Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-24

- W~asnIngton that it shall auministrsuon
0ress - Dsnocratic Represent.na the efforts
5otw ~ eve tne people free coinsuOss In Con.
existing hatms .ne formidable co =, silver,
BANKS and the National rings, nstioOai
ma1ntsin the single gold stspSSuIican party ~
- sne republican party In CIuu, The action
using 10 insert q silver nj. ,Saniornia In va
roIm deserves the condemnatinn IN their plat.
P PiSst nas peopleO Of the mining r Sa the silver.
fourth-We indorse the no,,.u.
the surplus in the National T.icy OF applying
as ~ may accumulate. to tba tHoasury, as fast
natonal debt, retiring as ran,SS aayment Of the
oio the national bank circnIsttay as practica.
,ect Issue by the National 9n.a and the d.
aesai tender Treasury notes. oo,u Of
COLD snd coin certificates. e'iu and silver
fora M we arraign the Republican
| for its Si p51 c u an enlightened public p or,yoe De.
n peace, and against the beat ;n.anN. the pub.
| wnite laboring classes of both saSalsests Of the
stIn9 and encouraging the inAno " Its in.
no,ues 10 our shores under treaty !. Asiatc
ana under the crazy shibbolsths 'pelatOns
ns,ne,nooa OF God and the Broths.A The
| nia =, unt1 there are planted among NY =
pie OF the Pacific States and Tar, e the pee.
so many leeches, sucking the lifa hl1sories. Liz
substance. 10000 Chinese cooliss iooo OF our
Sixth-We demand the tmmedSs
- Il ouriingame treaty and the to...osssuon
prSssion OF Chlnese Immigration IN ~ sup.
SOIL n we favor legislation prov At,aerlcsn
the deportation OF all Chinese in ~ for
ronsan 81 Su W. Recommend the exclusive ~.
Se~venth-The INTRODUCTION nv aao
OF ms onlnese Restriction bill and bis ran
IN passing the same deserves the success
the entire people Of the Pacific O., spproVai Of
ElBhtn-A proper regard for the r.s
the w~orkingman being inseparably coon,asreo o.
with the integrity OF our institutions 1tJhu nne
rug oissSes should DC protected in tbeiy ss Do.
pesceably to assert their rights enofs
dangered by aggregated capital, or nv s CO.
portation Of foreigners aud aliens I'm.
tract TO perform labor or by the invoarn.c co.,
other labor of Cinnamon. un'sfya
Ninth-We are In favor Of liberal v.ou-
free labor. All associations formed 1911
purpose OF developing intelligence. nro,Oas "
laborer and mechanic, and 70 ensbls we
fully to contend for and maintain ira. 1859
by peaceful and efficient means sesins, ra :
erful and oppressive combination sbn.ipS NV
encouraged and expressly sanctiopsd h. %
and the Democratic party Of Ney,ds ,sGii
favor Of the enactment Of liberal lava ,os,.n
ing and encouraging the formation Of cocrs.
of tsboring men. '4a''es
Tenth-We approve the action Of tha nsro
ocratic House OF Congress in forfeit,no ~
restoring TO the public domain for homss,s.s,
for actual settlers nearly a hundred miucns
of acres of unearned lands heretofore 0rsn,ss
by Republican Congresses to railroad corpor,.
tons, and We also spprove the Act preventing
alien ownership Of large tracts Of nubEss
lands in the United States.
Elevsnth-We commend the policy Of ,hs
present Administration in strictly enfo,ein0
the tariff laws, the beneficial effect Of which
is so happily illustrated by the fact that tbe
great wool growing industry Of the country
receives more protection now by collecting
the whole import duties on wool, than il aid
under the high tariff Of 1867 under the urac,
tice by Republican officials of letting foreign
wool slip through our Custom-houses At In
than one-half Of said duties.
, Twelfth-In behalf OF the mining indus
try Of this State, and of the miner-the po.
neer Of civilization on this Oosst-ss well "A
OF the whole people of Nevada, we earnestly
recommend 10 the authorities at Washington
the Immediate opening and permanent run.
ming Of the United States Mint at Carson City,
to the end that our mines may be relieved
from the unnecessary and burdensome er.
pense of shipping their bullion three thou.
sand miles away for market. snd we hereby
commend the efforts OF Senator Fair TO &C.
complish this result.
Acknowledgement provision, State and
/ county, Hubulu Ut Hihut LUZ tut support OF
public schools. They are established for the
Benefit Of all our people, and should be main.
tanned entirely free from religious or political
bias. We believe in thorough and Efficient
school supervision, and are In favor Of such
legislation a. will best promote the siucs.
tional interests Of our State.
Fourteenth-The depression Of our mining
interests, d prominent factor Ia our revenue
. ~soure neeessitates the stieies' economy
In ALI hrapchee of our GOvarnment both Stale
and county, and We demand Of al or public
officers that all possible retreneAmsn's BE-
made consistent with the proper discharge Of
the duties Of their several offices.
Fftsenth-In common with the Denscfsey
of the country we express our sJmp'nJ WIN
Ireland In her great struggle for home HUE
The friends OF liberty. throughout me VIM
are deeply Interested In the effort vhieh hs
supporters Of Gladstone and Parnell nets
making 10 give the right to govern thenss's
to the long-sufferlng and greatly sfOasa
Irish people, and We sincerely nope tlNI.
struggle Of ireland for her Just rights saM
be crowned with complete success
Resolved. That in common win ss w
mocracy of the whole country we SINCERE!
lament the loss of the late wee FieslosA, 4.
the United States, Thomas A. HendrlcLsi@s
honored and trusted leader, whose conaas
tory counsel md patriotic teachings nave
come the common heritage OF our conuD.
country, We profoundly deplore that dnr1s'
brief period of time the nstion, and pafhsu'
larly the Democratic party, has suffered a'
loss of four other eminent cihzens ~ w dp Hi
sons of the gallant leader, George D. 49,
Ian. the pure and wise statesman. hoisIv IN
mour. the superb hero, Gen. Winfield SOU
Hancock, and more recently the demise " y
discerning statesman, ssgacious coanseivl +
profound political philosopher s'"a'i y
Tilden.