Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-22

a. i wasbi demand of the 49,
Of the pemo,t hatit shall second m%nastistop
gress to give tho EepresentatIvss" e efforts
aosw.thstsnding the formiSeIoinage Of siIHvala'
bsnullne between the ooId combins,a.l,
uAs ana the National Re- rings, nstionnl
20 nsaln the single gold stpSSoIican psrtv =
Sratn republican party in HHr r1 The actio%S
So " insert y silver pIhnS tiiornia in ~
deserves the condemnatinn N their pls,
racine Coast. "nihg regions n, ~
Fourth-We indorse the ~s
tue surplus in the National pTT.icy Of applying
Ina accumulate, to tha rnoasMsury, as h.,
h hnAUnsI debt, retiring as ran,SSSsyment Of ths
oic the n&uonal bank circniss4.uiy as practirs
Iect Issue by the National 11n, and the a.
sai .ender Treasury notes ooy,ssernment o,
oo1n ana coin certificates. soio and silys,
,n-W we arraign the R~epuh,,o..
for ~ Dsr OF an enlightened nnhIa. party be-
lie mace sn ZINE committed against s1plnion
ny peace, and against the best fn.aaust the pub.
Wnite laboring classes of both Interest, snts Of Tia
sluns and encouraging the ins,es' BY its In.
nosues TO our shores under tras.n OF Asistc
AZ unuer the crazy hibboIs ns"pulshoas
rAtnerhood of God and the p'.u CT "Tbs
nan, until there are planted ,,n,o.nerhooda
PIC oI the Pacific States and Tsr,is me psl
msny leecnes, sucking the life.bloas,es Lie
substance. 10000 Chinese cooiies Of or
9TH demand the tmmadts
OF the Burlingame treaty and nv ~aorogstop
preston Of Chinese immiqrstion1 e Total sup.
sol, a we favor Legislation American
sne deportation OF all Chinesa ttnaor,'ding for
otates, anc We recommend tha .ne United
ronage OF white labor aud tts oasSius'ye pat.
seventh-The Introduction nv aase.
oi us ohinese Restriction bill and M; s"r Fair
In passing the same deserves tbs nis success
tne entire people OF the Pacific Co.'S utproVai Of
Eisntn-A proper regard for the w.,s.-
the w~orkingman being inseparsh,v, welfare Of
with b integrity Of urinstitutin. CONNECTED
lug classes should be protected in Il ss labor
peacesnly to assert their RIGHT. .e,l enorts
dAngered BY aggregated capital a. wien %.
portatton OF foreigners aud aliens ~ thein
tract to perform labor or by the invoi susa COZ
other labor Of Chinsmen. u'oiuntnys
Ninth-We are in favor Of liberal v.n.
Ifee lsoor. All associations formed so,I%a
purpose OF developing intelligenca Io'aa
the welfare and protecting the intsr plumotns
lsborer and mechanic, and to enshis as
fully to contend for and maintain ~ success
by peaceful n efficient means aestsn nshn
erful and oppressive combinations IT, Pow
encouraged and expressly sanctionss' I y %
| and the Democratic party Of Nsv.s. y nSi
favor OF the enactment Of liberal lsv. TN
ing and encouraging the formation q, = susi'
1 of lsboring men. Hasaea
Tenth-We approve the action Of IN. ~
ocrstic House Of Congress In %foris,t,vaD s.u,
restoring to the public domain for homss, sa
for actual aettlers nearly a hupdred nIll..@'
OF acres OF unearned lands heretofoya o....s
by Republican Congresses to RAILROAD cSoanu'ea
tons, and we also approve the Act nravsa,jas
alien ownership OF large tracts Of pmbiiss
lands in the United States. fsVH'
EleVenth-We commend the policy Of tbs
present Administration in strictly spsa,.;T0
the tariff laws, the beneficial eject ~ Nh, ns
is so happily illustrated by the fac. In, ~
great wool growing industry Of the eopnt,v
receives more protection now by eolls.tnss
the whole import duties on wool. than Il StS
under the high tariff Of 1857 under tha n,so
tice by Republican officials OF letting forrrD
wool slip through our Custom. houses A n,
than one-half Of said duties.
Twelfth-In behalf Of the mining indu.
try OF this state, and OF the miner the BIO
neer OF civilization on this Ooast-ss well "a
OF the whole people Of Nevsds, we earnest,
recommend TO the authorities st Washington
the Immediate opening and permanen, ran.
ming Of the United States Mint at Carson 0ty
to the end that our mines may be relieved
from the unnecessary and burdensome 81.
pense of shipping their bullion three thou.
sand miles away for market, and we hereby
commend the efforts Of Senator Fair 10 4:
complish this result.
Thirteenth-Generous provision, STATE md
county, should be made for the support Of
public schools. They are established ir tho
benefit OF all our people. and should BE- main.
tanned entirely free from religious or political
bias. We believe In thorough And ehcien,
school supervision, and are in favor Of such
legislation as will best promote The eiucs.
tionAl interest," Of our State.
Fo~urteenth-The depression Of or ntnirg
interests, q prominent factor 10 our revenue
resources. necessities the strsiesi economy
in all branches Of our Government, both State
and county, and we demand Of al our public
oficers that all possible retrshthrs1a Be
made consistent with the proper discharge Of
the duties OF their several Offices.
Ffteenth-In common with the DenAsrh!
Of the country we express our Simplify viii
Ireland In her great struggle for Home Ralt
The friends OF liberty. throughout The vN
are deeply interested in the effort WHICH as
supporters Of Gladstone and Parnel rens
making to give the right to govern theB'ais
to the long suffering and grestly vr.lA
Irish people, and we sincerely hope tnnn,
struggle OF ireland for her Just righssA
be crowned with complete success.
Resolved. That In common with me W
mocrAcy OF the whole country we sihfeis1
lament the loss of the late Vice P~residenia
the United States. Thomas A. Hendricks
honored and trusted leader, whose eona,s
tory counsel and patriotic t~esc6ings hsssM
come the common heritage OF our comm.
country. We profoundly dsplors thst dun1s'
brief period of time the nation, and painsa.
larly the Democratic party, has sunefsa Wv
loss Of four other eminent citizens 10 .s psi'
sons Of the gallant leader. George D aetas'
Ian, the pure and wise statesman. hofsIV e !,
Hancock, and moro recently the demise OF lnS
discerning statesman, ssgacious eoanseloi !
profound political philosopher samuel -