Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-16

I9lro-W demand Of ,h. -
90 W~asnIhgton, that it shall Administrsto,
ne democratic Reprassu.ond the e6o,.,
shees W give the people 70 sauVes In CO.
demonstrating the formiSs Image Of silvs.
bants 1etween the gold combinauon,
IN ,intaip ,ba n9 NATIONAL RepubJica national
of the gold standard =, party 70
using 10 insort q silver nj Vaniornia in va "a
loIn OBSERVES the condemnst1oi IN their pl.,
prouuclne people of the MIMI OF the Silys,'
Pacific Coast. Hing regions Of n.
.,aourIn-We indorse the uolion.
az - rpiu IN the National TresU. applying
national debt ratiIrrs.e't TO the pAymen, Is is,
PIE tne national bank circnIseny as prschcA
iect Issue by the National 1, and the al.
aesai tender Treasury notes. eoJisSern1nent Of
CON and coin certificates, soiu and silye,
49, we arraign the Republic..
| for a. L osr OF an enlightened onhI'o party be.
HrIts nlgh crime committed aasiunic opinion
nc peace, and against the best satnst the pub.
mni.e laDoring classes Of both saSassts Of the
stune ana encouraging the insns ~ its In.
uesto our shores under treatv Hi Asiatte
ana UNDER the crazy shibbois,ss 'paiations
No. OF God and the Brotbe. The
Ia =, u UNI mere are planted among .hnooda
PIeoi the Pacihc States and Tar.e me PEI
SO many leeches, sucking the liz ihi,sories. ia
substance. 10000 Chinese cooitss 'iood Of on,
Sixth-We demand the immedt"
VI .ns nuriingame treaty and the ,~.oo.oga,ion
Pivesiono ORlnese Immigration IN "a sup.
sSti, anu we favor legislation provtd1ericae
sne deportation OF all Chinese IN tb Nv Y for
otates' ana We recommend the sva,. United
ronage OF white labor and it's proaUn.aV pat.
Seven.n-rhe introduction by ssns.u
o. ms onlnese Restriction bill and hi fsir
IN passing the same deserves the .ssuccess
the "a people Of the Pacific Co.'S .p,proFal Of
Elgntn-A proper regard for the
1Ee worAinRman being inseparably sonneoi
with the integrity Of urinstitutJor. sonnected
ing classes should be protected in .h.saelsoor.
peaeeaoiy to assert their rights whs snofts
dangered by aggregated capital. n, w ~ en-.
portation OF foreigners aud aliens ~ Tue in.
tract to perform labor or by the invoIn"aeor
other labor of Cinnamon, oauntsry1
Ninth-We are In favor Of liberal v.o...,
free labor. All associations formaa saa
purpose OF developing intelliaenea .f me
the welfare and protecting the interest. S Y
laborer and mechanic, and to enshis me
fully to contend for aud maintain ,bs .access-
by peaceful and efficient means aeain., ngls
erful and oppressive combinations sho,Rv Nv
encouraged and expressly sanctioned h I.N
and the Democratic party of Sevsa." NV;
favor of the enactment Of liberal lsv1 I'm
ing and encouraging the formation Of RI "ssI
alive and protective societies among ali 1, .pes'
Of lsboring men. ''issses
Tenth-We approve the action Of tbs n..
ocratic House of Congress In ~forfa,,,na Deh,
restoring TO the public domain for homes,ssS,
for actual a~ettlers nearly a hundred m,IItas.
of acres of unearned lands Heretofore a,.a.s
by Republican Congresses to railroad corno,..
tons, and We also approve the Act nrsvai,,a-
alien ownership OF large tracts III rubI..
lands in the United States. P1O"s
Elevsnth-We commend the policy n, IN,
present Administration in strictly enforc,nS
the tariff laws, the beneficial effect m 80
Is so happily illus rated by the fact ,b,, Il.
great wool growing industry Of the coun,,v
receives more protection now BY eolle.tins
he whole import duties on wool. than n al
under the high tariff Of 1857 under ths n,s".
tice by Republican officials Of letting forsig,
wool slip through our oustom.houses Al IN
than one-hAlf OF said duties.
Twelfth-In behalf Of the mining inau.
try 0! this State, and Of the miner the pa
neer OF civilization on this ooAst-ss well a
OF the whole people Of Nevada, We earnestly
recommend 20 the authorities at Washington
the Immediate opening and permanent ruD.
ming Of the United States Mint at Carson Civ.
to the end that our mines NAY be relieved
from the unnecessary and burdensome e1.
pense OF shipping their bullion three thou.
sand miles away for market, and we hereby
commend the efforts Of Senator Fair 10 AZ.
complish this result.
Thirteenth-Generous provision, State md
county, should be made for the supper. Of
public schools. They are established tgits
benefit of all our people, and should be &in.
tAined entirely free from religious or poMal
bias. We believe In thorough and sscisai
school supervision, and are In fsvor Of such
legislation as will best promote the s!ael
fiouAl interests OF our State.
Fouriesnth-The depression Of or mining
interests, q prominent factor 10 aI rTsale
L anaaa4NuNa tha utEtefaf aas~nr
in all branches of our Government, bAA sAts
and county. and we demand Of oil OF YTbis
officers that all possible retrenrAnsnH be
made consistent with the proper dischEGs a
the duties Of their several offices.
Ffteenth-In common with the DsnseNl
of the country we express our symptny vim
ireland In her great struggle for Hons RaA
The friends Of liberty, throughout The WIZ
are deeply interested In the effort whiea 10
supporters Of Gladstone aud Parnell Nens
making TO give the right TO govern thenssIa
to tho long-suffering and greatly wrolss
Irish people. and we sincerely hope thsas
struggle OF ireland for her Just rights sh
be crowned with complete success
Resolved, That in common WIN VIC "
moeracy of the whole country we sineefsJI
lament the loss Of the late Vice Presioenia
the United States. Thomas A. HendricksM
honored and trusted leader, whose conaHf
tory counsel and patriotic teachings hsyep =
come the common heritage OF our eomn0.
country. We profoundly deplore that durils'
brief period of time the nston, and psihSs.
lArly the Democratic party. has suffered u'
loss OF -four other eminent citizens 10 .1s KIT
sons OF the gallant iesder, George b hcossr
Ian, the pure and Wise statesman. HorsnV oe!.
mour, the superb hero, Gen. Winheia sy ~
Hancock, aud more recently the demise VI ~
discerning statesman, ssgacious counselor w
profound political philosopher, ssn0s
Tilden.