Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-19

Third-Wo demand n, -
as "aShlngton, tLatit shall e Administers.
=, sne democratic Reprasseeond the esa,ss,
sl.sS 70 give the people fra"utetives In Gals
w,Ihstanding the formid Jpoinage of si,sI
hsnts etWee the gold eoInbinadas,
m ain, a Tue National Renrh,,aass' natiop,i
of the sinBle gold standHrd n party d
- ~ Republican party I'm crru, The aciln%s
using to insert u silver ~ Vailfornia in inn
io,in reserves the conden nsn IN their MI.
Pacific Coast. nhg regions Of n.
tho od-ne lndorse the policr
No ~ rpius IN the National Tressl applying
national deht atGi r TO the paymap, Is ias.
H. az ueot' retiring as rauidIy . .e OF thu
ole the national bank ctrcplsttniy as prsctics.
Iect issue by the NationsI GU ~, and the III
desai tender Treasury notes ogysernment a,
0oln ana COIN certificates. oViu aid alive,
fora ~ " srrsign the Republics,
| for its Si H. = an enlightened publ, parry be.
nc peace, aud against the hes. sa.ust the pub.
Wits laoorlng classes Of both saSatests Of the
stHn9 ana encouraging the tnanS " Isl In.
80 u shores under treaty. a. a. Asiatle
F ~ utueI the crazy shibbolstb Npulston,
Mo- nno Ul GOD and the Brotbe.h Ths
man, until there are planted smroOanerhooda
pie OF the Pacific States ana Hrn uNg the pea
80 many ieeehes. sucking the liz hn.ories, lie
substance. 10000 Chinese cooiies ioou OF our
sirth-We demand the immedis
purilngslne treaty aud the ,o..oosgsuon
pr1ssion OF Ohluese immigration IN ia sup
SOIL ana We favor legislation " american
the deportation Of ali Ohinss. providing for
STATES, and We recommend the - .ae United
ronAge OF white labor and its produaHiVe pat.
Seyenth-Tne Introduction nv s auuoo.
VI M OhInese restriction bill and ~ Fair
th passing 1ne same deserves the spn,o success
the entire people Of The Pacific Go' approval Of
Elghth-A proper regard for IN
the workinRman being ingepatshSv ~ itre Of
win tne integrity OF ourinstitutions ,Shansected
ing classes should be protected In n neiAoor
peacesDly TO sssert their rights wh' enofs
dangered by aggregated capital. or h. su.u %.
portation OF foreigners and aliens .nein
tract to perform labor or by the invo o.ust co.,
other labor of Chinamen. untsrya
Ninth-We are in favor Of liberal
free labor. All associations formas sesta
purpose OF developing intelligence ~ is
the welfare and protecting the intsrs.smvung
laborer and mechanic, and to enahls .. VI hs
iuiIy 10 contend Tor and maintain thsiy ,ias.
by peacetul and efficient means again, "sna
erful and oppressive combinations 49, Pow
encouraged snd expressly sanctioned ~ 70
and the Democratic party of Nevsds'nsi
OF the enactment Of liberal law. ,"M
ing and encouraging the formation q, a assxi'
alive and protective societies among IN cl..pf..
of lGboring men. 'asses
Tenth-We approve the action n, a.
ocrstic House Of Congress in forfsi,tra Ism,
restoring 10 the public domain for homss, ~
for SEXUAL ~aettlers nearly a hundred r,pesa'
OF acres OF unearned lands heretofore o,ss.4;
by Republican Congresses to railroad eo,n".
tons, and We also approve the Act prsyss,ias
alien ownership OF large tracts ~ ,.Lass
lands in the United States. f4N'
Elevsnth-We commend the nolicv a, A.
present Administration in strictly esfo,cn,
the tariff laws. the beneficial effect N VIZ
is so happily illustrated by the fact IN, ~
great wool growing industry Of the eount,v
receives more protection now by c%ollectin.
the who'll import duties on wool, than n a5
under the high tariff Of 1857 under tbt ma
tiee by Republican officials Of letting fortigs
WOOL slip through our Oustom.h ousss Al ~,
han one.half Of said duties.
Twelfth-In behalf Of the mining indp.
try OF this State. and OF the miner-ths MA
neer OF civilization on this OoAst-as well a
Of the whole people Of Nevada, we earnestly
recommend 20 the authorities ct Washiugtoa
thsi Immediate opening and permanent rup.
ming Of the United States Mint st Carson Oily
10 the end that our mines may be relieved
from The unnecessary and buriensons 81.
pense of shipping their bullion three thou.
sand niles away for market, and We hereby
commend the efforts OF Senator Fair 10 4.
e~omplish this result.
Acknowledgement provision, State ard
county. should be made for the sappor, q
public schools. They are established for Tho
bencht Of all our people, and should be uGin.
tanned entirely free from religious OF pohtcd
bias. We believe IN thorough and Efficient
school supervision, and are 10 isyo Of neh
legislation ~ will best promote toe eilrI
iionsl interest OF our State.
Fourteenth-The depression o. our zlsig
Interests, a prominent factor 10 oa' ryesas
resources, necessitgtes the strictas tosom!
in all branches Of our Government, bga sAis
and county, and We demand OF all oI pabls
officers that all possible retrenchnsna BE
made consistent witt the proper disenIg Of
the duties Of their several offices.
Fftseuth-ln common with the DsnseitfY
of the country we express our sympth! VIA
Ireland in her great struggle for Hone ttis
The friends Of liberty throughout the viii
are deeply Interested in the effort yhiea M
supporters of Gladstone and Parnell sttH
making 10 give the right to govern theBss's
to the long-suffering and greatly wrolss
Irish people. and We sincerely hops thNns
struggle Of ireland for her Just rights 'll
be crowned with complete success
Resolved, That Ia common with ihs w
mocracy of the whole country we sineee!.
lament the loss of the late Vice Presidehid
the United States. Thomss A. Hendricks, To
houored and trusted leader. whose eonslI
tory counsel and patriotic teachings have oe
come the common heritage Of our common
country. We profoundly deplore that darhga
brief period of time the nation, and psfnea
lArly the Democratic party, has suffered Wv
loss Of four other eminent citizens 10 tnepss
sons OF the gallant leader, George b. hcole'
Ian, the pure aud wise statesman, Hofsnehey
mour, the superb hero, Gen, Winneid seVu
Hancock. and more recently the demise Of us
discerning statesman. sagactous coun'fioI "
profound political philosopher, ssmaa :"
Tilden.