Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-10-08

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w" nrair, srate orr s+o 'Fost devoti n
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tn" .''"Cf ITO !. IS an a aolu:" /, I'd ind yIen-
6: 80 .,qi r"'""nr be:p"o II, .l,...ti S n
az "Ir go" !a:nel-t WI :. crd p OIL.
W,.i.c ~. s ali" circulating oncy ca,ioiunt t.
yl"c" tho bu - OF tLs country L II perL..l-
L-..I - o. us asis." p, 49,.
ri:!Ior-e tic act on Of t!e-ndn's re2rcs n
tatNca with respn to iii aud Grancia r.
fI"ton: com:nnnd;ns t'le ctriotir ,upp TT
OF tho Ga ,'istrat:on in time Of wcr, wlst
lSrg all efforts to prevent the Issuance u
binds. ....-..-'... f..
We scy to the Re"u'l'"on rarity Of Nevada:
DON the J. nf"eEt rcsul ! Of the tariff school
ules OF tic IL. v bin which affect Nevada
and vii 1 NeN ada's silver represc Natives SO.
cured, nn!rclv: " oCl. cat h les, eva ide e id
b"'a f. ~ you "a III r::il.i: ! 'pon tn1
Just am the IL: ust! Ard if 8 >, in VIII mar
could Republican Eopresent tivcs HI o
done Ie:
We say 10 tho Dcr1o"rat'c party q: Nrvodc:
II s IL thuL aOf 10 Il, - p ''"c.,e.I at v~s
on - "nc:Cl lt Il tioa brau in i. %, ling with
Dtm 80; p!rtf nm Of Is 6. III il - }
rep CT, could Democratic Representatives
hi We done ORC? ~.
We exr''" or profound cppre iGtip1 of the
tir'l Ii eff % of EeNa as Ciaud oil m
VIM. H. St"r'nr'. not % l. tie :" Tor " Q
silv car:e i rucric'. b. Tor Ii ire It CO.
vet on to til al int ,'@t Gf the Ito, az OK
emplihed by I.ie fact that he has leen t G au-
thor OF may OF the import r. n-aslres
affecting v: is inter"Gts which have been
el.acted by t''n ,ress: L;,lusly. tho i. ng laws
Of Q u itr $ atca. the Carson Mint. he
Stewart Institute, the e.teils mont of the
hG11 n!tural L pertinent Station. hichI en-
al log the t"'e Univer ny t receive n -
year Cover ert lid. nd tn se"', :us OF o
m Iitary inss,rnctor at the State DIVERSITY.
We further commend his efforts n wv Ii CT
soon to lie cro'v;Ie with sI;caas to IRE -
payment To > Sta citizens OF Ne.uua
OF nearly H.. m lion dOlla for mo.iays ex-
erded in tn suppression OF II, var of the
rebellion, and di n ont rcalss. We indorsa
bis proposal - secure L. lis ',ton making lake
Tnh"e and r'"'''ity national park, tho Gov
ernment pu Using on equitable basis the
riRhes OF Ia ...S whose inter SITS are Affected,
rs not Only preserving from destruction one Of
Natures grandest works. but giving the Ma.
, IT, nal Government ntr i for irri9ati n pr
poses OF u great lake reservoir which will
guarantee tn farmers along the TrucSeo liver
more wntrr TOR IRRIGATION, and ena Ie q vast
der cultivation. - 49, >.--.rN ~
We earn silly ecommend the reelection OF
VIM. d. Stewa TO the senate of the u ited
States, and pledge the Silver party If Nevada
anu the nonnincc' Of this conyen ion 10 his SUP
port for tina. office. 4 a. EEE-.
To orr other senator, John p. Jones, we OK.
tend the greeti x Of pc pie who ejoics thnt
they have such great publ servant who has
no ed the comm nwealth which has de-
lighted to honor him His pre-. eminent knowl-
n n ial hoo1 Heav
him for the benefit Of the whole world. and h.s
speeches in the United ates Senate upon the
silver question have become the text book Of
those statesmen no are devoted to the inter-
estS or the whole peopl'. ...s...' u.'t +
We Ia pride In the nreer Of Francis g.
Newlands in Congress-, notably In the fact that
he has risen IN six years to place among the
eaders Of the House. and TINT his influence in
public aff irs Is becoming more and more maj
Les rs IL shown by his great part in tho Al,
I o alton OF the HaW allan 1sla DIS, q corsum.
nation anticipated and desired by the Ameri-
can people for more THAI fifty years. We de.
clare that Nevada cannot afford to lose him rs
I,epr senta i've in the halls Of Congress-
Re oenizing the inpo lance Of Stats devel.
opment upon agricultural lines. we rJnmenl
the efforts Of our Representative In Congress
to secure for the State f Nevada legis alton
looking to the re lamation Of arid lands and
the st rage OF water in rese IRIS and urge
our Senators and Representative in Congress
TO BE ure the passage Of the irrigation bills now
before Congre 8, introduced by our Represen.
tative Francis G.. Newlands.
The United States Is now In the rightful con-
troll OF CuIa Porto Rico. and he Philippine is
lands and we are In favor II holdin the same
until the American people shall have time to
consider and mako such disposition Of he new
acquisitions as sound policy and the interests
OF the " hole country may require. ...
We favor t % Constru ton Of the Nicaragua
canal by the Government Il the Unite States
Of America as q political and commercial neces.
6ty. ... ..-'l
At the last session OF Congress law having
been passed providing for the settlement of
the indebtedness Of the Central Pacific IL.
road to the Government of the United States.
the terms Of which require the payment Of the
entire debt prin ipal and interest, with ten
years, with interest at the rGte Of 8 per cent
per annum. and ON failure to make such sett O.
ment within one year, the MOI tgage lien Of tho
United States to be at once foreclosed, aud the
property sold to the hi ,hest bidder, We favor
ioreclo ,ure according to the terms of said Ast
IN case its conditions regarding settlement arc
not complied with. =
O rtain decis ons Of the United sta OF courts
having shorn the Inter. State Commerce Com.
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