IL does, employ
..en. u Large majority of our clLI.
Lens, at a coInpei >dtlon far aDos Z taat
,Otained by auy o her class of wage
.Aoor' r Ia The country, ami il should
5e fostefed aud encouraged ty both
s,ate AMI Congressional legisld ion.
Resolved, Tuat the persistent efforts
u Tie publican party, by series
~ .ngressional Acts, 10 demonetize
silver and til. reby destroy its none
AIRY Value. proves conclusive V that
hat Parry L. no Tile 10 The silver in
crest and "n@ ortny the confidence
.tnd support Of niners.
Resolved, That the thanks of the
people of this State are due To tn,
present Democratic majority in Con.
.ress for the bold stand Inc mem bers
If that party took at the last session
II favor of the continued coinage of
liver, aud especially are the thanks
4 our people due 10 the Hon. Geo
". Cassidy iar the very able and ex
.Iaustive argument made by him upon
the iloor oi Congress III benalf OF our
chief pfoduct.
Ke>Olked. That in view OF the very
neager population, and limited
amount OF property within our State,
common bu>lness prudence dictai eS
hat the expenses of maintaing our
state and county governments should
ne reduced To the lowest minimum
sompatible With efficient adnlmistra
zion.
Resolved, That We are i'm favor of
calling Co lstilutional Conven ion in
order to so amend the organic law OF
our Stale t;iat many of our present
state aud County offices may he abol-
ished, and others consolidated aud
thereby save to the taxpayers one
nalf the expenses of keeping up our
present system of State and County
! governments.
Resolved, That fares and freights
Oh all Railroads within or passing
through our State should be regulated
| by just and equitable laws--laws that
| will protect the Railroads in all their
vested rights, and securely guard the
people against exhorbitant charges
ant unjust determinations.
| Resolved, That we favor an amend
nent 10 the Lien Law OF the State, To
the effect that every person., firm or
corporation, who shall undertake the
working, improving or repairing Of
any kind OF properly upon which a
lin may attach, whether real or per
sonal, shall before or at the time Of
employing labor for that purpose,
cause to be- pla ed upon such property,
liz SOME some conspicuous place, a
certificate from the County Re order,
stating that such properly Is free
rom iucnm mberances, or IL incumber-
ed, stating the nature and amount
Of such incumberance
Re,olved. That the finances OF our
county are IN such IA condition as To
mperatively demand the exercise of
strict economy IN carrying on our eoun
~ government, 10 prevent intolerable
or bnrdensome taxation, for which
reason the Democratic party strongly
objects 10 funding The county indeht-
edness by issuing bonds bearing ten
per cent. interest, thereby increasing
our county expenditure about 5l4 900
per year; that our nominees 10 the
Legislature be and are hereby re-
quired to pledge themselves, ifelerted,