The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-10-23

est ldDOFerb out Oh eHlplVymcAl
We favor a tariff upon the imported pro-
| duets of W-pricod foreign labor so as to
| protect the interests of American wage-work-
ers, and for the Development OF American
| industries. We demand in behalf of our min
| ing interests the maintenanee oil the present
tariff on lead, Lorax, soda and Other mineral
productions, and on behalf of our wool-srow-
ing interests a restoration OF the wool larln OF
| 1857, and We denOunce the recent attempt OF
| tempt OF the Democratic majority in the Ma.
tiOnal House of Representatives to pass the
| Morrison bill reducing the tarih on The pro
duct of our mines and placing wool on the free
| list
We believe in American soil for American
| American citizens, and are opposed 10 non
resident aliens becoming land owners. The
/ publ domain should be reserved as nome
| steads for actual settlers, and the accumula-
| ton of large tracts or bodlos OF land IN the
| hands of Of corporations or lnulYlduas should
| be discouraged. and In the case oil land grants
| 10 raj road corporations where the corpora
| lions have failed To comply with the condi-
lions of the grants the land should be Tor,
| feted to the General Government, aud held
for the benefit OF actual settlers.
We favor the intelligent organization of
labor for such worthy purposes as mutual
| education and for the protection OF their IN
terests in ali things relating TO their welfare
and to the industrial welfare OF the country,
| tioual laws providing for the settlement OF
controversies between employers and EN- plos &c
| by methods of voluntary arbitration, or oy the
| establishment Of Courts ofConclllatlon' whlch
vi II avoid the waste, loss and ill-ieelng result
Jig from strikes aud iockouts, aud the usual
| expense Of litigation.
We denounce the action of the Democratic
| HOuse Of Representatives at Its last session ~
striking from the bill 10 compensate the elti-
zeus OF this State for loss sustained IN The
indian War of 15J0 ali claims for supplies iuf
shed Tor the suppression OF Indian most IL
ties, ana also for service rendered curing nat
memorable struggle in which the lives OF a
large number OF our most respected citizens
were saCflhced.
VII.
We dcnounce the pretense of the Demo
cratic palty Of having sympathy for local cell
government in ireland, WINE the democratic
Huuse OF Representative, III Committee OF
tae u noe, repeatedly refused To lndofse that
erAcitIe IN the months of Apill and } ne
iast that BODY vi Democrats en- three several
occasions rejected a resolution indorslng
free Parliament Tor Iceland, which Is IL the
following words
.,aes,.ved. Ihai the House Of Representa-
ives earnestly s1mpdihlze Win hlghi non
Nm r GLADSTONE and his associates IN their
efforts 10 secHre a Tree Parliament Tor Ireland
aud { d trafuate the people OF That hit5iefto
unhappy connuy upOh the prospect oi al
ears ard successful termination 81 a long ana
putTUtlE rkIuZ-ie lbI AAlt III - VI 81 49,
menu fhc.ebY discOnusing the grown oi
| "a HBeraI spirit tEroH ZlOni treat Bnlaln
VII
We commend tie e.iorts OF Senator Jones
and Cpu.s rcs>hlan - oodhl.fh IN oolaihlhs ~
approximation 81 s3U.UU0 tor public lana sur-
.rts Ia thi- state, anu We 5onuci1u Tue action
af the ttenerd! Land office Ia Withholding
! MONEYS Appropriated for thai purpose, and
particularly coadsmn TIC action Oh senator
enir IN absentlng himself from Washington
during al the time when appropriations Tor
this State were under consideration by the
Senate.
We endorse the action Of Senator Jones and
Congressman " O0dbarn IN their enofts To
suppress pulygamy IN Utah, and to check the
growth of dlslos ality 10 the Government IN
Ihnt Territory, aud We fully endorse the prlh-
ciplos OF the bill introduced Tor that phfPOse
| by Congressman W0Odbdrn. We endorse the
notion Of the Republican Senote IN passing IN
tho early days OF the last session Of Congress
| "A biu well calculated 10 suppress the grOHlEs
evil OF pois gany, and CHECK the CROWN OF
thn hostile poser of the Mormon Churcn,
which is threatening the peace ana thfhlsh-
ing the good name Oi the United states. .
condsmn the action of the Demueraue House
| OF Representatives IN refusing during All Tue
long session Of Congress which has Just ciosed
10 consider any measure tendlng 10 fellefe
our eountr, from the blighting curse ofpelyg-
amy and pOiygamuus rule In Otah ana Tue
surrounding Territories.
y.
We are opposed 10 the future importation
| of Chinese 10 this country, or of any other
| forelgn iaborers, under the contract system,
and we favor any plan for the rellef Oh iree
| labor from competition WITH CONVEY lapVf,
which doe not impose upon Tree iapor ,he
ness ar useless labor. And We favor the
ndoption OF laws providing tor the protection
of workers in our mines ana otheI hhhaiaous
calungs and sch other measures as VIII APP
/ a AL vail
Industrial population. We are earnestly OPP
posed to the doctrine of the so-called anarch-
lists, and we believe in the most perieet pro-
lection to each and every Individual IN the
enjoyment of the fruits OF all his personal
efforts to earn an honest livelihood.
XI.
The paramount in terest of civilization re-
auires that the money used as circulating
medium in any country shall at all times Dear
n constant ratio to the increasing population
of that country. Contraction OF the currency
involves all financial evils TO whi9h mutton
can be subjected among which are ROBBERY
of the debtor stagnatiOn of business, reduc-
tion of wages, and the enslavement oil the
masses for the benefit OF bondhOiaers anu
eraspine creditors. We denounce the oond,
contact the money Of the world to a single
gold standard as n crime against clvillzauOn;
In would double the obligation OF bonds ana
all other contracts for the payment Oh money,
which now aggregate IN tue clNhNS' "yyiSs
the enormous sun of moro than one hundred
thousand million dollars. thereby making the
rich richer and the poor poorer, ana lmpov-
erish the masses fur a fayorite few. we are
therefore in favor of the free and unlimited
coinage of both gold and silver on the basis
now provided by law.
XII.
We condemn the Democratic House OF Rep
resentatiyes for refusing 20 make the neces-
sary appropriations for the construction OF
- - 1afa la of commerce