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

favor OF the enactment n, -
..s ana Encouraging tho orral laws fos,..
Ase ahu protective soeiero.atOn Of co.ons-
OF iaboring men. among all clssssua'
Ienth-Wo approve thu
ooIatG mouse of Congress. an OF the Dem-
for Sn.ns 10 tne public domain ffoU TO- sDd
of acres Of nnaa nssriy a hundred nessteads
~ republican Oongresses 10 a.re,oiore granted
a'iaa' and we also approve the a Ar corpora.
nlen ownership OF large -. preventinp
iAnas In the United Stats "acts Of publiS
pres.ut Asu"o commend the policr
the 9nru administration in %strietin, OF the
il so hsnriSrw Tue beneficial effect 1nI,'orScing
happily illustrated by the ~ OF which
sloat wool growing Industry ~ ~, that the
Se4Ves more protection now W country
.no Whole import duties on wo, collecting
unuer the high tariff Of 1867 ,tnsn 1t did
u.s. y republican officials OF let,inl. he prac.
than onaPp snrongh our Custom. housss .otelgn
IWelith-In behalf of the n,
NY OF mis- State, and of the mining indus.
nee,o i ciVilization on this Ooast tue Pic.
OF the whole people of Nevada rs well as
Iecommend TO the authorities ~ earnestly
- opening and perm,nau..ug'on
W r. Il United states Mint at Carsnn I'M mn
= .no Gnu that our mines NAV ha oig,
rom the unnecessary and bnrd y relieved
pehse OF shipping their bullion ths " y eL.
sahd miles away for market ana .nres thou.
the efforts OF Senstor We hereby
complish this result. 'an TO &c.
anirteenth-Generous provision o..
county, should be made for tha Seste and
pubic schools. They are estshi,.ssu support Of
Denent OF all our people, and shonld - ior The
sainea entirely free from religions y, msln.
plas. We believe in thorough AVA ponticsl
sehooi supervision, and are In fave, ouaeleni
ieglsialon as will best promote tho suen
iional interest of our State. NV euuca.
Fourte-nth-The Depression
interests, a prominent factor in U.i mining
resources, necessttates the strictast ssenas
IN al branches Of our Government 80 ovos a
and county. and we demsud OF All su o.ste
ofhcers that all possible retrencbms puois
made consistent with the proper discbsraa 10
the duties Of their several Offices. "se OF
Ffteenth-In common with the na,o.
OF the country We express our symnthv nsss9y
ireland IN her great struggle for Home p .nu
The friends of liberty. Throughout ~ lug lug
are deeply interested in the effort wh,os a nd
supporters of Gladstone aud parneIl .. us
making to give the right to govern tbers,.L1s
70 the long-sufering and greatly vronses
Irish people, and we sincerely hone ,b.s.sNsa
struggle OF Ireland for her lust rights sh %s
be crowned with complete success.
hebolved, That In common with tha ma
mocracy OF the whole couatry we sines,st,
lament the loss of the late Vice prasids,.c!,
the United States. Thomas A.. Hensrtrt. ~
holored and trusted leader, whose canr,,i,
tory counsel and patti tic teachings have ia,
CONS the common heritage Of our common
country. We profoundly deplors that durinS .
brief period OF time the nation, and psrtisp'
larly the Democratic party, has suffered M.
loss OF four other eminent citizens in tbs ma,
sons of the gallant leader, George B. Media.
Ian, the pure aud wise statesman, Horstjo Raw.
mour, the superb hero, Gen. Winfield scott
Hancock, aud more recently the demise Of ina
discerning statesman, sagacious counselor and
profound political philosopher. Samuel ],
Tilden.