Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-10-13

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year larg, y eAceed the abundant revenne> Of
the GoVvaumcnt. [. proml54 q "a reddcv tae
surplus IN lhv Treasury, has permitted such
surplus a. lie idle and accumulate 20 the
lnJufy oi the business {. the country. and has
refused 10 approve nt the action OF ulrge
maJorlty OF both Houses OF Congress dracruJ
that such surplus be applied IN paymcus Oi
the lntel "st-6eat ny dent OF the country. /:
promised 10 care Tor and I've attentiou 10 the
urdDled soldiers and sailors OF the late war.
and hhs treated with eontemptuous vetu every
pension bln dgainst Which IL couiu fuG ans
shadow OF technical objection. IL Promised
70 protect the person aad property u3 viuzens
ooih at hone ssfA apread. amt 10 MAINTAIN the
dignity uIlhe ,,aiiou, vel IA rs reiattohs ". n
dreat brlttln II has SaoNn usc'i unnil4ing
To give projection To eIlne, person or plu left,
and has permitted cir ilas 10 he insu.tcu.
without proper prote4t, a, hlosl in ~igtl OF our
shores, while by nasty ana unsetmlI action II
IL has uhncces sariy Jeophidizeu our fnVndN
reatlolts with the Mexican hepubuC, and
made our nation redicnious Ia The ewes Oi the
world. It's evasion OF cirii serylce rrioria, 10
which us leadn representatives ure picdgeJ,
nave pben bold, insoient nd iawless. Ii has
shown Itself no lrienu to Nevada, be ause,
among Its first acis OF administration, IL
closet the >. Mint at GHrson Ciy, IN utter
Violation OF the law, To the great deirunent OF
| every silver miner and silver producer in the
| state ANA of The public in general Il has
seriously impaired our mail facilities Without
| shadow Vi just Hcuse Il mas outraged tho
| people teelr rights by ills unexplained and
coDtinuel reinsa To execute the law for the
erection of IL Goyernnlaat Buildilit in the
capital or the State. II ha used the entire
power or the administration to destroy silver
as money. ana by refusal 10 execute the law
and pas out silver for Gov rnmeht dues has
has ktSt the metal out OF circulation. and by
various uevlcss II has I duccd The pr.cr OF
| oliver since the magarition OF President
Cleveland more than 5per cent 1t has closed
| many o. our siyer miues, aad thrown thoiis-
ands oi honest laborers out oi employment.
We favor tariff upo,. the i'm mported products
of low priced foreign labor so as 10 prol,c
the lhteitstn oi ainelicau wage workers, and
lOr the ucNe.upiuent OF American Industries
we ucln nj IA Dehan oil our mining interests
The maintenance vi the present tariii on read,
boraX, soba and otlioi mineral productions,
ana IN behalf oi our wool growing inlere. ts
RESTORATION ut the wooi tariii OF 1851, aud we
dehounce the receut attempt OF the Democra-
tic maJorit, la the National House of kepre-
sehlailNer To pass The MORRISON Dill reducing
the tarln on Inc products OF oar mines aud
placinB WOOL un me Tree list.
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We b licvc in American roll for American
cnizeus, aud hrc opposed 10 nonresident
anehs beco ing laLd owners,. The public
domain sLoui ID be reserved MS nulnestcuus Tor
actual settlers, and the actunuiatioh OF large
trucls ur Doules Of land III tne bands OF corpo-
| rdttvhs or individual snodld be discouraged,
anu III the Olse ol iahd grants TO railroad cor
porahons where me corporations hate tailed
10 comply Wilh tue conuitions Ol the grants
the iahu snouid be torieilcd To the General
Government, ana held 1or the be eht vi aerial
eefilers'
We favor the intelligent organization of Ia
bor.ior such worthy purposes us mutual educa.
ton ana IUr tue piolectlon of thelf interests
III ali things relating to their welfare ana 10
the industrial welfare oi The country, aud we
lavor The enactment of state ANA National
aas providing lor tue settlement ui contto-
f5rsles between employers ana empioyes ny
melnous oi voluntary afDltratlon, or Uy tue
establishment OF courts OF colcnlatioD, which
Will AVOID the waste, lose and lil-ieehnS re-.
sultng IRON stirikas and lock-outs, ana the
| usual expense ol ntlgauon.
vi.
We denounre the aclon oi the Democratic
House vi Representatives AZ Its last session II
s.rikinn from the olti 10 olnpe.4sa,e me cill.
Zcns lnis State for losses sustaiIed IN the
luuiau war ui 1868 all claims Tor supplies fur
nisneu for the suppression OF Indian hpstili
tics, and 1lsu ior seiYlCvs renuefcd during lnAL
memorable struggle In when the liVes of II
large number oi our most esJected citizens
were sacrltiCeu.
We denounce the pretense oitne Uemocialic
| parry ol having - npatnS for Inc cause bI 20
| cal sell government III Ircland wniie tne Dem
| ocratic iIouse OF Representatives,. ln cJninil-
tee or lhe " nUic, repeatedly refused 10 ihuorse
| taat prlncipa. IN the months OF April anu
| June Inst tnat b0ay, py Democratic votes, on
| Oh three seyei al occasion reJecteaa resolution
ihdofslng free Parliament 10 IreIanu which
| Is in the following words;
"kesolvcu, IhuI The Hou-e OF Representa
| tives earnestly sym paihlzos Win hight Hon.
william E. adstone ana his associates III
| their efforts to secure Tree Parliament ior the
people OF Ire. aud, anu cong gratulate the people
| oi tnat hitherto unhappy country upon the
prospect ofan carry and successful tvrmina-
| ton oil Nher long and patriot; struggle for
| the right of local government"
Thereby dscourasing the growth of liberal
| spirit throughout Great Britain.
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| We commend the Efforts of Senator Jones
! and Congressman Goodburn in obtaining an
A nppro )rlaliou OF S3O,tOO for public land snr-
yeys in TINS STATE, and We condemn the action
! OF the Commissioner OF the General taud
Uince in wilnnolding moneys appropriated for
1 rhat purpose. and particularly condemn the
| action oi Senator air IN aOsenting himself
| from Washington durmg all the time wheh
| appropriations lor tins state were under con-
sideration bo the Senate
TX.
| We endorse the action of Senator ones and
| Congressman Woodburn in their efforts 10
| SUPPRESS poygamy IN Utah, and To check the
| growth OF d,sloyalty III the Government III
| that Territory, and we inlly endor-e the prin-
| cipies OF the bill introduced for that purpose
| by Congressman Goodqnrn. We endorse the
action OF the Republican senate in passing in
| the early days of the last session OF Cougress
| a bill, well calculated to suppress the growing
evil of poiigamy, aud to check the growth OF
the hostile power OF the Mormon church,
which is threatening The peace and tarnishi ng
| the good uame of the United States. We con-
demn he action OF the Democratic House OF
Representatives ia refusing during all the
| long session of Congress which has just closed
to consider any measure tsnaing to relieve
our country from The blighting, ,cureeof polyg-
amy and polygamous RUE in Utah and sur
rounding Territories.
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We are opposed to the further Importation
| of Chinese 10 this cohntry, or any other
foreign laborers, uoder the contract system,
and we favor any plan for the relief Of free
labor from competition with convict labor,
which does not impose upon free labor
the expense of supporting convicts in idle
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