Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-09-28

tnaor o. the enactment OF l,bo,.
ing and encouraging tho liberal laws fosts,
1--we anu protective socletiaa 1ioh OF co-ons,
OF laboring man. o'eues among ali clspet'
Ienth-We approve thu sc.,o
rsas1 mouse OF Congress- in VI the Dom.
for snn, 70 inc public domain for thelting and
Of scras 81 s'tsrs nearly q hund,aS ~esteads
oy hepnoiican Congressea 10 e,oIore granted
siian' ana we also approve the AZ. corpora
an1 ownersiip OF large trace preventing
iauus ih the United States SAWS OF public
nrassr We commend the no,,o-
he tar,g ,uInistration In ~strictlv u the
il 30 banni1v me beneficial effect n 'orScing
ane" nappily illustrated by the Soa OF Which
sea. Wool growing industry of =. mat the
.bssos more protection now hr country
.no Whoie import duties on WOOL ooiiecting
. unuer the hish tariff of 1867 nrda uan 1t did
wooi W republican officials Of ietInn me prac.
than onelbsIs osssn our Custom-houses AZ I ~
TWelfth-In behalf Of a..
~ u tnis state, and of the minarn INDUS.
neo,oi CIVILIZATION on this Coat Tue pho.
VI tne whole people of Nevada ~ well as
.aniIneno TO the authorities At earnestly
leui,ate opening and permsnsn.ugton
| 70 tha and Vhi.eo states Mint at Carson c, !
- une enc that our mines NAV ha oiiy.
rom the unnecessary and bnrdsn relieved
pehse OF shipping their bullion .hN eI.
ssno miles away for market. snd 'nree thou
commend the Efforts Of Senator F |" hereby
complish this result, '"r TO &C.
anirteenth-denerous provision. 3d..
ooIn.y, should be made for the snnsse and
public schools. They are establishSaa support Of
penent OF all our people. and should ~ ior the
tanned entirely free from reiipinus o. 2 main.
Diss' we bolieve In thorough ana poaucal
scnool supervision. and are 10 ssyo, e1cient
iselsia.on as Will best promote the such
tional interests of our State. ~ educa.
Fo~urteenth-The depression NJ
Interests, q prominent factor IN IN. mining
resources, necessitstes the stricta.t revenue
IN all branches of orr Government ~ esoaomy
and county, and we demand OF All ou v'n s,ste
oiheers that ell possible retrepchmsnps .oile
msoe consistent with the proper discharga !" !
the duties OF their several offices. seW
F~fteenth-In common with the Daw..
OF the country We express our symnthv r,Sy
Ireland In her great struggle for Hams nna
The friends of liberty, Throughout the sIs;
are deeply Interested In the effort wh,ess ~
supporters Of Gladstone and Psrnell So wy
mating 70 give the night to govern themselvss
70 the l~ong-sufering and greatly. wrorsss
Irish people. and We sincerely hone m. ~
struggle OF Ireland for her lust riobta am. I,
be W with complete success
Resolved. That in common with tba n.
mocracy Of the whole country we sinca,s,.
lament the loss of the late Vice presidsot !,
the united states. Thomas A. Hendricks. ths
honored and trusted leader, whose oonc,I,s'
tory counsel and patriotic teachings have hs
come the common heritage OF our common
country. We profoundly deplors that durtns :
brief period Of time the nation. and ns,nsr'
larry the Democratic party, has suffered tSs
loss OF four other eminent citizens In The nav
sons OF the gallant leader, George D. Mcdsi.
Ian. the pure and wise statesman, Horatto ssv.
mour, the superb hero, Gen. Winfield scott
Hancock. and more recently the demise Of ina
discerning statesman, sagacious counselor and
profound political philosopher, ssmuel y
Tilden.