The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-28

The following appointments we're made for
Judges OF Elections aud the places herein
named recommended for the Polls TO be held
In the several Districts
Hamilton --Richard Willis, John Moliior
Z. Shepardson. Polls a. Engine House.
Seligman--0eo. W. HaIstssd. w. W. Lewis.
John Devlin. Polls Al Justices Office.
Ely-yacOb Henderson, Henry kiepe. Jas.
Orr Polls at Court House.
White Riyar-wm: Norman. J. McQuoen.
Thomas Ellison. Polls at withington's
Duck creok-Wm. DOdd, Thomas Freshnl.
Peter Bennett Polls at Biggs' Ranch
Taylor-J Ohm Verzan. ID. Z: Mcdonald, 2.
W. Newton. Polls Q. Opera House
Cherry Oreck--tj. +. sfockle. Charles Green
II. Il. Frank. Polls At Websr's Saloon.
Sehollbourne and Aurum-M. I. Boyle, 2.
Castor. VIM Burke. Polls At Burke's Ranch
0sceola, Spring and Saake V0lleys-W.
Gregory. ID. b. AiKey. j. Is. Mooney. Polls
Newark and Cold Crook-J Daley. A. 4.
Conover. Polls At Newark Mill.
POLLS
To DO open ats o'clock P. N. and close at
- TEST.
Following Is the test for voters at these Pri.
mary Elections: Arc yon an elector, or will
you be nj the ensuing election. and will you
support the nominees Of the Democratic Con-
ventions 2"
The Democratic County Central Committee
of White Pine County annex TO this cali tho
reelutions issued 10 the voters Of Nevada by
our State Central Committee:
That this com nit 90 cordially and ON PLAT.
ically ipdorses the Administration Of Presi-
dent Cloy Gland. Ii has been Thoroughly true
10 the best interests Of the Republic. and tho
peace and prosperity Of the country are
largely duo TO its wise and benign policy With
respect to both foreign and domestic matters.
II has reformed the civil service, abolished
useless offices. reduced the public debt, pre-
vented the importation of pAupar labor I'M
der eontr act. and has wisely and consistently
sndeavored to effect . reduction Of the lido
surplus In the Treasury and Tighten the bur
den Of taxation on the mass OF the people.
The line of policy laid down in the lart an.
nuAl message Of the President for the revision
and reduction Of war tariffs especially COM
mends itself TO US as . sure guarantee Of
prosperity to all classes OF producers and Of
that genuine and honest protection to labor
so long promised but never youchsafed by the
monoDolisiic legislation Of the so-eallsd Re-
publican party.
We congratulate the whole country, and
especially the Pacific Coast, on the successful
negotiation byPresidentC Cleveland with China
which effectually excludes all further immi-
grafton OF Chinese laborers TO this country,
China, returning except in special cases.
We therefore avow, without hesitation or
qualification. our mistaken confidence In the
wisdom, courage and devotion Of President
Cleveland, and earnestly and hopefully REQ
ommend and urge his recollection TO the great
Office which be has so acceptably filed.
We favor the exclusion from our country Of
foreign criminal psupers. insane aud all 9TH
ers who may become q burden to taxpayers,
as we'll as those chronic disturbers of society.
known IS Anarchists and Nihllists; bat We
earnestly protest against the Know Nothing
proposition adopted by the Repu blican State
iting all further immigration" Of persons who
come to the country for the purpose OF becom-
ing citizens. of lettering their condition and
becoming defenders of our free and demo-
cratic institutions.
T. K. EDWARDS,
Chairman Democratic County Central Com
mittee of White Pine County.
JOHN WEBER, Secretary.