Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-15
pLATFORM.

ResolUed, That we heartily indnrse the
platform of principles put forth ny the
National Republican Convention at Chica o
in Jun, 1884: First, necsuse it Is trnthful;
secona, because IL is sound. and third, be
cause it rs pain and nnm stakable in its
euGrciat ons
a.esotued. That We accept it'll grateful
hearts and iudotse. without hesitation or any
d .groe o. mental reservation. the nomination
of MOn. James 9. Blaine for President aud
General John A. Logan FOR Vice President !;
that We will accor. to tdem our ardent snd
ndivisual support and will hail "ith ine4-
prassibe salts faction their eieetien TO the
highest Offices III the gift of the American
people.
hesoieed, That we earnestly indoree the
resolutions adopted april 30, 1854. and Sep
TENDER !, 1884, by the Republican State Con-
vention of Nevada, and that the stand taken
by our party in this state in favor of retrrnch-
ment and reform in the administration OF
State and county governments commands onr
full sympathy and shall enlist our most
hearty ant tireless cooperation.
ReS0tred, That in the judgment of this
Convention the eAigeucies OF the times i'm
perionsly demand al the hands of the Le.is-
lature of 1855 the proposal of such amend
ments OF the state Constitution AS will
result, when ratihed by the people, in needed
economy and the relief Of the masses from
unnecessarily onerous taxation, thus p facing
til. State upon the highway 10 increased pop
ulation. capital, development and prosperity.
officials should be nominated and elected IN
view of their honesty, ability and fsithfuness
in the discharge Of all official duty.
Rssolced, Taat the plank in the National
Republican platform on the tariH quesnon
demands, moi our indorscnent alone, but our
profound admiration; that IL demonstrates
the fact that ours il the party OF the people,
the poor mans FREUD: and the labcring man 8
champion, earnest In the protection of
American labor and production and other thar
those Of Great Britain or any other. protcge of
George william Curtis and kindred spirits.
RsssiOed, That we indsrse with pretound
satisfaction and will earnestly support all the
noninees OF the Republican State CONVEX.
ton mads in Carson September I, 1884, and
that We recognize in those gentlemen the
element OF learning, ability, honesty and
iatesrity.
Increase OF industrial pursuits and resulting
improvement In the development Of the
resources Of sur county, in which railroad has
tcen an Important factor. without any In
crease in the taxation Of the masses, but most
essentially aiding them in the betrayal Of the
public expenses.
R.so!red, That IN Hon. j. p. Jones we
recognize the sblest and foremost friend Of
the Pacific Coast, while he is in general the
earnest advocate Of all just measures Of vital
interest TO the entire Union; that We are
called upon ~ tho consideration Of profound
duty to return 10 hTm our sincere thanks for
services in regard to the characterization of
hiiNfr VII upon .ht \Ilhcst Az,
and that his reelection will meet with the
cordial Endorsement Of our party at home and
abroad.
Resotped, That, in view of the future In
tegrity and prosperous advancement OF the
aaIions interests OF our whole country, the
Republican party ought 10 succeed at the
next gene al election, and that, 10 this end
we mutually pleds. to lite nominees, county,
State and National. our earnest and
unanimon. support, from thistime until the
close OF the contest on November 4, 1884.
WHEREAS, j. y. Jones, during his incum-
beney of the office of United States Senator,
has proven himself to be the honest, com
pctent aud faithful friend of tho people
of the Pacific Coast in particular and
of the Gaaeral Government whenever occs-
sion demanded mis- services, and more espeei-
ally has he shown hims.lf to be the wiss and
saeeess al advocate OF tbs mining interest OF
tue county: therefore, belt -~----
ReS0'red, hat our Senator and Assembly
mon are resp .ctfully requested snd are
hereby instructed to sa. poF. the hon, J. 7.
Jones for re-elect on 10 The L TED States
Senate AZ the ensuing session AZ the Lesisl
turs.