Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-25

favor Of the enactment az ,h...,
ing aud encouraging the fornsl laws foster.
OF laboring men e"es among ali clssssa
Ientn-We approve the sct,on
1910 house OF Congress in ~ tne Dem.
for sc,r W .ne pubic domain for honnng aud
aotuai eettlers nearIy A nomesteads
~ acres OF unearned lands bara.aled millions
~ republican Congresses TO rsii.oos1e GRANTED
a,Ia, = we also approve the Act oofpors.
S.nd ownership OF large tracts preventing
ianus IN the United States. s OF public
prssa,. I've commend the po,icv
xhosent administration in strict1ney OF the
me tsrin laws. the beneficial efyscy enforcing
80 happily Illustrated by the ~. ., which
eieat wool growing Industry 81 mat the
.eoeives more protection now nv ~ country
n : wnoie import duties on wool. ttb .Oiecting
tice Nv Re ny tariff of 1867 under tbs aid
.oep y republican officials OF lettina' we prac-
Wool slip through our Ouatome lung foreign
'nsn one-half OF said duties. uSes at less
Twelfth-In behalf of the m,r,..
Wy OF THIS State, and Of the minarn INDUS
~ OF clvilization on this Ooast~a.' PIC.
reconr ~nv,e people OF Nevada, we e.rnaa as
to the authorities AZ Earnestly
tne Immediate opening and "asniheton
ning OF the United States Mint AZ Cs-"eNht run
20 the end that our mines NAV h s.son City,
rom the unnecessary and rsiieved
pense OF shipping their bullion the ex'
con~ans ior MARKET, and we ha.sh-
the efforts OF Senator Fs,, hereby
complish this result. rhr TO &C.
Inirteenth-Generous provision. s,.,
county, should be made for ~ S.Ate and
puoiie schools. They are establishstR OF
oenens OF All our people. and should ba - ,ne
na a vns'feiy Tree from religious or noIa.sal,
Diss' we believe In thorough and sS@aucai
school supervision. and are In fsvo, e ~
legisiation as Will best promote sba such
iional interests Of our State. - educs-
Fourteenth-The depression OF nm,
Interests, . prominent factor In on, m ~
Iesources, necessitstes the ~strlctest econoaS
IN all branches of our Government hotS s.1ny
and county, and We demand of All our o.lie
ofncers that ell possible retrenchmsnts ~ ~
made consistent with the proper dischsrc. 10
the duties Of their several offices. soo OF
Ffteenth-In common with the Demao.-
OF the country we express our sympthy vit1S
Ireland in her great struggle for Ho,.s M Nv
The friends OF liberty. Throughout the wm;
are deeply interested In the effort Which ~ y
supporters of Gladstone and Psrnell ana ~
making to give the right to govern them sslr.,
70 the long-suffering and greatly wrorass
Ir1sn people, and we sincerely hope that H.
struggle of ireland for her Just doh,s NM ',
be crowned with complete success =
Resolved. That in common with tbe ma
mocracy OF the whole country we sinca,si,
lament the loss of the late Vice Presidsnsny :,
the United States. Thomas A. Hendricts ,Ss
noAorou auu trusted reader, whose concilia.
tory counsel and patriotic teachings have h.
come the common heritage Of our common
country. We profoundly deplore that durins !.
brief period Of time the nation, and psrticu.
larly the Democratic party, has suffered ths
loss OF four other eminent citizens In thu nv.
sons OF the gallant leader, George D. MecIsi.
Ian, the pure and wise statesman, Horstio ssv.
mour. the superb hero, Gen. Winfield sroit
Hancock, and more recently the demise Of ina
discerning statesman, ssgacious counselor AMI
profound political philosopher. Samuel J.
Tilden.