The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-09-27

should always receive a fair compensation for
fair days work. That both capital and labor have
the legal and unquesionable right to organize for
mutual protection and self preservation.
We believe that Il Natl nal az State Board Of
Labor Commissioners should be sted BY law
and made elec'iy: by tho paupIe to whom ali
questions ia III pure betwesL eIitsi aud iab.r
ri Odd be tafC5i AMI Thst both parties CONCERNED
be Compelled 70 arbtr.t- All tn It the decision Of
such Board OF LabJ- Conn issiOlers be iual and
binding alike on he euDtnyer and employees
OBEDIENCE II THE LAWS REQUIRED BY
ALL.
We denounce the cIninL suspension of tie
laws Of Congress by the President, such a. the
purchasing clause of the Sherman Silver bullion
Purchasing Act; the Geary Act providing for the
deportation Of UNREGISTERED Chinese, hen its con.
slituti uality las been aii rmed by the Supreme
Court, aud his neglect aud refusal to enforce the
Antitrust and Int rsta0- Commerce Acts against
wealthy offenders
ELECTIVE FRAN09t.E.
We denounce the purchase aud 'ale Of the Flee
treason to o ur Government We d III nd the dis
Reimbursement Of both parties to the crime, AMI
the punishment OF the prisoner BY fire and i'm.
prisonment. The franchise once soli snail be
gone forever
LOTTERIES
Inc establishment of lottery in this state
would be blot upon the people and would result
in hnanci al and moral degradation. Theref re- IN
the language of Constitution, 'No lottery
ticket shall be authorized by this State, saall
the sale Of lottery tickets be allowed We con-
denim in equal terms all Legislatures of this State
which have attempted to legisate authorize
lotteries or the sale of lottery tickets.
We are unalterably opposed to the ratification of
the proposed amendment to Section 1. Article II
OF the Constitution Of State wherein it ignores
all question of amnesty to persons who after arrv
ing at the age of eighteen years, bear against
the United States Government, for the reason that
the same is un-Amercan in spirit and contrary to
the clemency already extended to such persons
for over thirty years, and we therefore recommend
to the voters of the State to vote "No" on this
proposition.
We are justly proud of the public schools and
State University OF Nevada; we believe they
should be fastered and protected above all other
institutions, as upon them rests the perpetuty of
our Government and the securities of our liber-
ties. We are in favor of such legislation will
increase the efficiency and raise the standard of
the public schools aud State University, until a
thorough education, without expense. is placed
within the resch of every child In Nevada.
We denounce In the strongest terms the constl.
tutional amendment to be submitted to the people
al the ensuing election, providing for the invest
ment of school monies in 9TH securities than U.
s. Government or Nevada State bonds, and rec.
commend to the electors OF this State that the
amendment referred to which provides Iamong
other thingsl that our school monies may be In
vested in any other bonds than National and Ne
vada State be voted against and defeated, and orr
million OF school money savad from loss by an un.
safe investment
We look to the Peoples Party of America as tho
only National patty in existence to- day. honestly
in favor of of the above principles and reforms
and We pledge 1t the hearty support and co-opera.
tion OF the people of Nevada in its effort to main
tain and carry out the same, and the nominee OF
this convention for Congressman in the ev ent tina
he shall have vote for President of the United
states as member of the House OF Representatives
is hereby pledged to vote for the nominee of the
| Peoples Party, unless subsequently instructed
otherwise by the Silver Party of this State
We demand the enforcement of the Interstate
| Commerce Act every where.
We are in favor of an amendment to the Constitu
ion of the United States providing for the election
| of United States Senators by direct vote of the
| people of their respective States.
| We in favor of the further res riotion o.
| foreign immigration, and demand the entire ex
clusion of paup9rs, criminals and contract labor
The able and efficient services of Senators
| Stewart and Jones and Congressman Newlands "a
the Congress of the United States in behalf all in
terests that promote the welfare of our people, ar
worthy OF the endorsement of every patriotic
| citizen of our Stat