Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-17

At Waarht,"s demand Of the
bennington, that Il shall Administrato,
yress D9In'eratic Represento..u the effort
NOW so t1e people free coinanes IN Con.
existing batras' hs formidable CO.. Silver,
pAhks and the National Re- rings, nstion.1i
- man Inc single gold stspSsoI.iean party IL
~ eue republican party In cru The action
using 10 Insert u silver pIsnSS Anlornia In "a
~ OBSERVES tue condemnntjou III their pl.,.
Pacific oes peopi'of the mining r 81 the siIyss.
Fourth-We indorse the :"
sne surplus In tho National Tr.Sy Of applyius
% ~ may accumulate, to The ne.sHsury, as ~,
hauohal debt, retiring as rantssSSyment Of Tia
pIe ne national bank circnlsttny as prachcA.
~. issue by the National Goo.,sha the d.
coin .n oenuef treasury notes, gold lament Of
ooln ana coin certificates. e'" AID silver
fHth-Wea rraign the RenrA,
lore the bar Of AL enlightensd mean party BE-.
ior us nigh crime committed s95satoone opinion
nc peace, aud against the beat irnst the pub.
VIE iaooring classes Of both TESTS OF the
hnaa9 ana encouraging the inanv ~ its in.
y our shores under treaty s. al asiatie
Fs.ba.hoe tHe crazy shibboletb ~ Sisnons
rstherhood of God and the I'm CT "rhs
Man" until there are planted .Dnotnerhood Of
PIE OF the Pacific States and Ta.o.ne the pe0
SO many leeches. sucking the Efa hhs1ories, lie
substance. 1000 Chinese cooliss ''oao OF our
Sixtn-We DENT and til eimmedfst
:. u Duriingame treaty and the ,ottosation
plSsslo1 OF Chinese Immigration IN y sup
the dsnor, isVor legislation providina ~
States. and we recommend the sne United
ronage OF white labor and its produc. We pat.
S~eyenth-The introduction nv 80
vi ms Ohlnese restriction bill and NJ or fir
III passing the same deserves the success
'ne entire people Of the Pacific Oosat,ProVai Of
Eiehth-A proper regard for tia va
tho workingman being insepArsh,v ~ lsre OF
with the integrity OF ourinstitution. vvuheeted
Ing classes should be protected in ~, lsoor'
pesceably to assert their riehts ~ euors
dangered by aggregated capital or Nv "Hen 90.
portatton OF foreigners aud aliens NJ snei IN
tract to perform labor or by the inyolnna.eon
other labor Of Cinnamon. uu'aya
Ninth-We are In favor Of uhox,,
free labor. All associations form Sases sad
purpose of developing intelligence n,, Ut ihe
the welfare and protecting the intersstsa gsuas
laborer and mechanic, and 10 ensh,s as
fully to contend for and maintain ,bst.asesss.
by peaceful and efficient means sQsin, ns.s
erful and oppressive combinations. sS"rt w
encouraged and expressly sanctioned Nv Ih %
and the Democratic party of Sevsas" "Si
favor of the enactment Of liberal Isw. IN
ing and encouraging the formation Of % ons1
alive and protective societies among All s,eYel'
Of laboring men. 'eAsses
Tenth-We approve the action OF the nsn
ocrstic House OF Congress in ~forisit,na =,
restoring to the public domain for homss,a y
for actual settlers nearly a hundred million,
OF acres OF unearned lands heretofora gvsnt-s
by Republican Congresses to railrosd ca,no..
tons, and we also approve the Act preves,;n,
alien ownership of large tracts os nnbits,
lands in the United States. P"'"V
Elevsnth-We commend the policy q, IN,
present Administration in strictly enfo,e',o
the tariff laws, the beneficial effect Q, wb,~s
- 80 happily Illustrated BY the fact tbs, the
great WOOL growing industry Of tue coantrv
receives more protection now by colleetins
the whole import duties on wool, thaa IL IA
unde the high tarin Of 1867 under the nr,e'
tice By Republican oticials Of letting foreIgn
wool slip through our Custom-houses Al Nc
than one-half OF said duties.
Twelfth-In behalf Of the mining Indus
try OF this State, and of the miuer The hid.
neer OF civilization on this O0gss-ss well a
OF the whole people Of Nevada, We earnestly
recommend to the authorities 1t Washington
the Immediate opening aud permanent ran.
ming OF the United States Mint at Carson Civ
TO the end that our mines may be relieved
from the unnecessary and burdensoue e1.
pense of shipping their bullion three thoa.
sand miles away for market, and We hereby
commend the efforts Of Senator Fair to &C.
| complish this result.
Thirteenth-Generous provision, State and
| county. should De msdo for tho support Of
| public schools. They are established fOrtls
benefit Of all our people. and should be main.
taiued entirely free from religious or political
bias. We believe in thorough AID sGtisni
scho0l supervision, and are ia isym d such
legislation ss will best promote tas SueE
| ;ioual interests Of our State.
F0urioenih-The depression OF oa, mining
INTEREST,", n prominent factor In asr f7snss
resources, nacesEitAtes the stricta, economy
in all branches of our Government, osA SAlA
and county, and We demand Of oil oar public
officers that all possible retranchnsla @
made consistent with the proper d~isohEge o.
the duties Of their severAl Offices.
Ffteenth-Tn common with the Demsaty
Of the country we express our sympthy VIE
Ireland in her great struggle for Home aus
The friends Of liberty. throughout the WA
are deeply interested In the effort yhiea as
supporters Of Gladstone and Psruell sFels
making to give tho right to govern thenaet6s
to the Concentrating and greatly vfolsa
Irish people, and we sincerely hope thha.
struggle Of Ireland for her Just rights sail
be own with complete success
Resolved. That in common with The W
mocrAey Of the whole country we sincerely
lament the loss of the late Wee Presioeh.a
the United States. Thomas A. Hendricks, Wv
hoEored and trusted leader. whose eoneiib
tory counsel and patriotic teachings have %
come the common heritage Of our common
country. We profoundly depiors that during
BRIEF period of time the nation, and psrnea'
lsrly the Democratic party, has suffered s'
loss OF four other eminent citizens 10 iae pet'
son OF the gallant leader, George b hcVie'
Ian, the pure aud wise statesman. Horsu9 ee!.
mour, the superb hero, Gen. Winhela ~
Hancock, aud more recently the demise OF is
discerning statesman, ssgAcious counseioL
profound political philosopher, samuel .
Tilden.