Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-10-23


n, Iwnlrd-Wo demand Of sho
80 W~asnlnston, that il shan ~ Auministrae..
orass Del"eratic Represontonu the efo,s,
oress : give the people fyea u'atiyes in a."
eyis Notwithstanding the formidahinnage Of silys.
banks pe.Ween the gold oomoinationn
msintafn ~ ny National RepubIess, h%ationsi
of the hSiuele gold standard n Party 10
using 10 insert u silver ~ osilfornis in y.
I'm DESERVES the condempatdaa IN their pls,
ppscisnnn8 people Of the mininc Vi the silva,
Paclhc Coast. INNING regions n, ~
| the surnIps 81 hoorse the policy ~
ss .urplus In the National TrsSy oi applying
| national dyouIiuiate, to the navy Is fast
| BILE the nstiona Le hn : as rapidly as Of The
| rect A'iohal pank eirculatio1 % practice.
Ieo. Issue by the National Gn and the d.
iosai tender Treasury notes oVvernment n,
coin ana coin certificates gold and silyo@.
fIIth-W arraign the Renph,,.
. .ne par OF al enlightened nnh IN party be.
| itc nisn crime committed aesiy..o opinion
whita aLu AGAINST the best interas.ne pub.
| wiling and onasses OF both sexes bv :. ths
hoIues 10 our shores under traa.nA oi Asiatc
anu under the crazy shibboIs supulstions
rhtnerhood OF God and the pa ct "Ths
man, until there are planted srato'nerhood
pieoI Ine Pacific States and Terrs me pa
nans ieecnes, sucking the life. Ike
substance. 1901 900 Chinese coolies iooa Of Oh,
demand the immedts
Oh tne b~uriingame treaty and tha s~otogatOn
preston OF Chinese immierationI TOTAL sup.
SOIL and we favor legislation y american
the deportation Of all Chimes. t.oviding for
otstes, we recommend the axa sne United
fonase OF white labor and it's prodnc. pat.
oesen.n-Ihe introduction bv ssna
in nsssino ~" destruction bill and his sncss st
the entire people Of the Pacific o. approval Of
Elghth-A proper regard for the
tne "orhihBlnan being insepsrablv "".areo o.
with the integrity OF ourinstitut,oos. Vonnected
ing classes should be protected in !, ene labor.
peaceaoiy 10 assert their rights vba .hors
dangered oy aggregated capital. or Nv N e.
porLa.loh OF foreigners aud aliens nnas ae IN
tract to perform labor or by tbe Niue auaer COZ.
other labor of Cinnamon. ''iua'aya
Nlntn-We are in favor Of liberal w,nu
free labor. All associations formasa sesG
purpose OF developing intelligenra Ior TIE
the welfare and protecting the intsrp rvnouas
iaoorer and mechanic, and to enable we
fully to contend for and maintain tha ,aSesss'
by peaceful and efficient means sgs,va ngha
erful and oppressive Combination as. pow
encouraged and expressly sanctiorss I 1 %
and the Democratic party Of yey,a. ,nsi
favor OF the enactment Of liberal isws IN
ing and encouraging the formation q, : aVssi'
alive and protective societies among an c,oPei'
Of lAboring men. Aasses
Tenth-We approve the action Of tba "a
oeratic House OF Congress in fo,fsf,,oa ~
restoring to the public domain for bauas s1d
for actual ~aettlers nearly q hundred msataas
OF acres OF unearned lands heretofore o,,rs.S
by Republican Congresses to railroad Coz,
lions, and we also approve the Act ursvs1,ir,
alien ownership of large tracts Of rrsioo
lands in the United States. f"'"'
Eleven'h-We commend the policy n IN.
present administration in strictly enforcing
the tariff laws, the beneficial effect Of xb,eS
is so happily illustrated By the fact thst ,Ss
great wool growing industry Of the couptrv
receives more protection now by coIiestins
the whole import duties on wool, thar Il al
under the high tariff OF 1857 under ths p,ss,
tice by Republican officials Of letting foteiSp
wool slip through our Custom. houses Al nj.
than one-half Of said duties.
T~welfth-In behalf Of the mining ,nar,
try OF thts State, and Of the miner -the MA
neer OF civilization ON this Ooast-ss well "a
OF the whole people Of Nevada, we earnestly
recommend 10 the authorities at Washington
the Immediate opening and permanent fan.
ming Of the United States Mint at Carson Oty
TO the end that our mines may be relieved
from the unnecessary and burdensome az.
pense of shipping their bullion three thou.
sand miles away for market. and we hereby
commend the efforts Of Senator Fair to &C.
complish this result.
Thirteenth-Generous provision, State snd
county, should be made for the support OF
public schools. They arc established for The
benefit of all our people. and should be main.
tanned entirely free from religious or political
bias. We believe In thorough and Efficient
school supervision, and are In favor Of such
legislation as will best promote tie eiaea.
tionAl interests of our State.
CONFERENCE.-THE depression OF our mining
interests, q prominent factor IN our revenue
resources. necessities the stficiesi economy
in all branches Of our Governmsni, both Siste
and county, and we demand Of al cur public
officers that all possible re.rsnthmsns be
made consistent with the proper discharge Of
tho duties Of their several offices.
Ffteenth-In common with the Denseraey
Of the country we express our sympihy vln
ireland in her great struggle for Home sue
The friends OF liberty throughout The yfd
are deeply interested In the effort whief hs
supporters of Gladstone and Psrnell E'seas
making to give the right to govern thenSsIa
to the long-suffering and greatly vroHga
Irish people, and we sincerely hope thAias
struggle Of Ireland for her Just righia shAl
be crowned with complete success
Resolved, That in common win te w
mocraey of the whole country we sinoety
lament the loss of the late Vice P~resideaiN
the United States. Thomas A. Hendreng s
hoGored and trusted leader, whose conalE
tory counsel and patriotic teachings hs'ss
come the common heritage Of our eoialsn
country. We profoundly deplors that dufihs'
brief period of time the nation, and paiusa.
larly the Democratic party, has suffered m'
loss Of four other eminent citizens 10 ,1e ps,'
soma OF the gallant leader, George .. Mc9asr'
Ian, the pure aud Wise statesman, hofsnV se3.
mour, the superb hero, Gen Winneia ~
Hancock, aud more recently the demise -
aaHantnua q0UnsfiUI "
profound political philosopher, Ssmua -
Tilden.