The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-10-23

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CONSTITUTION, AND A CIRCULATING
MEDIUM coNyERTABLE INTO SUCH
MONEY WITHOUT LOSS.
We therefore demand that good faith
shall be observed with the people by
the Democratic Administration, by re-
ligiously adhering to the money plank,
as it does to every other plank OF the
Chicago platform.
President Cleveland in his
wise, conservative and patriotic al
ministration of our public affairs, both
foreign and domestic, challenges our
highest admiration, except in follow
ing the beaten path of his Republican
predecessors and the policy OF the Re-
publican party on the silver question,
ID disregard OF the cherished principles
of the National Democratic party.
Third--We demand of the Admins
tration, at Washington, that 1t shall
second the efforts OF the Democratic
Representatives in Congress to give the
people free coinage OF silver, notwith-
standing the formidable combination
existing between the golu rings, nation
u banks aud the National Republican
party to maintain the single gold stand
ard. The action of the Republican
party in California IN refusing to insert
"a silver plank in their platform desery-
Is the condemnation OF the silver pGo-
ducing people of ttA mining regions
of tue PACING Coast.
Fourth We indorse the policy of
applying the surplus Ia the National
Treasury, as fast as 1t may accumulate,
for the payment OF the national debt,
retiring as rapidly as practicable the
national bank circulation, and the di-
rect issue by tile National Government
OF legal tender treasury notes, gold
and silver coin and coin certificates.
Fitth--We ariaign tae republican
party before the bar of an enlightened
pubic opinion for its nigh crime COM
mltted against the public peace, and
against the best Interests OF the white
laUorlng classes OF both sexes, by It's III
vitiny aud encouraging the influx OF
AslatIc hordes To our shores under
treaty stipulations and under the crazy
shlOUoleth of The FdtherhUod OF GOd
and the Brotherhood of Man. until
there are painted among the people or
the Pacific States aud territories, like
So many leeches sucking the lltc blood
OF our substance, 100000 Chinese cool
les.
oixth-We demand the immediate
abro.auon OF the Burlingame treaty,
anu The total suppression OF Chin. Dc
immigration 10 American soil, aud NC
tavor legislation providing Tor tie DC
portation oI all Chinese Ia the Ualted
states, AID We recommends the cXclas-
I've patronage of whItc laOor aud ITS
produce.
Scventh-The Introduction by Sen
ator Fan OF Ills Chinese Restriction blil
ami his success Ia passing the same
deserves the approval oil the entire
people of the Pacific Coast.
Lishth-A proper regard for the
welfare Of the working man being
lnseperably connected with the in-
tegrlty of our Institutions, the labor
my classes should be protected IN
their efforts peaceably To assert their
rights when endangered by aggrega-
ted capital, or by the importation OF
foreigners or aliens under contract to
perform labor, or by the involuntary
or other labor OF Chinese.
Ninth-We are In favor Of liberal
wages and free labor. All associa.
items formed for the purpose Of de-
veloping Intelligence, promoting the
welfare aud protecting the interests
of the laborer and mechanic, ana To
enable successfully to contend Tor and
maintain their rights by peaceful and
efficient means against powerful and
oppressive combination should be en-
couraged and expressly sanctioned
by law; and the Democratic party of
Nevada is in favor OF the Enactment
of liberal laws fostering and encour-
aging the formation OF cooperative
and protective societies among all
classes of laborigg men.
Tenth-We approve the action OF
the Democratic House OF Congress IN
forfeiting and restoring to the public
domain for homesteads for actual
settlers nearly hundred millions OF
acres of unearned lands heretofore
granted by Republican Congresses to
railroad corporations, and we also
approve tho act preventing alien own
ership of large tracts Of public lands
in the United States.