Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-02

ing and e '"p gractment Of liberal law.
asiVe anu protective soc,a.;nnnnaion Of co.or.r
OF laboribg men 'oo'ehes among ali o,,Oper.
Aenth-We approve thu .o4
oolauc House OF Congress- tnon OF the Dem
IN . the public domain fIorielting and
81 scrns 80 'isFs nearly a und,a Somesteads
by Ernnhi uneariled lands heretoso-. millions
tons, and we sIso srcsses to railroad cso,sl'ed
alien w a,so approve the Act corpora.
I - = ownership OF large trsn.s preventing
ANUS IN the Uattcd States "~ots Of publiss
rIeNsuth-We Commend ,ho
H.. administration in et,ipvlIey Of thu
ia az han laws; the beneficial effscy, e%uiorcing
great ppily Illustrated by the fsc, y, Which
receives ,no1a wig industry of the s. The
u whole import duties on VOL, " collecting
unuer the high tariff of ls67 - ~ .han II did
W republican officials Of Iat.,s ths prac.
NJ sup through our Custom .hnnng foreign
'nSn one,half Of said duties. nouses at less
try on thio . : oehelf Of the MINING ,,.
neer ~ rdn,i H.ate, ana Of the miner-5b.naa mus
y, ~ ciVilization on this CoastN..'n e pho.
" .ne whole people of Nevada as well as
recommend 70 the authorities we earnestly
Mo nmeaitate opening and nsrn"asnington
mn OF the United States Mint AZ nnaneht run.
70 the end that our mines nav larson City,
49, 'ne unnecessary and aelieVed
sand h.pping their bullion thru eI'
sanu niles away for market MA .nree thou.
the efforts OF sensto. we hereby
complish this result. or Fair to &C.
Ihirteenth-Generous prov,s,,u
county, should be made for ~ otate and
pubic schools. They are estahit.ssu support o.,
oeuent OF all our people, and sbonid iert
anou uut'reiy Tree from religions ., 70 main.
scSooi .o ooiLeve IN thorough and smoiaAi
schooI supervision. and are In fsuo. emcien.
iegislatlon as will best promote VI OF such
uohal interest Of our State. "e educa.
f~ourteenth-Tha depression a, F.
Intcrests' q prominent factor In On. uinihg
resources, necessities the stricta.t .eVehua
III al branches OF our Government MN osoeony
anu county we demand Of All on oesle
oIlcers that all possible retrencbrat PUZZLE
made consistent with the proper dt.ansen@ be
the duties OF their several Offices. Aafse Of
Ffteenth-In common with tha n.
VI inc country we express our symnthv 10y
arelsnd IN her great struggle for HON! WIN
Inc friends OF liberty. throughout tha "a,s
are deeply interested in the effort vht.tt "a
suppofters OF Gladstone and Parnell w. ~, ss
making to give the right to govern thsa rsnv
to the ~long-suffering and prestiz n'sses
lrish people. and we sincerely hono ,,ss. nv.
strugSle OF Ireland for her lust riob,s ~"
De crowned with complete success ~ai
hesolved. That in common with A..
mocracy OF the whole country we sinrs,s.
.ane9t tne ioss OF the late Vice President =,
,ue oni'eo STATES. Thomas A. Hendricks. tbs
hoaored and trusted leader. whose consn y
tory counsel and patriotic teachings hsvs -
come the common heritage of cur eomn"s
country. We profoundly deplore that dpr,n..
brief period of time the nation, and partIsu,
larly the Democratic party, has suferss ~.
loss OF four other eminent citizens 10 tbs ns,
sons OF the gallant leader, George B. McdJsi.
Ian, the pure and wise statesman. Hors.to ssr
mour, the superb hero, Gen. Winasld 3D.,
Hancock, and more recently the demise Of ina
discerning statesman. sAgscious c5unselor IA
profound political philosopher, ssEael i
Tilden. t -