Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-26

.aVor OF the enactment 20
..g ana encouraging the forn1Isl laws fosts,
OF laboring men. Anlong all clsssa.
1entn-We approve the .cu
rsasG mouse Of Congress- in u the Dem.
for Nctns - sne pubic domain for hnrllng aud
of acres Of nna.H nsAr.y a hundred ,s,. y
nv Ran. ~ unesrned lands heretoso- millions
~ republican Congresses to rs,i,ooIore granted
ss~ Yns sno We also approve tba anVoau corpora.
zen ownership Of largo t,.n.. Preventing
'"vuslh the United States. ' OF public
r.a.n.n-We commend the no,,.-
the tariff ADMINISTRATION amn in strictly sns ~ the
"a % IN laws. the beneficial effec. o%niorcing
$50 happily illustrated by tba ~ y OF which
ga. wool growing Industry ~ 80 tnat the
.1oeives more protection now h.uo country
Ine whole import duties on WOO, =. collecting
tca ,ne nigh tariff of 1867 md. IL did
WOOL nepnolican officials Of LETTING no prac-
tnan one-half OF said duties. uoases at less
Iwelith-In behalf of the r,.
Wy OF this State, and Of the minann induL
ser = 4 civilization on this OoastN...sne Pic.
" tne whole people of Nevada. W. Wen as
.ecommend to the authorities Al w~oslnestly
nina ~ opening and permsnsntu
nIng OF ths United States Mint AZ raAlnNeht run.
20 the end that our mines NAV J e City,
rom the unnecessary and bnrd relieved
pense OF shipping their bullion thsone ex.
SANG miles away for market. Ana nlee thou.
commend the efforts OF Senator Fs \. hereby
complish this result. R"r 70 &C.
Generous provision. st..a =,
county, should be made for the snrnsesnd
puplic schools. They are stsblishsaPPpor Of
oeneht OF all our people, and shouId he UT inc
ssihea entirely free from religions ~ ~ mtln.
Dias. We believe in thorough ana ponucal
scnooi supervision. and are In fayo, e ~
ieelsia,Ion as will best promote tbs such
tionAl interests Of our State. e ecuca-
Fourteenth-The depression a,
interests, q prominent factor in on, mlhlng
resources, necessitates the ~stricteat a ene
In all branches Of our Government vyonomy
and county. and we demand OF All on o,ate
officers that all possible retrencbmspao He
made consistent with the proper disehs,sa 70
the duties OF their several offices. se a
Ffteenth-In common with the Dam...
OF the country we express our symntbsIey
Ireland In her great struggle for Hams ~
The friends of liberty, throughout the lug
are deeply interested In the effort wbies ~ X
supporters Of Gladstone and Psrnell s,ss @e
making TO give the right to govern themssi,'.
Irish people. and we sincerely hone III. sa
struggle OF Ireland for her just rights sbsM
be crowned with complete success o.
Resolved, That In common with ,ha n.
mocracy of the whole country we sincs,s'.
lament the loss Of the late Vice presidsn,nj,
the United States. Thomas A. Hendricka tbs
hoEored and trusted leader, whose conc,ii.'
tory counsel and patriotic teachings have ~,
come the common heritage Of our common
country. We profoundly deplore that durins |.
brief period OF time the nation, and na,tIsu'
larry the Democratic party, has suffered ths
loss OF four other eminent citizens 10 the ns.
sons OF the gallant leader, George b, Modal
Ian, the pure aud wise statesman, Ho,.tio ssr
mour. the superb hero, Gen. Winfield sco,.
Hancock, and more recently the demise Of tbs
discerning statesman, sagacious counselor and
profound political philosopher, ssmusl i
Tiiden.