Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-15

We demand q, Al. -
az wAsnlnBton, that it SHAH Administtan,-
"a suv Dsna cratic RepresseVond the efo.ss,
5,ess " give the people frea ssuves in oass
onw,.hstsnding the formid JSoiinage Of silvs.
banks etwee the gold nconbinaucs
m .intain ~ Nsdonsl RepublIssss, national
of the gold standard. party %
fnsino HsPuoilcan party In OF, me action
iusihs 10 insert a silver nj. Salfornis IN "
OBSERVES tho eondemns,;nAa IN their pl,,
~psodueing peopleof the minina1 o. the sliys,.
tha l-ne indorse the policv
40 % surplus In the National IT, Oh spplyins
national 2aht innate to the paymsn5.ss fast
PIE the national bank circniaptttuuly as pracus,'
rect issue by the National Gna. and the d.
aesai lender Treasury notes aTJsnerhment Of
corn ana coin certincates. gold and silvS,
rIl,n-we arra!gn the Repuh,,,.
for a oar OF an enlightened pnhIi party be.
itc nisn crime committed aps,nat. oplnion
whita Isbor ssSlnst the best Interests pup.
wttue iaooring classes of both seyas Of the
slt1B and encouraging the mas % its ID.
noLues 70 our shores under trea,r VI Asihtlc
snu Under the crazy shibhoiss supulations
Sn,he.nooo OF God and the Rra,h.t The
Man, until there are planted slUsnerhood u
pde VI we racine States and Ter,itosne PEG
substanee T5o non sHueklng the life.blood ~ nN
Stxth-We demand the immoat
OF .he bnrlingame treaty and ths s~o.ogaton
preston OF Chinese immigratIon - 'Vtal sup.
SOIL and we favor legislation ~ A~neriell
the deportation Of all Chipes. ~ o.,ttulng for
states, and we recommend the e1n, sne United
ronhBe % white labor and its produce pat
oeseIsn-Ihe introduction by SENATE, n,
OF MS Ohlnese Restriction bill ana hs'Not Fair
In passing the same deserves the success
the entire people of the Pacific Coast pf0'A Of
Eighth-A proper regard for ~
.ne "~orAinRnan being ~inseparablv .onaneol
with the integrity ofourinstitntiors connected
ing classes should be protected in tbsi. lsooi.
peaceaoiy 70 assert their rights whs.alota
usnse1eu " aggregated capital, or by tLa ,s y =
portation OF foreigners and aliens ~ snelh IN.
tract to perform labor or by the invoiU uer con
other labor of Cinnamon. 0iuntary
We are In favor OF liberal w.,.u.,
free labor. All associations forma .ases snd
purpose Of developing intelligence ,oi no
the welfare and protecting the interest. n.1uas
Iaborer M mechanic. and TO enable sr |. ss
iulIy 70 contehd Tor and maintain their risss.
by peaceful and efficient means .osIna heha
erful and oppressive combination sboniy Nv
encouraged snd expressly SANCTIONED Nv T.o
and the Democratic party OF Nevsds nv
favor OF the enactment Of liberal laws I'll
ing and encouraging the formation Of can ~
alive and protective societies among IN cl.Sssea..
Of laboring men. "Asses
Tenth.We approve the action Of the Dam.
ocratic House of Congress In f~orfe,t,raD . ~
restoring TO the public domain for bomss, y
for actual a~ettlers nearly q hundred mil.ass
OF acres OF unearned lands heretofore cr,nts;
by Republican Oongresse s to railroad Co.'s.
tons. and We also approve the Act prsvsi,Ss
alien ownership Of large tracts OF nTS.ss
lands in the United States. s1"s
Elevsnth-We .be nolicv =, A.
present Administration IN Strictly epto,.,s,
the tariff laws, the beneficial effect Of VSi-s
Is SO happily illustrated by the fact th,, ~
great wool growing industry of the coun,,v
receives more protection now BY colleotjn5,
the whole import duties on wool, than n dS
under the high tariff Of 1867 under the p,,r
tice by Republican officials OF letting fofsIgp
wool slip through our Custom. houses Al ~
than one.hAlf Of said duties.
Twelfth-In behalf of the mining inSu.
try OF this State, and of the miner-ths pio.
neer of civilization ON this Ooast-ss well a
OF the whole people of Nevada, We earnestly
recommend 20 the auth critics at Washington
tho Immediate opening and permanent ron.
ming Of the United States Mint at Carson City.
to the end that our mines may be relieved
from the unnecessary and burdeusome er.
pense OF shipping their bullion three thou.
sand miles away for market. and we hereby
commend the efforts Of Senator Fair to &C.
conplish this result.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. provision, State sud
county, should be made for the support Of
public schools. They are established for s
benefit OF all our people, and should be nND.
tanned entirely free from religious or political
bias. We believe in thorough aud eGcieni
school supervision, aud are In favor 81 such
| Legislation as Will best promote The edseL
| tional interests Of our State.
Fourteenth-The depression OF ss nisig
Interests, q prominent factor In ounysaas
resources, necessitstes the strictest sessuY
in all branches OF our Government, boA sas
and county, and We demand of ell oar YaMs
officers that all possible retrenchmsas e
made consistent with the proper dischstgs d
| the duties OF their several offices.
FfteeLth-In Common with the Demserki
Of tho country we express our symplhY Win
Ireland in her great struggle for Home BBs
The friends Of liberty throughout the VIA
are deeply interested In the effort which ID
supporters of Gladstone aud Psrnel sfe1Ss
making to give tho right TO govern themsslTa
10 the ~long-sufering and greatly wrolgA
| Iriah people, and We sincerely hope thalhs
struggle OF Ireland for her Just rights shN
be crowned with complete success.
Resolved. That in common with the W
mocracy Of the whole country we sincerely
lament the loss of the late Vice Presidents
the United States. Thomas A. Hendricks, wv
hoEored and trusted leader, whose eoncilt
tory counsel and patriotic teachings have %
come the common heritage Of our common
country. We profoundly deplore that during
brief period of time the nstion. and psruSu.
larly the Democratic party, has suffered vac
| loss OF four other eminent citizens 10 we pI'
| SOM OF the gallant leader, George b. McViel'
Ian. the pure and wIse statesman. horiuo icy.
mour. the superb hero, Gen. Winheia sV9.
Hancock. and more recently the demise Of us
discerning statesman, ssgacious counselor AIA
profound political philosopher, s'nusi u
Tilden.