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mississippi congress yesterday Mr.
rshback. Of Arkansas chairman of
The COMMITTEES on resolutions stated
that after working until midnight his
COMMITTEES had completed IL labor and
Was ready 20 report
A lengthy discussion arose n 10 the
manner Of disposing Of the resolutions
II was finally decided % rcad them ~
length and then adopt them section by
section. This consumed some time and
the following were adopted;
whereas Tbs Interest % mining creates
aud adds % the wealth Of the country near
" neoeoa.eo1 annually. Of gold and silver
alone. whose scarcity means the deprccia-
tioa of the farms. the homes and all the real
property Of the country. a. veil as the
wheat the cotton and the corn produced ~
our toiiinE millions and whose abundance
means Increased prosperity 90 tue great
mass OF our people.
Whereas. There are millions Of acres Of
the gold and silver bearing mineral lands Of
the west ON which there are thousands Of
mining pnoperties. both patented and an
patented. vtthin the limits Of the grants %
the pacific railroads, and which are In TN.
minent danger uf becoming the property Of
these railroad companies. nov. therefore,.
be Il
Resolved. That this body earnestly ass OF
congress such legislation a. will protect and
foster our mining Interests and forever pre-
vent our mines and mineral land bearing
god. silver. copper or lead, from becoming
property OF these corporations aud ther
grants.
That this BODY ask the delegation In this
convention from the territories OF Arizona.
Utah. New Mexico and the states of Call.
fornia. Nevada. Colorado, wyoming. ore.
gon. Idaho. south Dakota aud Montana.
which have a common interest In this sub.
iect, 20 author ne the president 20 select a
committee OF seven members who shall
TORN a Sointnl',ee TOT ,ne patpose OF seeuu
ssxs ,ss.s min,s and %tnsr.i tsns. 40 ,be
peooIc.
Resolved. That our naturaliz rtion laws
should be more str'ngen' AMI ina, the
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Resolved. That as the necessities OF the
Transmississippl states demand an ocean
outlet ON the northwest coast OF the cur oil
aeA.oo; anu = nm,hans " anIn.,y -
renor,ed that galveston 4. the onty mort at
which such deep water rs il adequate to the
needed purpose can be secured and as IN
aessruhhes win .n.s repo's NV"
for 1hs bnIlS,nr of surh n barbor AZ calves.
ton. we would respectfully urge upon tho
honorable secretary of war the completion
OF inc let''.s now unaSr eoh,truo.,on ss
,rnnt Ii,cs ~ r.nroaas n. -rsoues,.d 10 e..
tend their railw AZ facilities TO Galveston ~
rapidly as the work of the ietties proceeds
hesoivea' .hat y IS the sense o. .a's con,
asmsnaad ,hst o,iy immIernnts who both
desire and are ntted for American citizen.
ship shall be permitted to land ON our
shores, ana 'hat the laws Shouio oo more
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