Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-29

favora 2a
Ing ana 'he ensetinont Il liberal ,,u,
alive and prot % ue 'he formation Of c a" :
or lahpris 4 men eHesa among all oI ss~r.
ne approve the actior
oi.'ic mouse OF Congress- in ot the Dem.
for s...ns 10 the public domain for theitng aud
OF ncrrs ~ nnr hear.y a hundred es,esds
By Repuhitcsn % lands heretofore a rni
tioas puSiiohh congresses TO rnilYosao Rranted
ans' ana We also approve the antau corpora
- ownership OF large trsn.a preventing
ianosl the United Ststes "'0's OF public
press,t I've comrnend the po,icr
The tss,e administration in strictlv u the
a. o. iaWs. the beneficial effect eniorcing
so happily illustrated bv Tho uss !" OF which
saea. wool growing Industry Of mat the
leeeiVes more protection now nne country
.ne whole import duties ON va, = collecting
rau ,ne nigh tariff of 1867 nndau IL did
wool nephoiican officials of %letting' Ie prac.
than siiP through our Custom. hon iotelgn
'nan one-half Of said duties. uSes at less
1Weltth-ln behalf of the
- THIS state, and Of the minan lndus.
70 Vi CIVILIZATION on this CoastN.n'ue pio-
VI Tue whole people Of Nevada, NO Wei as
.SSinnenn 10 the authorities at Whihestiy
ming OF the United States MINI ~ lament ran.
70 the end that our mines NAV hn ason oity,
rom the unnecessary and buraa,Iuil eved
pehse OF shipping their bullion thS"onnIe ex-
sanu miles away for market, and Nc tlou-
complish this result. rair to &C.
Thirteenth-Generous prov,s,ou
county, shonld be made for the sn 1oale and
pubic schools. They are estabIishaa pport Of
oeueht OF All our people, and sbonld ~ wi inc
taihed entirely free from religions y, = man.
olas' we believe in thorough and pSaincal
,ono1 superVlslon, and are in favor m ~
Legislation as will best promote tho VI such
'lonsl Interest," Of our State. "' euuca'
Fourteenth-The depression of on.
interests, q prominent factor In ON. A'ninB
resources, necessitates the strictest aesenue
In all branches Of our Governmen, hesoIohy
anu county ana we demand OF all our nnt,se
officers that all possible retrencbra puone
made consistent with the proper dischans s DC
the duties OF their several offices. VI
Ffteenth-ln common with the Damao..-
OF the country we express our sympthv III
ireland In her great struggle for Home NY
Inc friends of liberty. throughout tbe w
are deeply interested In the effort wb,cS Sta
supporters OF Gladstone and Psrnell arc -
making to give ~theriRht to govern thensAi NV
TO the lonR-suffering and greatly wron,es
irish people. and we sincerely hone ,bst ~
struggle Of Ireland for her inst riohts sh.,,
be W with complete success 'AAi
Resolved. That In common with the ma.
mocracy OF the whole country we sinca.oN.
lament the loss of the late Vice prsxide,ta
the United States. Thomas A. Hendricks. ,bs
hoaored and trusted leader, whose conc,,ii.'
tory counsel and patriotic teachings have Ia.
come the common heritage Of our common
country. We profoundly deplore that dn,ins !.
brief period of time the nation, and pa,tisr'
larry the Democratic party, has suffered tSs
loss OF four other eminent citizens ia tbe nov,
sons OF the gallant leader, George u, Mcolsi'
Ian, the pure and wise statesman, Horstio Sar.
mour, the superb hero, Gen. Winfield Scott
Hancock, and more recently the demise Of the
discerning statesman, sagacious counselnr "a
profound political philosopher, Samuel j.
Tilden. v