The morning call., 1892-05-19

Renublican party against silver, particularly the
act demOnetZing 1t, and We believe that there
should be kept IN constant circulation fuli and
UfficienI volume OF money consisting OF gold,
silver aud egal-tender paper currency al par
with each other.
Resol we'd, That we denOuuce the Legislative
and Congressional appointments made by the
late L publican Legislature as unfair and paTti-
san In the extreme For tie purpose OF lucreas-
ing Republican representation districts were
formed without reference 10 The just demands If
localities affected and without reference 10 pub
lie cOnVeni-nce. The provision OF our cOnsitu-
ton requiring thai legislative districts shall be
as nearly quail In population as may be was de-
libeTately and ShamelesSly violated
Resolved. That we demand the enactment
OF stringent laws which VIII protect the
people from the adulteIatinn OF food prod
Ucts, which results In the destruction OF many Of
our Industries and is highly Injurious 10 the
Resolved That tie waterways OF the State,
being the natural distributing arteries OF com
merce as well as the means OF lrrigating our arid
lands and incr asiBg our productive capacities,
are OF the first Importance TO the citizen; and
we demand Of Congress a fultlllment of the
Obligations 10 the Stfie 10 maintain our nayl-
gable waters which come under their direct con
tTol 10 tie best naYigable cOpditiOn; and OF the
State the preservation OF its waters for the use
and benefit of our citizens.
Resolved, That we heartily approve Of the re-
sumption within our state of hydraulic mining
under such conditions as shan be just and equi-
table 10 both miner and farmer. and we pledge
our Uest efforts 10 aid In The adjustment Of that
most important question. We most respectfully
petition Congress for immediate assistance and
pledge our Congressional nominees TO the hearty
advocacy and support OF SUCH measures as may
be necessary 10 practically solve that problem.
The suppression of hydraulic mining in CalifOr-
MIA has cOngested The circulating medium not
only at home, where The results are most acutely
and imiamOusly felt. but throughout the c0m-
mereial world aud we look forward 10 an era OF
great prosperity upon its resumption.
Resolved, That we deem Il the d1ty OF Con-
gress 10 make ample appropriations for the rec
tfeation aud restoration OF he naVigable rivers
Of A In
expended In the Improvement OF the channels
and in the construction OF restraining aud i'm
pounding dams; that such dams should be
erected al such places and OF such Dimensions
and capacity as will res rain the debris now IN
the channels and also the amount that Will here
af.er he deposited iB the tributaries Of said
rivers by natural or mining washings thereby
preserving he nayiKabllity OF tile reetfed rivers
and also restoring Tie great Industry OF hy-
dranlic mining; thar we deem the passage OF the
mining bin introduced ~ the House or Repre-
seDtatlYes Of the United States by Hon. A. Cam.
inetti 10 be Of vital importance TO Ihe people OF
the Slale; that In view OF such fact we urgently
request the delegation in Congress from this
State 10 cooperate In securing the passage OF
said act at this session, In order that hydraulic
mining may be speedily resumed.
Resolved, That 10 1890 Congress restored TO
the public domain In this State a vast territory
covered by forfeited railroad land grants The
Interior Department, aching IN compliance With
the wishes OF the corporations affected, mas will
fully neglected 10 place his great domain At The
disposal OF the people. Tie land thus withheld
SUOutO DC immediately thrown open 1Or actual
settlement and occupancy
Resolved, We denOunce the use Of money In
elections as SubYersive 10 good government, and
we are In faY or of the Australian ballot system,
and all other legislation tending TO prevent such
evil
Resolved. That we are Hualterably opposed to
any extension OF time for 80 wears, or Tor any
other lime, for The payment OF the indebl ednesS
OF the Paclhc railroads TO the General Govern
ment.
WHEREAS, The Central and Southern Pacific
Railroad companies aud their branches owe to
tie State and several counties the sum Of
S2.647, 600 for taxes, therefore be II
Resolved, That we demand OF The Senatorial
and Assembly district conventions that they
pledge their nominees 10 vote for a law providing
for the reassessment OF the property OF Sid COM
panies for The years they have escaped taxation.
Resolved, That we believe that the public
should be projected from the great non-taxpay-
Ing trusts and corporations which now challenge
the authority of The Government. The Demo.
cratic lariy was founded TO maintain the inter-
esls and liberties OF the people Ii alone Is com
lmpeTil tile safely OF the State. The Republican
party while protesting 10 be The friend Of labor,
mas demonstrated by It's uniform action that IT'S
tendencies are toward the creation Of nOnOpOlies
and trusts, through whose nStrumentaiiiy alone
u hopes 10 perpetuaIe It's existence. The Demo-
cratic party emanates from lhe reople; its aim
mas always been 10 care for the weak and 10 be
Just 10 Tie strong While II Is ever ready 10 bro.
mote industries aud TO stimulate eDierprises IL
VIII never permit wealth TO shik It's rghtful
oDli2atlons or 10 Impose upon poverty tie ex.
penses OF government formed for The benefit
Resolved, That we advocate the continuance
OF lne Delnoclate policy inauGuTaled during the
ffesldency OF Grover Cleveland providing for
and We favor the establishment OF ADEQUATE Z
coast aud harbor deienses and the cOnstTu elton
OF national gun foundry upon this coast
Resolved, That We deem well-equipped na.