Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-09-29


every citizen to cast his vote for wh5lasoever
Ne chooses, with the assurance that il will be
counted as cast. The preservation OF the Union
anu Tree government are nov recorded in
history az the vorK of the Republican party.
Union, liberty, equality and protective tariff
have largely Contributed III making J0,00J,OV
OF people the best fed. the best clothed, the
hap iest, the most intelligent and powerful
that ever existed ON cara. The elevation Of
lauor 10y TIE aOoiitlon OF slavery and The utter
repu,titlea Of caste aud aristocracy by tine
Hepubttcan party has ot,eued TO rec men and
Tree labor every acre OF laud Within the luris-
dIctio! Of she United SLales anu mas enabled
the toinng mill ons OF the North and of the
South TO associate in one common brotherhood,
tor the protection Oh their rights and the ad
van einehl VI tuelr intellectual and malerinl
prospe rlLS.
III.
We arfaign the femocratie administration
of President Cleveland for having failed 10
keep the Pledges Oh which it came into power
II promised economy ana retrenchment and
has b. en- most eStravaganl ia expenditures
ana appropriations, Which Tor the Current
year largely exceed The abundant revenues of
the Government. IL promised 10 reduce the
surplus IN the Treasury, has permitted such
surplus A. he ldie ana accumulate TO the
Injury of the business OF the country and has
refused TO approve OF the action of lurge
majority OF Dotn Houses OF Congress directing
| that such surplus be applied in payment of
the lhiefesl-0ear Hg deOt OF the country, 1t
| promised to care for and i've attcn iion 10 the
| disabled soldiers ana sa liOrs OF the late war
| anu has Treated with contemptuous veto every
| pension bill against which IL could mud any
shadow OF technical objection. 1t promised
| 10 protect The person and property OF ciU2eus
| Doll al home and abroad, ana To maintain the
dignity " tne na,lon, yet IN Its relations WI, h
| Great Britain IL has shown ilse'l uu Wiling
| 10 give protection 10 o1thet person OF properly
ana mas permitted cur ilag To be lnsuileu
| without proper prote4t, Almost in signt OF our
shores, while by nasty ana unseemly action IL
| IL mas unnece. sarily jeupafdizea cur friendly
relations with the GeXlcdn Iepubnc, and
| madc oar nation redlcuious in The ever OF the
| world. Its evasion OF Civil service reform, 90
| which Its leadin representatives. ARE III advr,,.
| have been bold, insoIent nd iawiess ii mas
| SHOWN Itself no rleud to Nevada be uuse
| among lis first acts of Administrations IL
| closed the I 5. Mint at Carson City, la utter
Violation OF the law, to the great d1triment OF
| every SILVER miner and silver producer in the
| State aud of The public in general. 1t mas
seriously impaired our mail facIilll = without
SHADOW oil Just Reuse IL has outtag d tue
express Will OF Congress, and deuica 10 TINS
people teelr rignts by Its uneS planned and
conttIueG refusal To execute The law tor tnr
erection OF Il Government BdiIdiu, ia tuc
Gap TAI Of the Stale. IL ha used The eutIre
power OF the administration to destroy sily,r
| as money. and Uy refusal TO execute me INV
and pay OUT silver Tor toy fnnull dues n,s
has keyt the metal o1t of circulation. auu Nv
various deycss il mas reu4cca The pr.ce Of
silver since the Inauguration of President
Cleveland more than 5pe, cent 1t has closed
many Oh our silver mines, aaa thrown tuuus-
ands OF honest lahprers Out oil employueut
Ill.
We favor tariff upon the imported products
| OF low priced foreign labor SO 20 prot,c
lne ihterests "a American wage worktrs, and
| Tor Inc aCfcIopmGuL oil American industries
We uem I'D ia DehAii OF our III nin., interests
the maintenance oi Inc preeenI tarIH on lead,
bordA, suua ana olnU mineral productions.
ana IN Denait % our WOO growlng lntertsts a
| restoration OF thc WOO tarTn OF 1897, sud We
| uenounee the rvceul attempt o. the iJvmocra-
| TIC MAJORITY in tue National House oil hepre-
sehtdtlves 10 pass the Morrison DIll redNelng
lne tarln on the products oil oar mines and
placing wool on the Tree list.
~
We b lieye in American soil for American
| cltiZens and are opposed 10 nonresident
| aliens Deco ing .and owners. The DubuC
| domain should ne reserved rs nonl { ttuds Ior
| actual settlers, and the accumulation Vi large
| tracts OF bodies OF land III the hands OF corpu-
| ralions or individual SHOULD be discouraged,
ana III lhe case Oh ianu grants To raliroau cor
| poratlJns whore me corporations nave Jailed
| w comply With the Conditions of the grants
| the ianu should De forfeited 10 the General
| Government, and held lar the benent OF actual
| settlers.
v
We favor the intelligent organization of la
Dor lof such p" orLny purposes AS mutual educa-
ton and ior tue protection OF their interests
in ali things reiu.tng 70 their welfare and 10
The INDUSTRIAL welfare ol the country, aud we
favor HE Enactment VI Sialo ana National
Ia 5 providing lUr the settlement oi contfo-
ysrsies between employers Aud employees by
methods Oh voluntary ARBITRATION, Or NY the
estagltsnulenb u, coats OF eouetilation, when
MiII uSoid Inc waste, ioss anu ll-feellng re-
suit.ng .tom sliriAes aud Iock-outs, ana The
usual expense Oh litigation.
Vi.
We deHonncc the action oil the Democratic
House oi AZ preseHtallves al Its last Session In
s.rlkina 1ioin the Dni to com po,sa,e tne cili-
zens Oh THIS ota.c Tor losses sustained IN the
Indian war OF 1869 al CLAIMS Tor supplies lar.
nisned for the suppression OF Indian hustIIl-
ties .nu aihU iO4 services rendered DARING That
memorable struggle IN which Tue lives uf
large number OF our most Respected citizens
weio SACRIFICED.
Viz
We-denounce the pretense ofthe Democratic
party ol having ~ tnpathy for the cause OF To-
cal sell go,cnlnent IN Ireland while che Dem
ocrati0 uouse OF Representatives., al Commit
tee OF the hole, repeatedly refused to indorse
June last That body, by Democratic votes, on
on three several occasion rejecteda resolution
indorsDg a free Parliament los ireland, which
is in the following words
',hesoiYcd, That the House of representa-
tiyes earnestly sympath1zes with hi.ht Hon.
William E. ladstoue and his associates in
their efforts to secure sfree Parliament Tor the
people OF Ire aud, ana congratulate the people
of that hitherto unhappy country upon the
prospect ofan early and successful ternina,
ton of their long and patriotic struggle for
the right of local self-govcrnment'
Thereby discouraging the growth OF Il liberal
spirit Throughout Great britain.
VIA.
We commend the efforts CT Senator Jones
and Congressman GpodOurn In Obtaining An
appro priation of SSU,uOO iof public land sur
veys In this STATE, and we condemn the action
OF the Commissioner of the General l.and
Oflice in wilnuoldin. moneys appropriated for
rhat purpose and particularly condemn the
action OF Senator fair in absenting himself
nom Washington during all the time wnen
appropriations Tor TINS State were under con
siderstfon BIO the Senate
TX.
We endorse the action Ex-senator ones and
Congressman Woodburn in their efforts TO
suppress pulygamy III Utah, and 10 check the
growth OF disloyaity lu the Government In
That Territory, and We fully endorse the prin-
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