Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-06

ing and e 'me enactment Of liberal law.
alive and protrc, -, ~ 'ue formation Of caao~s~f'
of laboring men. eues among ali ol. ~
ocrstic we approve the action
la'I1 mouse of Congresa H., VI the Dem.
~ 10 the public domain fo'n,eiung aud
of scrss "o,.lsrs nearly u hund,sS neSieads
by Rennbitc lands heretofora millions
u9ns' ana We also approve he ,isoad corpora.
80 d.. ownership OF large trao,s preventing
lands in the United Stat tracts Of publjs
hleV.nlh-Wo commend tbo
Tho tar,s Icllnlstration IN %strictlv oi the
ia 40 bann Tvs, the beneficial effect Tn.,iorcing
~ happily illustrated by Tho so ~ OF which
sreat wool growing indusirv Of sset that the
,I ~ = more protection now hu country
ano whole import duties on wool ooiectint
unoer the high tariff of 1867 n,nan 1t did
~ ~ ~hepnolican officials Of Iet,ina'h e prac-
thsnsonapP .nro9gh our oustom.houses ,oteign
hWelith-In behalf of the m,,,.-
ny oi THIS State, and of the minan indus.
% VI ciViIization OF this OoastN.--'ne pio-
VI tne whole people of Nevada, W. wen as
.eoomlnend 10 the authorities AZ " earnestly
nina VI utneuiiste opening and permsnsaneion
TO the END tnntea states Mint at Carson r1 :
go = Gnu tnat our mines NAV ha olty,
rom the unnecessary and bnrd y relieved
pense OF shipping their bullion th.Norhe ex.
sahu niles away for market 80 'uree thou.
the efforts OF Senator F " hereby
complish this result. fair to &C.
Generous provision o..
county, should be made for .S ~ state and
puoilc schools. They are estahiisSSaa Ipport Of
dement, OF all our people, and should i ior the
taihed entirely free from religions -, ' Main.
oiss' we believe in thorough And se@aucal
scnool supervision, aud are In favor s1oient
,ssIsia.lon az will best promote the sd suen
tlonsl Interests OF our State. "o eauca.
Fourteenth-The depression OF o.
interests, q prominent factor In onr inning
resources, necessitates the strIcta., hs'ehue
10 all branches of our Government ho ot.oaolny
and county. and we demand OF All ON, o.ate
oheers that sll possible retr~epchmsnp,u oile
uauS ogs,ent win tue proper Discharge ~
Ffteenth-ln common with The nou
OF the country we express our sympthv VII
ireland In hsr great struggle for Hn,ns I'm wv
The friends of liberty. throughout the .,Ms
are deeply interested in the effort whtoN aaq
supporters OF Gladstone and Parnell an Ssr
making to give the right to govern thars.~''
t. the long-suffering and greatly wroas e.
Irish people. and We sincerely hone I'M ~
struggle of Ireland for her lust rioh,s I'M ~
be with complete success .
Resolved. That in common with tbs n.
mocracy of the whole couatry we sjncs,s,.
lament the loss of the late Vice prsstSso.y
the United States. Thomas A, HendrIcss MI
hoaored and trusted leader, whose conc,iis'
tory counsel and patti Jtic teachings have bs.
come the common heritage Of our common
conntry We profoundly deplore that durins !
brief period of time the nation, aud partieu.
larly the Democratic party, has suffered ths
loss or -four other eminent citizens in tha ns,,
sons OF the gallant leader, George Z, Media.
Ian, the pure aud wise statesman Horatio ssr.
mour, the superb hero, Gen. Winfield Scott
Hancock, aud more recently the demise Of ths
discerning statesman, sagaeions counselor and
profound political philosopher, Samuel +
Tilden. "