The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25

the Office for which the Democratic
party OF the United Ststes has selected
hun, and that no language which VT
can frame more aptly illustrates his dis.
qualifications than that freely and pub
ilcly employed BY William j. BryaL
and w. IL Hearst and other leadin.
men c0nspicuously prominent IN Demo
cratic circles hen the environments o
t!a Democratic p~residential notnlne'
we're subj ct to free and untra mnieleo
discussion.
National Irrigation.
We congratulate the people of The
State OF Nevada upon the passage o
the national irrigation law which will
ultimately reclaim the arid lands OF tht
west and which will within 3 few
ears sranriorm the desert wastes o
N.yada into fruitful homesteads. W.
aa-eit that tie attempt to usurp tbs
crsdi, OF this great act TO- one man Is
trav.-s5y on fact anu justice. To the
thousands ri western citizens who have
ag tated this subject, 10 the western
5 majors and Congressman who foi
t-ept!-tvs y-ars have pei isteut'
urged ana fought for irrigation legis
iation. ard 10 The engineers who have
measured western streams AID tnre2o
sd the tnounta ms aus: q 'sertS TO carr
the posi- ,ilit es of Storage and recia
IN .tiou We give due and generous credi
aud the fuilnesS Of our gratitude. Bu'
above all ~e declare that tie ringing
and 'n-istrnt recommendation oil Theo,
.lora Rpos w that Congress consider
,ni+ s~,ihject was respon-ibia for thr
+ .-k,, liz tion Of ail theories and plans
| - tt,- NJ, known us the National r.
,'g ttiOn Law, which was framed anG
agreed - h. ail the western Senators
snl Congressman, AID miro 'uced 81.
m~plrabe.asiy In tht, Senate and House
and w!lich would have failed n tn
HOUSE had not Theodore Roosevelt Fl
rally brought his great influence to
b"r tn securc it's passage,
Isthimian Canal.
We %rejoice in the requirement By the
United States OF sufficient 1,thimiar
terri DRY upon which to e~Xcavate. con
atruct and operate 4 commercial caoal
between the Atlantic and the Pacific
oceans entirely regulated and control
led BY the government of the United
States and which will greatly promote
the Industrial development OF all sec.
tions OF the Pacific Coast, and re es-
pecially regret that Senator Francis G.
NewIands so far forgot the substantial
Interests o! the Stale of Neva Ia as II
i%nterpUse his vote in the Set.a g OF the
United States agai1st the ratification nf
the treaty between the United States
anc the Republic of Panama in tht
vain sttempt to interdics the bulldog
of the canal.
United States Ssnatorship
We congratulate the people of Neva-
da upon tine awakening OF her pros per
ity in field and mine, and that the hour
Ia struck which closes IL quarter OF o
century o. State depression. That the
dawn has begun OF \ new era Wherein
thi, commonw wealth il deo.lt;ed III take
high rank in agriculture, the industries
aud mining. New leaders are cailed
Tor to represent in COng,ess this now
spirit of State development. For the
Senate of the United States the ke
publican party presents tins aame OF
George s Nixon, as na ahie, ift" Aud
loyal citizen worthy ar such chol'e
familiar with and Interested IN the var
lad Industries If our State and VINO l.
the first candidate for that 81 ;'reme
once presented by \ Nevada convcu-
Zion IN The past twenty yeafS. Win ~ d
zone fda resident auti cit!z"n OF Neya
ha, aud pledges the tf.sris Of the he
publican party IN u"- ht tt'i."r"p'e
means ana III. vot-S OF is it,'i, S"'s Va
the State Lcg;slffnf,s 10 .ftiie his
election.
Capital and Labor
W. snhmit the iahnr rrcart -! she
iirpnrl.ean la,th against h proirsS
ions 1T d mo,ract. H. uhiicanism mas
Quilt ny - tariff Il th..nt tnii e"nus'
4hirh pis,.- h. y i,.,'ic u Htarkft- ~
Sh,A pr,niants nf A~nter,ri" tit"'a / hi@
In ever Stale VIII. ~ ia power -. ord
Legislation iavnripg short = h"n = ..'iH
%sstita, 8 con ition5 ai la ~ pr h'nit''d
Q mia labor. ana ua-ssd stringent laws
Or the safeguarding of life and liuo Of