Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-20

= We demand n, a. -
Of uu~aSnihBton, that il shall Nc AdministY,a.
go Dehocratic Keprssseuoohd the ef"ou
Sa.ss 70 give the people f,aau'atiVes In ciHh
svf.Standlng the fo~rmiSspUiinage Of silVaa
bants petWeen the gold combinstinn,
m.fnta1n ,hanu1 Nauonal Repuhltssss, National
! of the Ranrh1insIe gold standard party "a
frs no nepuollcSn party IN HSr r The acila~s
using To insert a SILVIA ~ Valifornia in"a
noInn ueserVes the condemnstdnA In their MI.
F1eihc Coast. INNING regions Of \.
| the surnI,s, a. NURSE the policy =,
a. surplus In the National fTrsSy OF applyipv
national ~ ISeuInulate, TO the pavny' as fist
oie the national bank ciYcnips.dly as prsctic.
ieo. issue by the National nna, and the Il.
CO.. .enuer treasury notes. voJ,Saernnent Of
rIlth-W arraign the Ren,hu
sor .ne par OF an enlightened nnI MA party be.
lie nnisn crime committed sestnst opinion
white Iaborina aeainst the best Interests pub.
slu98 and encouraging the ,rs11ees' BY Tia IN.
nosues 70 our shores under trestn Of Asiltc
anu under the crazy shihhoIss supulstion,
ratherhood OF God and the p'.n 81 "Tke
man, until there are planted s,unno.nerhoOda
pieoI the racine States and Tsr,us .he Pc.
substance I5o on Gssng the life.blood .; nls
Stxth-We demand tho immaaes
Oh the b~urlingame treaty and Nv SEGREGATION
preston OF Chinese immipratIo. 'oul sup.
SOIL and we favor Legislation America
tne deportation Of all Chimes. tnomaing for
states, and we recommend the s,., .ne United
ronage OF white labor and its prosno.i pat.
~ Mu-lhe introduction by sensto.
OF MS Ohinese Restriction bill snd SsaN0r Fair
In passing the same deserves tba MS success
inc entlre people Of the Pacific Coz sppfOVh Of
Eighth-A proper regard for H.
the "orhinRinan being insepsrsblv easreo OF
with the integrity Of urinstitution vSnnected
ing classes should be protected in ~ Gus labor
pesceaoly 10 assert their rights whs enofs
dsngered by aggregated capital, q, whsn %.
portation OF foreigners and sliens " their.
tract to perform labor or by the invo oIusr CO..
other labor of Cinnamon. 'oiuntur9
Ntnth-We are In favor of Nher.,-
free labor. All associations forMa sasesna
purpose OF developing intelligence ,f %
the welfare protecting the intersst. suaa
isporer ana mechanic, and to enable srs ~ I. ns
fully to contend for and maiptsin 4. success
by peaceful and efficient means ,o. gsa rights
erful and oppressive combination ~ poE'
encouraged and expressly sapctionai oe
and the Democratic party of NsvsasY msi
favor OF the enactment Of liberal law tn
ing and encouraging the formation of ssNi'
alive protective societies among m cl.sYs "
OF laboring men. VASES
Tenth-We approve the action n, -
ocratic House Of Congress in f%or;stira ZEN,
restoring TO the public domain for homss,s.S.
Tor actual aettlers nearly a hundreA ,o,lWs-s
Of acres OF uneArned lands Heretofore s,. n .
by Republican Congresses to railroad so.-o..
tons, and we also approve the Act preyst,irs
alien ownership OF large tracts Of rrsis
lands in the United States. f~"4s
Elevsnth-We commend the noliev =, A..
present Administrator In strictly snsa,,,.s
the tariff laws, the beneficial effect a vtiss
Is so happily illustrated by the fact tbst ~
great wool growing industry OF the cou,t-v
receives more protection now by oogse,,s,
the whole import duties on wool, than h 5S
under the high tarin Of 1867 under the rne.
tice by Republican officials of letting for,lgU
wool slip through our oustom.housss ~,
than one-half OF said duties.
Twelfth-In behalf OF the mining indu.
try OF this State, and Of the miner-the ma.
neer OF civilization on this Coast-ss veil q
OF the whole people Of Nevads, we earnestly
recommend 20 the authorities Of Wsshipgton
the Immediate opening and permanent ran.
ming OF the United States Mint st Carson Citr
to the end that our mines may be relieved
from the unnecessary and burdensome e..
pense Of shipping their bullion three thou.
sand miles way for market, and We hereby
commend the efforts OF Senator Fair 10 &c.
complish this result.
Thirteenth-Generous provision, ststs sud
county, should be made for the sapport Of
Pgblic schools. They sre established for tho
beneht Of all our people, and should be main.
tained entirely free from religions or political
bias. We believe in thorough and shasni
school supervision, and are in favor a such
legislation as will best promote TIE atucl
lions interests of our State.
Fourteenth-The depression Of our mining
necessitatss the stritei eeot0my
in all branches Of our Government, baA State
and county, and We demand OF al on public
officers that all possible retrencbnnn b
made consistent with the proper eishGgs Of
the duties Of their several Offices.
Ffteenth-In common with The DensrEl
OF the country we express our sympthy VIII
Ireland in her great struggle for H0Mh kEs
The friends Of liberty Throughout tbe yAa
are deeply interested in the eGor. yhieh %
supporters OF Gladstone and Psrnell HtM
making to give the right TO govern the1isfs
to the l~ong-sudering and grestly vrcasA
Irish people, and We sincerely hope ihNal
struggle of ireland for her just rights sa
be crowned with complete success
Resolved. That in common with sae w
mocracy of the whole country we slneefl
lament the loss of the late Wise Prssideaia
the United States. Thomas A. HendrieDlMu
hoLored n trusted lesder. whose conaas
tory counsel and patriotic teachings have .
come the common heritage OF our eonnua
country. We profoundly deplore that dariss'
brief period of time the nation, and parnsu'
lsrly the Democratic party, has suffered w
loss of four other eminent citizens 10 we XII
sons OF the gallant leader, George b heVsr
Ian. the pure aud wise statesman. hoisnV ~.
mour, the superb hero, Gen. Winfield ssva
Hancock, and more recently the demise q ~
discerning statesman, sagscious counselor NV
profound political philosopher, samuel
Tilden.