Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-20


injury OF the business OF the country, aud has
refused 10 approve c, the acton OF i iarge
majority OF both Houses OF Congress directing
that snch surplus be applied Ia FaXIAont OF
the lntereslbear ng deDt % tue country. II
I promised 10 cs4e fur anu i've attention 10 the
/ disabled soldiers and sailors at the iate war
f ana has treated with coutempIaous veto every
pension bitI against which Il ouulu liud any.
SHADOW oi technical objection. It promised
10 protect the pen son and property OF citizen,
: both AZ nome aud ahrodd ana 10 maintain the
! dignity OF the natlun, yet It's relations WI Ii
: Great Britain Il n,s snsNu lsclI IN " Hing
f 10 give protection to cit. e. person or property
f ana has permitted our 4taA 10 be lusutua.
! Without proper protest, IS most il Sight oi oar
+ shores, While 10y nasty paa ujssetmlY action Al
II has unnece. sarilY leu. .ttui4ad our friendly
i relations with the Mvsioau hepubiic. and
made olr nptitn feult tA..sas la ttfI eyts q the
world. It's evasion OF c..li service reios4n, to
Whlch lis leadn reprcsN ntat1Fes are pl0 q dscu,
( have been bold, ihsoleut nd awless. Ii mas
SHOWN llseh 10 irlehd 10 Nevada, be, ause
| among Its nrst acts of administration, II
closed Inc l >. Mint AT Carson Cty. in utter
violation OF the law, to the great deiffnent OF
every silver miner and silver pfouncet IA the
state aud oil lhe pubic IN general. 1t las
/ seriously impaired our mali facilities without
SHADOW oi Jusp. Xcuse 1t mas outraged lho
/ express Viii OF Congress, aud uenlea To thus
/ pvOpie teelr rights by ITS uueX plaiiluti and
continues reinsal to execute thu law lor The
erection OF Government Building ia the
| Capital OF the STATE. IL ha used tae entire
! III. -
| power OF the administration 10 destroy SILVER
as money ana by REFUSAL 10 exrcsla The itlv,
ana pay Out silver ior Coy .rnnlent dues has
has key The metal out OF eircuatioH. ana ny
| various aeYcss II has r daceu the pt.ce Uf
silver siace the Inauguration OF President
| CiNNeland more Than i5paf Ccht IL has closed
| many OF our SILVER mines, aAd thrown tnous-
anus ol honest laoorers out ol employ aent.
HI. a..#
We favor tariff upo the importcd products
| OF low priced foreign lslb1r. SO Us 10 proLtc
me ihtefes,s VI .,iherlcan wage WORKERS, and
| Tor lhe Gepeiopnient OF AnerlcaA industries
| We aen Id IN DeAai OF oar niiitns Interests
| The maintenance oi lhe preeCub llIili on lead.
bor"A, sovel ana othei minerlf proaueuous,
| ana III Deudil ol ouf Wooi.groWIA interests a
| restoration VI The Woof tarih OF 1885, aud we
| denounce Ihe reeeut attempt OF The Democra-
| nc MAJORITY III the National House OF kepre-
sentatiVes 10 pass the MORRISON bill reducing
the tarili on ihe produces al oar mines and
placing wool On me iree list. raH
T. -, IN
We b lieye IN American soil ior American
elllzens,f and are opposed ~ npn.residont
aAehs Deco Ing ianu oNders,. he puDnc
donialL snould oe reserN Cd hanl eSteads FOR
actual settlers, and tilc Gccuniialioaa oI large
tracts or Dodles oI lana Ia tne hanas oil corllO.
fdltohs OF INDIVIDUAL should be alscouiaaeu
ana III the Oase ol Land grants TO railroad COR
poftuions wncre tne COZ pofutluns have tailed
10 eoIhpt! wi.n Ing epndilpns y .lae grants
tnt lsiiN' 7nSt'a ~ iotiSttsd - tut oehSfai
uoSerAnient, ana held 10. tnG be- cit Oh actual
settlers.
V.
We favor the intelligent organization of la
bor.ior such "oflny ptu poses as mutual educa
lion and Tor The protection ol tner interests
III ali things relating 10 Their "eIaIe and 10
lhe lhuusttiai welfare OF. tlfe cohhtry, aud We
lasor uhe enactment of State and National
Ia As providing ior the settlement ui cOntro-
Noisles between employers and empioycs by
methods OF voluntary aI0itratlon. Or Uy the
esia1ll shlnenl ut courts of coneiilation, Nhicn
Will avoid the wasJe, loss Nud lil-Ieeilug &c.
sulUng nom stirlkes and luck-outs, ana inc
usual expense OF litigation.
VI.
We denounce the action OF the Democratic
House uI REPRESENTATIVES, nj It's last SEAS oa in
s.rklns Iroin The Dlii 10 ieompe,- sle lDe. citl-
zeus ol ms sotate tUr losses sustained in the
INDIAN war ol ItOJ all cl. ms ior supplies Iur-
nlsued iOl the suppression vi Indian hostlii-
ties, anu aiso Ior services rendered during tnAt
meinUiaDie struggle in winch the lives OF Il
large number oI our most respected citizens
were SACRIFICED.
VII.
We denounce the pretense ofthe Democratic
party ri having - mpatny Tor Inc Cause of To-
cal selI government IN ireland while the Dem
ocralle house Of Representatives. IN commit
that principal. III The months OF April and
June lasI tnat BODY, by Democratic votes, on
on three several occasion relecteda resolution
indorsing free Parliament lor Ireland, which
il in the following words,
"hesolveu, THAT tne Ionae OF Representa-
uVes earnestly sympathlZes with hight Hon.
William b. Gladstone ahu his associates III
their efforts to secure afrec Palluneu tlOr the
people OF Ireland, anu congratulate the people
OF lnaI hltherto unhappy country upon tne
prospect ofan carry and successful termlna.
tion oi tner long and palrloud struggle for
the right OF local self-goyernment.'
Thereby discoura gng the gruwIh OF liberal
spirit throughout Great Brltaln.
VIII,
We commend the efforts of senator Jones
and Congressman GuodDurn in Obtaining an
app1 9T1atlou OF S.iU,uU1 ton public land sur
veys in tins state, and we condemn the action
OF the Commissioners Of the General Land
Office in withholding money appropriated for
fhat purpose, and particularly condemn the
action OF senator fair M apsenl1ug himself |
from Washington during ali the time when |
appropriations Tor thls state were under con- J
slderatIon bo the Senate.
lX
We endorse the action ex-senator ones and |
Congressman Woodburn in their Efforts To |
suppress polygamy IA Utah, aud 10 check the |
growth oil disioyaty IN the Government III |
that Territory, and we fully endorse the prin- |
Clplcr Vl me plll lnlpuhCNu lor iHhl purpose |
by Congressman Goodnurn. We endorse the |
action Of the Republican senate Ill passing IN |
the early days OF the l4st session OF Congress
bill, well calculated TO suppress the growing |
evil of poligamy, and TO check the growth OF |
the hostile power OF the Mormon church, |
which is threatening the peace and furnishing |
the good uame of the United States. We con-
delnn .Ae action OF the Democratic House o.
Representatives i'll refusing during all the |
long session OF Congress which has just closed I
TO consider any measure tanulng to relieve |
our country nom the blishtingcurseot poNg-
amy ana polygamous rule in Utah and sur
rounding Territories
X,
We are opposed to the further importation |
OF Chinese 10 this country, Or any other |
foreign luborers, uoder the contract system,
and we favor any plan for the relief OF free
labor from competition with convict labor,
which does moi impose upon fee Labor
the expense OF supporting convicts i'll Idle
ness and useless LABOR. And we favor the
adoption OF laws providing for the protection
OF workers IN our mines and other hazardous |
.callings, and such other measures as will i'm
I asl o.