Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-09-24
NEW TO-DAY.

Efforts are being made 10 prevent or
punish frauds and intimidations in
ELECTIONS.
A navy has been provided fer and
suitable pensions kianted 10 prevent
suffering among lhs sick aud wounded
heroes vi The War.
Provision is beng made for the re-
clanlation OF the Grid regions, where
the Republican policy ut free homes
and Tree schouIs can he extended.
Uuearned land grants are being re-
storrd 10 The pubic domain and The
land thrown Open Ia setilrmen'. aud 10
NIL Things The pledges Ot The National
platform are being amply ,edremed.
We i.dorse the Administration of
President Harri-ou ami commend his
conservative Course AS strikipI III Cup
lrast with his predecessor in office.
During the former Administration
silver and wheat touched HE lowest
PRICE ever known, and fan mers burned
their corn for fuel Trusts were sliinu-
lated, tirances d'sarranged, strikes pre-
vailed, The mail ssrvlce WAS demural-
lied aud business fnunl Itself OPP
pressed INSTEAD OF being encaurag, u
by the meth IDS OF the Government.
whose whole business should he l."
benefit the country.
To-day silver, wheat, lead and all The
products oi lai'or ate RAPIDLY rising.
and while ih- Democratic officials may
perhaps he innocent Of Intentionally
ac.uoy ing our prosperity They are
culrable tor the results of plumbers MS
They would be for crime'. Under
Il harrison Chinese and cOntTact labor
ale Kept oui Of tht country. a aerican
Iahor.rs ami mechanics, protec.ed, agra
culiure is encourage u ny Ii ucI'ar llient
inleiIIgenlly Conducted fui lis 6eneIli,
and the laws administered in wise,
nm and patriotic manner. la presen.-
,ng lis ticket 10 the voters al Nevada,
The Repubican party pl, dyes lie noin-
lue.s 10 retrenchmeut wherever " Is
possible III county and State expeud-
ltures.
We pledge our nominees 10 system
of State improvements which sHalI
save The waller nov running 10 waste,
and devise means to secure its use In
Tue irrigation of the fertile lauds nov
lying idle.
We lEdorse the measure Introduced
by Senator Stewart proposing 10 cede
The lands WITHIN our lines To the STATE
tor The purpose al aiding 10 improve
Gus water storage and 'IIr,gating sys
tens, aud We appeal 10 Consres, aud
The President III grant this much-nesdcd
aid.
We indorse the course of our Sem
| aiors auu r. pfe,enta i've IN Congress,
and commend lnelr efforts 10 establish
On better basis the use OF silver as
mouey, and reatfirm our uncom prohis
ing demand tor the free coinage
of both gold aud silver and their equal
| station III our national currency.
Wn reas, The pracllce OF letting
mail contracts in this Stale 10 noD-re- /.
debts thereof, who seek and obtain
| such contracts only for The purpose Of
suo-i+tling The same, has resulted III AL
Interior aud impaired mai service;
Resolved, hat our delegation in
Congress be requested TO procure, if
possible, the enacim ent Of u law to
prevent such abuses in the future.
We are IN favor # the improvement
Of the wages of American LABOR by re.
stricing immigration from fureiun
countries, u Thorough revision OF our
Naturalization and land laws, the con
| slruclion of naval and Coast urfenses
| the fostering of free schools and popu.
| lar education, The enforcement OF n Tree
ballot and n fair count, cherishing the
defenders uf our country, the protec'
tion Of every citizen IN his rights al
home and abroad, The fostering of y
policy that will extend our commerce
The settling Of ail foreign complca
tons by arbitration, and liberal apprO
priaiiens by Congress for the consruc
tiuL of water rsssfvolrs md u system
III irrigation
Resolved. That We are in favor oil
the Australian system of ballot.
| Reserved, That as al the comm,
election The question as Ia whether oi
not a Constitutional Convention viii
he held IL to be submitted to the peo
pie. that we earnest, invite a calm ant
thorough discussion of the question
during HE campaign.
| Resolved. thai ii is the rollcy of The
| Republican party OF Nevada to secure
all safe and possible re'rencbments II
public affairs, and especially In dis
pensing with unnecessary ntfiurrs anf
useless drputi"s IN adjusting salarIes
npun basis of services performed, de
creusing the per diem and mileage aEt
shortening the session and leSsrnina
the number OF members of the Legis
laiure, in the reduction of taxation ant
in consolidating county offices anc
diminishing county expenses, and II
This end we pledge the nominees o
his convention and earnestly ask ihs
the nominees Of the several conui,
conventions be likewise obligated.
state Ceatrsl Committee.
Churchill-J. w. Ferguson.