The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-19
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Stn day of SeptemLcr. isSi. re-ei1r;nS
IT. hearty Endorsement Of tue dcclnnl
ton 81 principles r.'0pte,i by the Ma
4. nal- D-mocfiiie party at Ia city Of
4 iricAKo ia lSSl. among which, upon
the question Of coinage AID currency,
sac tue following plain stat. usnts Of
1'1mocra'ir faith aud the priaririeS
up'G which the party aPpeHied - thH
suf. s;.-s Of the p-oiir VI the H-Vem.
sta;rs in tho late Presidential caIn-
lai;Tu. to-wii:
IVY REIIEvE is HONEST NoSEr--rH
oct > AM ILvEE cnISAGE OF TIN CON
EIItuTT"H. y a CALCULATING NEDIUH
~SONTr.rABLk 1870 svcH 0SE wIrHoCr
Loss
We therefore 'lrmand that good faith
shall he observed aitlI the p+sYIle BY
tue Dtm,cratic Administrations, by re
ligiously Idh-r.ug to the money plauk,
.as u does to every o'her plank of the
Ch.SIeO platform.
II.
Ere ,ideut Cleveland in his wise CON-
'%Rervative aud patriotic administration
OF our pnblic ana rs both foreign and
domestic, challenges our highest adj
mirauUn, except ia following the beaten
.p.ih OF his r. publican predecessors
.Andsthe policy Of. the Republican party
I'm the silver uestion, in disregard of
tLc cherished principles VI the National
Democratic party.
III.
We dcmsnd OF the Administration, at
Washington, that it shall second the
-<tfortS Of tho Democratic Repre- rit!I.
ffra- IN C.,nur-..a 10 a.s. Nh.. ,,..,I.
free coiunge of silver, notwithstanding
the formidable combinations existing
between the guild rings. national hanks
and the National Republican party to
maintain the single, gold standard.
The action 0 the Republican PARTY in
California in refusing 10 insert u silver
plank in their platform, deserves tie
-coudemnin. Of the silver producing
people Of the mining regions Of tire Pa
CHIC Coast.
We Endorse the policy OF applying tue
surplus in tie national treasury, rs fast
rs it may accumulate, to the payment
-nt the national debt, retiring rs rapidly
- practicable the national bank cIrcu-
ldion. aud the dire, issue by the ma.
tional government OF legal tender treas
'ry notes. gold and silver coin aud coin
certificates.
v.
We arraign the Republican party he
fore thc bar OF an enlightened public
opinion for its high crime comn tied
against tue public peace, and against
the best Interests Of tue white lAboring
classes OF both sexes. by its inviting
aud encouraging the Influx Of Asiatic
hordes tn our shores under treaty stipu-
lntlons aud und-r the crazy party ship
boleth Of The FutherhOod Of God and
the Brotherhood of Man. until there
arc planted among the people OF tho
Pacific States and Territories, like so
inSny l1eches sucking the life blood OF
Il substance. Que hundred and fifty
thousand Chinese coolies.
VI.
We demand the immediate ~abrogation
OF the B~utlinSame treaty, and the to:al
suppression Of Chinese immigration to
American soil. aud We fayor legislation
providing for the deportation OF all
Chinese In tho United States, and We
recommend the exclusive patronage Of
white labor and its products.
VII.
Thu Introduction by Senator Pair of
his Chimes restriction Bill and his
success in passing the same deserves
b approval OF the entire people OF the
Pacific Coast.
VIII.
A proper regard for the welfare Of the
~Orkiugman being insrparnbly con-
nectcd with the integrity Of our ~inStitn.
iionA. the labofiDg classes should be
Ineteeted in their efforts prucably 10
ArssTt their rights when endangered ly
Aggregated capital, or by the importation
ai foreigners ard aliens uuder contract
TO perform labsr. or by the involuntary
or other Labor Of ChipAuen.
TX.
LEBoR.
We are In favor Of liberal wages and
fire. labor. All associations formed for
che purpose Of developing Intelligence,
promoting the welfare and protecting
the interests OF the laborer and me.
chAnic, and to enable them successfully
TO contend for aud mnintain their rights
i:y peaceful aud Efficient mems against
powerful and oppressive combinations,
should be encouraged and expressly
sanctioned by law; aud the Democratic
party OF Nevada Is In favor of the Tn.
uotmeDt Of liberal laws fostering and
encouraging tue formation Of co. opera.
1.-Two aud protective societies umcug oil
classes Of lsboring men.
X.
We approve the action Of the Demo.
cratic House OF Congress in FORGETTING
aud restoring to the public domain for
bomesteads for actual settlers nearly "A
hundred millions Of acres Of nnrarned
lands hsretofore granted by Republican !
Congresses 10 railroad corporations. and
~- also approve the act preventing |
alien ownership Of large tracts OF pablo |
landG in the United States.
Xl.
We eommendftbe policy Of the present
administration in sinrtiy enforcing the |
eaTn laws, the ben Hcial eject Of which
u 30 happily illustrated by the fact
thai The great wool growing industry Of
tile country receives iuoTu protection
NOW BY collecting tbs whole import du. |
tea on wool, than IL did under tue high
tirih OF 1867 under the practice by Re-
publican officials Of letting foreign wool |
slip through our custom houses at less |
than onS half Of snil duties.
XII.
lu behalf u The mining industry Of
ibis State, and Of IL. minpi-ib. pio- |
1eer Of civilization on this Coast--as !
~eil as VI the whole people Of Nevada |
10 earnestly recommend ~ tue au.
Ahorities NJ Washington the immediate
opening aud permanent mduiUg VI the
Tnit~d States Mint Vt Carson { ity. 10
che end that our miues may DO relieved