Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-21

,,niru-W demand of A..
os W.~asnnIhgton, that it shall Aoministt,a..
o-ass peh'cratic Reprasaeueond the esos.,
800 y give the people f,a - in ctts
iWnstsnding the formiSsSSSi,nage OF silvo.
bants 1etWeen the gold combinstnn,
m sinta1n the National Repphia.ss, National
of the Renn,I insle gold standard y, Party to
fusing TO ineart ! party in oslifornu;s action
I'm ueserves the condempsnan In their njs,
pp.cieUnns people Of the mininnl OF the silys,.
racine Coast. inning regions ~ ~
fourth-We indorse the "s
az surplus In the National ICY OF spplyin,
nstionay accumulate, to the nsnsnufy, as isst
| bic the nse eo.' leIiring as rapidly ss Of TIE
Iect Issue by the Nstionai aon. aud the Al
cessi tender Treasury notes ouT,Ssernment q,
coln ana coin certificates. soio and silvs.
firth We arrAign the Rarr,,.
sore .ns par OF an enlightened n .a party b..
ioi Its nigh crime Committed puolie opinion
VIII AIe, ana against the best intarn ne pub.
vinn iaooring classes Of both sevas Of the
| hordss ~ encouraging the Influx ~ ID
- 70 our shores under treatv ~. " Asistc
anu under the crazy shihho1yy stpulanon
rAtnernood of God and tbs pu.n q "Tbs
mai, until there are planted .nnn,eo'nerhoOd1
PIE OF the Pacific States and Tano o ~ the ps.
% many leeches, sucking the lis Sithln.ories, ds
substance. 10000 Chinese cooliss ''ood Of GU
.ttn1we demand the immediate
nrassion ~ nsame treaty and the t%ottoossAtCn
pIUssion OF Cninese immigratIoa ~ 'tai sup
SOIL and we favor Legislation 70 Americau
Ine deportation of ali Chimes. tsoniolng for
STATES, We recommend the .ne United
ronaBe OF white labor and ite nroaasiusive put.
seventh-Th Introduction NV sao
oI ms onlnese Restriction bill and ny Fair
~ passing the same deserves the y success
tne entire people Of the Pacific Co. approval Of
~ sgohnA proper regard for the we,f,.n.
the workingman being inseparshI, ~eisre Of
with the integrity Of ourinstitution .onnectd
Ing classes should be protected In ~ ae labor.
peaceably. to assert their rioht. 'usit enorn
dsngered by aggregated capital =, hsnsn %,
portation OF foreigners aud aliens ~ 'nein.
tract to perform labor or by the invo aIusi CO...
other labor Of Cinnamon. 'oiuntlfya
Nintn-We are in favor Of liberal W.
free labor. All associations Sora wagani
purpose OF developing intelligence o. u
the welfare and protecting the interes,sn ouas
laoorer and mechanic, and 10 enshis VI NE
fully to contend for and maintain ~, saceeas.
by peaceful and efficient means .e.,s nsaa
erful and oppressive combination ssarHV w'
Encouraged and expressly sanctionss I ~ oe
snu .ns pemocraoc party Of Ssysas' Il, ~
favor OF the enactment Of liberal l.ws ~ IN
ing and encouraging the formation !, ,osef'
alive ana protective societies among an s,vpei'
Of laboring men. A'Nases
Tenth-We approve the action N ,bs n
ocrstic House Of Congress in fo,ss,.,s IGN.
restoring to the public domain for ho,nss, y
Tor actual aettlers nearly q hundred m,l.o..
OF acres OF unearned lands Heretofore srs.sus
Dy hepuoiican congresses to railroad corno,,
ions, and we also approve the Act prsvsa,;a,
alien Ownership OF large tracts ~ rr NH.
lands in the United States. punt
EleVsnth-We ommend the policy NJ IN,
present Administration IN strictly srsa,.ss
the tariff laws, the beneficial effect ~ ~t.-ts
is so happily illustrated by the fact mai ,bs
great wool growing industry Of the cou,,,v
receives more protection now BY colleetn55
the whole import duties on wool, than i, di
under the high tariff Of 1867 under ths ma"
tce by Republican officials of letting fofslOa
wool slip through our .housss Al ~.
than one-half OF said duties.
Twelfth-In behalf Of the mining induL
try OF this State, and of the miner the ia.
neer of civilization ON this Oo6st-ss veil a
OF the whole people Of Nevada, we eArns,ty
recommend TO the authorities st washlnato1
the Immediate opening and permanen, I'M,
ming of the United States Mint At Carson Civ
to the end that our mines may be relieved
from the unnecessary aud burdensome 81.
pense OF shipping their bullion three .hoa.
sand miles away for market. aud we hereby
commend the efforts Of Senator Fair to AZ.
complish this result.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. provision, State md
county, should be made for the support Of
public schools. They are established ir tho
beneft OF all our people, and should be msin.
tanned entirely free from religions or political
bias. We believe In thorough And e~lie1.
school supervision, and are in fGYer Of sneh
legislation as will best promote The edues.
tional interest OF our State.
Fourteenth-The depression Of or mining
interests, q prominent factor 10 our revenue
resources. necessities the strctst economy
In all branches Of our Government, both State
and county. and we demand Of all oar public.
officers that all possible retrsaehnsan BE-
made consistent with the proper discharge Of
the duties Of their several Offices.
Ffteenth-in common with the Dembcftty
Of the country we express our synpihy via
ireland in her great struggle for Home sls
The friends Of liberty, throughout the viA
sre deeply Interested in the effort vhith DO
supporters Of Gladstone aud Psrnell nsT
making to give tho right to govern thens's
to the lonR-suffering and greatly sfrla
Irish people, and we sincerely hope nhhs
struggle OF ireland for her Just righisaL
be crowned with complete success
Resolved. That In common with ihs w
mocracy of the whole country we snsNi
lament the loss of the late Vice Presic'lA
the United States, Thomas A. Hendriekius
hoBored and trusted leader, whose conas
tory counsel and patriotic teachings haSs%
como the common heritage OF our eomnA
country. We profoundly deplors that durlas'
brief period OF time the nation, and paiasa.
larry the Democratic party, has suffered ls
loss of four other eminent citizens 10 iaePsr
sons OF the gallant leader, George ,, aoCier
Ian, the pure and wise statesman. Hcfsio ~.
mour. the superb hero, Gen, winfield ~"
Hancock, and more recently the demise u :
discerning Statesman, sagacious counselor az
profound political philosopher, ssnusi O.