Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-08-25

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ResOlped That the question of a sufficient
| supply of circulating medium to maintain
| permanent range OF the price of labor and
| properly is the most important political queS-
| ton awaiting solution by the American people.
Resolpcd. That diminishing quantity of
money reduces the price OF labor aud property
| increases the obligation of contract, enriches
the creditor, impoyerishe, the debtor, and par
alyses industry and enterprise.
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lle unIteo Staies "nLGn increases " or dI'
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wants OF the people. and which recognizes gold
| alone as the standard of value, and places in
the hands Of the Treasury Department all the
revenue of the Government to speculate with
in bonds and loan to National banks without
@ IS Sn Of a6 5de ba a5 Of be the sppS
a'ed'
Reso1re1 That a financial policy whereby
both gold and silver shall form the basis OF
circulation, whether the money used by the
npople he coin. or i'm certificates redeemabIe in
coin, or both as convenience may require, is
Resoleed, That the attempt to substitute Ma
uonaI bank notes costing the Government mil
Hons OF dollars annually, Tor 1ree silver cost
ing n2thlhg, Is an outrage upon the People;
that the money ring or trust, Whlch has userped
the sovereign power OF the Government to issue
money, and watch has frauduiently demone-
tlzed silver ana seized the revenues OF the Gov
moral sense of the people and DESTROYS respect
for Government and law We demand thatthis
ring or trust be DESTROYED and equal rights re-
stored to all people.
he&otrcd, mat w charge that president Gle
the Government, makes war on silver, issues
It's paper currency at the expense OF the GOV
ernment, borrows the revenues raised by taxa
ton, and uses them without the payment OF
interest, contracts the currency TO enhance the
value OF bonds, ana enrlcheS the Insurers while
il depresses the price OF labor and property.
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elTess 81 The I1nited States bnt We 1emand
candidate who il Tree 10 do iu.tice to ali Tho
ueOnle OF the country-the moor as well as the
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Resolved, That the triCkery of the President
and his advisers by which they prevented
vote in the House OF Representatives ON the
Beck silver amendment to the Bond purchasing
bill, equals the villainy of the secret and fraud
ulent dem0Hetzatlon OF silver IN 1878.
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Bcsoyro5 Tbot ,ca arc in favor of tho rrotec.
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tbiI corntrr baye riobt 10 oil tha work rearir
Cd to SHnrI;, tba ,a6T7a Of tho Tnitai Statas
and that We are in favor 81 high WAGES in this
country, ana to that END VIII project the wage.
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Re2olred That the policy OF the Government
should be inaugurated and established by the
Houses OF congress ana mol by the PRESIDENT or
tne none! ltust o. WnlGn ne elthef as agent Oh
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III
| Resol1ed That we charge President Cleye-
/ land with violating every promise he made in
favor of civil service reform with crippling the
| mail services with refusing to sign necessary
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! nations at the expense of the citizens of the
! United states, and with joining the foreign
bondholderS 10 demonetlZe silver and .destroy
! the industries OF our country, ana for the re
! dueton OF wages OF the Mint employees at Car
son LOT closing the carson MINT When II was not
only selfesustainiug but Il source of revenue to
| the government, Tor It's contemptuous Vetoe of
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Chinese, and the restriction of immigration, by
when the present oVercharged condition OF
the labor market Is made worse, aud also favor
| legislation by which revision OF our natural
| l2atlon and land laws may be accomplished.
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| We demand, in behalf of our various indus
ilSS tH9 Ieteiltph OF the ultles on lead, Dorax,
of 1867 on wool "''' " 01'''' ''ie '"i III
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~, 1"so'Seu, inas VIZ Iecogulze the rlght OF Ia
DOT 70 organize ior us la"ful protection.
VII.
Pesol,ed That we favor tho subuiss;on b
| to the Constitution giving the Legislature the
/ power to regulate the liquor traffic,
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| W. fo,.or ,i,,,no, o,,,,u,,,.;o. =. &C.,
! for hydrographical and topOgraphical suTvevs
IN this state to the end that the waste waters
may be preserved for the purpose of irrigation.
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! we lluoFse the wise ana conservative admin