The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-10-17
GOVERNOR NEEDS SUPPORT
OF DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE

The Importance of elcting a strong Democratic Legislature o hold up the
The platform af% nf adopted tied at at T roG9pan pledges saS IS t The Democratic es9%jre pa nayem N d % iSe
nmes affairs aons ~ unE iss ' nsog gSvsTn or t sn p Sa sopp0f these 0y things n mg eannot be "a aone a
The senate starts start OF with eleven hoaove h senators sever sever Oft, these Demo Demo
The assembly as Democratic by a overwhelming majority at the last session
the more eeonomiealm management Of the states affairs were passed
law. It. has given its pledge a s. a party to .n do this and ID, is aa the only tpp arty IN IN the
pemoerati s0 party m a p0t the only @n e hee that ha 't the % %a s wMI be m Amended ed hA ora % 'f %
fulfil the duty without carrying i opportunities fr evil which it 10Y "a
reason Of { T passage s sl Of that hs bill ina All / have been ] benefited il r. EnsHisl g
Of 4 's : q 4 @ 4 y +. ss.Ss ssa ss { ,s ssss s, ! sss sss s,s s !, ! + t. + ' ! ,a,.. a.. r : : :.
s sp ssP sns ok sanaanE En laws whi a1s has has p pssvs e sS s1s S@s s ssss' sa SsGas'E Ia ss! YET s' ed
banking ! law s1 %SsS ii sasssassny r prevent It ne 3 los IS. q deposit. il san ass in j. = y e
sdys. ne ass cent mt, of III \, moneys zone sl held sy ns the a banks ks, THAT failed d a ssn assins !. the ne. last aft h he
party Al IN these the static s9s" Ssa siss sss the Z i ssssiSos ss {. ' ss, D;@ 's.si in F s@sz matters til; only s
f Fa' H''" + carry 's , sss ' sGs Program 'ss saaa : D 5s%a asas majority MAJOR sv' IS lsaa sEsi' !" both sa the
= The sishfhoar law . on the statute books was vas, PASSED. by a a Ds%esr. s%s
. sssss legislature aaa signed L Il p rs : ns%'f fra% the ss'% ssnate e Snsa sss' u RffsS%ssS IN a 'ns
ss' psn %a 80 st isRs5s'a as ass 1 1ssn n sns Of e them me- A ss',a rs ,ss%"s . a p ras Of, # the
feat Of the eighthoar hw ave beer severely disciplined, united on the present
+ \ 9 sas ss IN : n sp%s platform ! that hat the 's' bill win Ct Be repealed i
mary T isu p %nSsn saal paIty a 80 t s'p psspis to themselves p%sl ssT sh s spahs Of f. s sf o aasss ana
absolute control q II selection + ts. men who shall represent sa , them in It the Hd gov
senator's by direct vote OF the people M forced the Republican party .
The Republican party failed in its convention to put m plank ,i in ,M its plat at,
sss ssa % st1 sa't thsy 1sS 70 ss sr had %sn q Ssp%slsss sss: ! at s. ' h, whole sssS ias
state and national affairs md if the Republican party should gain control Of the
ss% .h%i as sss sr s sss the e control rons Of ssd IT. " VI a assGls would DC compelled . r
in !, m i. sn Therefore ss sSs an Sr " The D sn aes ss'f legislative 81 sfssy npp% nominees who VI IA as sSS pisd sss1s to :
Ca m II / s any r ssa Dsn asnaaa se By scs sss p ss he legislature shsss s = . hope ina TINS" n
The proper supervision of mining operations, thc prevention II whd-eattng,
tho adeonate protection of bank deposits, the return of the power of the people
through initnfory action a the primaries, the removal # thu vieions features of
thes tate pdiee law. tho economical administration of state affairs the reduction
III tax rates in every county (already cut nearly twoffths under Democratic
inwtratio all these things are 10 be accomplished at the next session of
the state legislature.
bon the platform adopted at Tonopsh and it will be to thu interest of every
s%a t support the candidates in order that reforms absolutely necessary may
pn intoe effect.
that county. Let ZONE Of these personal arguments deceive, fr they are based
state if possible and to turn the added power to rule, so necessary to tn whole
people. into n farce in which Tho threco or four managers OF hhpnpheah party
affairs will play principal parts
More han overt this wear is IN in which the voters or thc state mhst pay
attention to the political complexion of thu state legislature, Tor
will he undonc in " months The people viii suffer in added tai rates.