Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-09-01


agriculture, and the tax upon spirits used
in the arts and medicinal purposes, and
by sGch revision Of the tariff laws as Will
tend 10 cheek imports cf such articles us
are produced by our people, the produc-
tion OF which gives employment to our
labor and release from import duties
those articles of foreign production Eek
cept luXuries) the like OF which can not
be produced At home. ii thore shah still
remain larger revenue than is requi-
site for the wants of the government we
favor the entire repeal of internal taxes,
rather than the surrender OF any part Of
our protective system, at the joint be-
hest of whisky trusts and the agents OF
foreign manufacturers.
Wa ceelarc our hostility to the intro
duction into this country of foreign
contract labor and of Chinese labor,
alien to orr civilization and our consttu-
ton, and we demand the rigid enforce
ment of the existing laws against these
evils, and favor sneS immediate legisla-
ton az will exclude such labor from our
shores.
We declare our opposition to all com
binations of capital organized in trusts or
otherwise to control arbitrarily the CON
ditinn Of trade among our citizens, and
we recommend To eonTpcss and the state
legislatures, in their respective jurisdic-
tons sucn legislation as will prevent the
executions Of AL schemes to oppress the
people by undue charges on their sup
plies, or by unjust rates for the transpor-
tution OF their products to market.
We approve the legislation by congress
to prevent alike, unjust burdens and un-
fair discrimination between the states.
We reatiirn the policy Of fapproprating
the public lands OF the United States t.
be homesteals for American citizens and
settlers, not aliens, which the republican
party established III 1862, against the per-
eiueIlt opposition OF the democrats in
congress-, and which has brought our
great western domain into such magniii-
cent Development
The restoration Of Gne1rned railroad
land grants to the public domain for the
use Of actual settlers, which was begun
3ndar the administration af President
Arthur. shouid be continued. We deny
that The democratic party has ever re-
stored one acre to the people, out declare
that hy tlle Joint action OF republicans
and demhTats about 50 900 0i0 acres q
unearnei lands, ori giaaiiY granted fol
the construction Of railroads, have beer
restored to the public domain in purst
a,,ce If the conditions inserted hr the re-
iii lic4, party in the original grants
We charge the democratic adminlstra
ton with "a lure to execute tho Laws secu-
ring 70 setti.-s title 70 their honesteads,
and with using appropriations made foi
th t pur rpJse, to hIrdsS innocent settlers
njih epie4 and prosecutions. under the
fi!lse pfetence o. exposing llauas ana
Yinglca1iils 'he id"' a..
f1le government py congress ~ t'ie
iebltorleS' y laSeo upon necessity OILY
70 the eha tha' 1ney may potoiiie H'''Is,, ~
~ 'iiy Hl'io't .giGiuIo, ",r..I 49,.
conditions q pop'ia'ioh' hiaterial t.'so.ir
COS, pl'tIie iI'teili7ph't7 ail'' n.3i''iu! ~
sacil a5 toilsure s.4'ie ipeni sosoiii-
meit taefe'h' uie l'eoil9 u sun 'ell i'o-
FleS Ai'o'a' 'e Peti'iiu5.' " - i'l'to
feAt ~ taeul' = ioinl ~ ll'eiiiae'soI
fohsl,ta!loiiS '!l,i htt'9 eoFeLiiinei,'9 IN,
ne "'li'teu my wy ui,ioi' al eiaii'.
ttio ,to.rpaf sIn,,lI ia alartaJ rom thn hona
4 ~ ..;t:,,,, II 9I,o to,,t,,,.y
,,'i'-,aei,, ,,'io tl,n,, or, +, ea,.,,e
"i.ol,'ii G,ta g,,o13 ~ r;,bt he in,p,e.
l;ot,,i,+ 9i,l. ,I,,itted ,s etata in tbe uninn
- -, H., nn,stt"tian f,snad mi adont-
~ a., har ,,oo,,l, and ~ bnartilv endorse
10 ariiar & of he reuihlie1ns in twice
,l,1,..;,,.r lil,, far bar adn,iqqion Tho
r.1,ii rr,f,,g,i ~ IA aa,norratie honse of repre-
sooiatiyes for nartisan purnoses TO "a
,,s,.,il,, cn,,eidd, fh.se hfils is a willful
MINIMUM ~ tl,o s,rraa Ane,iran nrinri.
~, ~ saIf-,a,,ernnent MA merits the
~, i,lo J,,@a,,,t;7or, J- @ - ali ingt men
~ 'i;,,, I;i, /, tho san,ta far ac;s
~ PI,, PJ,''t''7 ~ ~ ,,o,'ia af Wasbingfon
- nai,,t,, ,,5 N,,,,t,n, tn,.r;tories n
a0ti t;t',t;nns p,'Npt'' -. and ostailisI otate
ioi - .oi,, aha,,lJ no nassaj yitbnnt
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'iiilleceSs'i u, ici"s' an
ne tei't,',,na' -. fo;Itat5 tha ad'ois
10 az "a ~ ~ pomr, - Nm Aioyiro
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spliln'e' 'i''iie is ''i,' -
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s'ri " 'iieiii ''S ~ ~, 80 ae 80,
soo'i - l''a9i,''e' ~ ~ 90
ao i'e! n,''y 'e0oi''o
The political power oi the Mornioi
church IN the tefrltofles, ~ eNeIVisei -
the past, is menace 70 iIee iflslln 'loiis
AMI dangerous 10 be lonS soHeIeu
Therefore we Hease me repnnhcah Partg
to appropriate legislation asserting th'
sovereignty oi the nation IN az territo
RIGS where the same IS qqesuoned' ana II