The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-10-09
our silver mines, and thrown thousands of hon
est laborers out of employment.

our silver mines, and thrown thousands of hon.
est laborers out of employment.
III.
ducts of loW-priced 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 maintenance OF the present
tariff on lead, torax, soda and other mineral
productions, and on behalf of our wool-grow-
ing interests a restoration of the wool tariff of
1851, and we denouhce the recent attempt OF
TEN pit OF the Democratic majority in the Ma
tional House of Representatives to pass the
Morrison bill reducing the tariff 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 to non
resident aliens becoming land owners. The
publ domain shonld be reserved as home
steads for actual settlers, and the accumula-
ton of large tracts or bodos of land in the
hands Of of corporations OF individuals should
be discouraged, and In the case Of land grants
10 railroad corporations where the corpora
lions have failed 10 comply with the condl-
ions of the grants the land should be for
feited to the General Government, and held
for the benefit OF actual settlers.
We favor the intelligent organization of
labor for such worthy purposes as mutual
education aud fer the protection OF their i'll
terestz IN all things relating 10 their welfare
and To the indu strial welfare of the country,
aud we favor the enactment of State aud Ma
tional laws providing Tor the settlement OF
controversies between employers and en- ployes
by methods oil voluntary arbitration, or oy the
establiz hmeut Oi Courts OF COuclllallon. which
viii avoid the waste, loss anu il-ieeling result
ing from strikes aud iOckouts, and the usual
expense Of litigation.
vi.
We denounce the action of the Democratic
House Of Representatives Al lts Iast Session Ia
hi IL
zeus OF this State for loss sustained in the
indian " al Of looo ali claims tor supplies fur
n.shed for The suppression oi Indian most IL
ties, ana also for service rendered during that-
memorable struggle IN winch the lives OF
large number ol our most respected ctizens
we're s~crnc,d.
We denannce the pretense of the Demo
cratic party vi having sympathy for local cell
government la ireland, Wine the democratic
IlUuse of Representatives., in Committee ol
mo N noe, repeatedly refused 10 indorsc that
pnncipie Ia the niuaths 0t Ainil aud june
iast tnAt Oouy vi democrats on t,lfee several
oorHrions ruJe.tea "A resolution lnaOrsing a
irec i.llIlamenl Isr Iceland, when II III the
.oiIowGug words
.i,csaited, 1hat the House Of Representa-
tises Carhestiy - nlPalhl.e VITA idsnl Hon
n IN. r. DIsdstoao anu hls assOtiales ia their
elu. Is IL secure Iree faTianIcI. IOr lieiaud
anu C.siI. raluiatu lie peaPle al that h4tacrtu
unhappy cOhntaa upOh Inc prospect al IA
caiIS aud successful tr nj nation u, long anu
patfDtIc zlfI-Lis Iof thc tIsut OI sci guNslh-
meat IS 1hcteDi alrcUura,q the grow tn "a
a I4uCfaI -gIilt lAfOu- hvat urcat Drltain.
L.
We com ncnd the efforts of Senator Jones
anu Jofl- rcssnan N oudDarn al obtaining an
AUTHORIZATION oil sJO,OJ Tor public land sur
.r1s IA Ials state, aud we sUnuCnil The action
OF inc oenvrli l-and oice ln MlthhoGlng
noIteys Appropriated Tor that purpose, and
nafl p,uIarlY CodSInn the action vi Senator
4. hImae1 irDn " agLIlnfHf0u
during al Ine lilne wnen appropriations lor
ms Sia.e we've under consideration Dy the
Senate.
We endorse the action of Senator JONES and
Congressman " UOdDaTn In their efforts 10
suppress polygamy IN Utah, and 10 check the
growth oi dIsioyalIty 10 the Government IN
luat territory. aud We July endorse the prln-
elples oil the oil Introduced Tor that purpose
bycOngressman N OodDarn. No endorse the
action ul tho Republican oenate IN passing IN
the early days Of the last session oi Congress
N blil veil calculated to suppress the gro Wing
evil Ot polygamy, and cheek the grown Vi
tho hostile power of the Mormon Church,
which Is threatening the peace aud tarnish-
ing the good nAue OF the Ontted states. We
condemn the action Of the Deinocraue House
OF hepresontutlYes In refusing during all the
long session of Congress which has Just closed
| 10 cunsldsf any measure tending to relieve
our country from The blIghtlng curse OF polyg-
amy ana polygamous rule IN Utah and tue
surrounding Territories.
We are opposed TO the future importation
of Chinese TO this country. or of any other
fntrlpn la bOrers, under the contract system,
nnd W. favor any plan for the relief Of free
labor from competition with convict labor
which doe not impose upon Tree labor the
exnense of supporting convict labor la Idle
ness or useless labor. And We favor the
adoption of laws providing Tor the protection
of workers in our mines and other hazardous
callings, and such other measures as Will APP
prove Tue material and social welfare OF our
Industrial population. We are earnestly OPP
posed to the doctrine Of the so-ealled anareh-
lists, and we believe in the most perfect pro-
lection 10 each and every Individual IN the
enjoyment of the fruits of all his personal
ehurts to earn an honest livelihood.
XI.
The paramount interest of civilization re-
ouires that the money used as a circulating
medium in any county shall at all times bear
a constant ratio to the increasing population
of that country. Contraction OF the currency
involves all financial evils to which nation
can be subjected, among which are robbery
of the de btor, stagnation of business, reduce
ton OF wages, and the enslavement Of the
masses for the benefit of bondholders and
graspine creditors. We denounce the bond
holders conspiracy to demonetize silver and
contract the money of the world to a single
gold standard as a crime against civilization.
Ii would double the obligation OF bonds and
all other contracts for the payment of money,
which now aggregate IN the clVlllzed w9rld
the enormous sum of more than one hundred
thousand million dollars thereby making the
rich richer and the poor poorer, and lmpov-
erish the masses for fayorite few. We arc
therefore in favor of the free and unlimited
coinage OF both gold and silver on the basis
now provided by law; r,
w oo..aa,.,. ~, a nar,oorat;c Houao of II an,