The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
A. AMENDED And ADorTEp, At CHICAGO, MAY u, leoo'

| Resolrs'. That We, the delegated representa-
tives Of the Republican electors OF the ohiteu
i States, in Convention assembled, IN discharge Of
, the duty We owe to our constituents ana on'
country, unite in the following declarations:
i |. That the history Of the nation during the
last four years has fully established the proprie
! ty and necessity of the organization and per
petuation of the Republican party, aud that the
causes which called il into existence are pefma
ncnt in their nature, and now, more thah ever
before demand its peaceful aud cohstituuopA
triumph. .......
mulpated in the Declaration OF Inaepcnafncs
| an d embodied in the Federal CONSTITUTIONS lhal
all men are created equal: that they arc endowed
by their Creator with certain inaiehabis rights
that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness: that to secure these rights gov
ernments a.e instituted among men. deriving
their Just powers from the consent Of The gov
| erned" is essential to the preservation OF our
, Republican institutions; and that the feaerai
| Constitution, the Rights of the states, ana the
| Union of the states must and shall be preserved.
3. That to the Union Of the States this nation
! owes its unprece dented increase in population,
its surprising development OF material resources
its rapid augmentation OF wealth, It's happiness
ut home and lite honor abroad: and We hoiu III
adherence all schemes for Disunion, come from
! whvteyer source they may: And we congratulate
the country that no Republican member OF Con.
gress has uttered or countenanced the threats OF
pisun;on SO often made by Democratic iaein'
bers without rcbuke and with applause from their
| political associates; and We denounce those
| threats OF disunion, in case of A popular over
| throw of their ascendancv a. denying the vital
| principles of free government, and As an a'ow'
! al of contemplated treason. which 1t Is the I'M
! perative duty of an indignant People stcrniy to
rcbuke and forever silence.
L. That the maintenance inviolate OF the r:ghts
/ Of the States. and especially the right OF cach
! state to order and control its own domestic m
stitutious according TO its own ludgin' nj eNcla-
sivelv. is e.sent!a, to that balance OF powers on
which the perfection and endurance oil our Po-
litC al fabric depends: and We denonhcc the law
less invasion ~ armed force o. the SOIL "l an!
State or Territory, no matter under what pre'e1t
as among the gravest Of crimes
5. That the present Dep0crat!G AdmipistTa-
ton has far exceeded our worst aprrhensions,
in its measure SIS subservency 10 the exastions
Of sectional interest, as especially eflateu III
its desperate exertions to force tie infamous
! Lccomuton Constitution upon the protesting
people of Kansas: II constructing the persona!
relation tetSetn master and servant Ia ih'"Nt
an unqualified property in persons, IN rs AZ,
tempted enforcement. everywhere. ga 'a'" ana
Sea, through the intervention Ut oHG.r>s ana
Of the Federal Courts OF the extreme t'Tetchsi"h>
of purely loo | interest; and in is general and
unvarying abuse of tn. power entrusted TO II ~
acoatidlng people.
i. Tha. the people justly view with alarm the
reckless extravaganza which per'ades ever!
department. Of the Federal Government: thai .
return TO rigid economy and accountability i.
! i,I;,a,uahla :, ,,ya.. III, :, .,ru.ari, ulundei
o. tie pUl,Ic treasury by favored rattl>ans
While the recent startling Grs@tuEtnrAt, .
frauds 4uL torrUpt!pas az the F.ccIai metr"po
L. show tina: al entire change of administration
is imI'rratltv!, demanded.
| cr,.a .,,y.. ... .,rr1,- i,,,,arr int, any or al
uf,ia ya-.,rnrjs. az 40 I'n;tai sans !. a dan
germs r,.'.iral hers~v. A, yarlsn,e with the
rnlI,i. ,,,,.,.n,. n,tts. irs,-u,,,..t i;>s / - Il;
/ ..t.-rr,n.s,n,rs rx,,..jr,an and with legislative
and .GtI,la! precedent: i. revolutionary ia it,
t,aJFuc,. and .ut,,er>iye Of the reaee and Lar.
lunuy Of III. country,
). That the normal condition = Al. the Terri
;aTv q lie United >is;e !. It's. ii freedom: lhai
a. orr nrauhi,csp fathers w&e1 ,a.v had atS,!.
.sE,st saver, III Il, az3r national ;trf.iagN. uF-
daniel "a; no r,e~,.sn shot.!. IL 6e,r 80 a..
lie ..r.y ar ,,,,,E.fTiv u.3,ku.; g lrt,> - -.
..a =. II }..,sa,ss oFr DIT. n 3e.as4at.pn huI.
e,v.s.lk ..z.,a.4ou j. a,erss..,. - la ri44I
i1s- provision II tie tu.s..;5...ut. a1A4&ast b.
ATTEMPTS 90 :us.,f il: .a.ue.,as III as;..s4stt
'cftaa1re,, terr3.orFa it s!s4.t.ss a O. as
.nGlvlaua., To cave !rSA. eA!,.cacr - s.a,cry i
ST. Ttr.E:uTy, : the .s:ea states
!. la: nr l..a8 tie recent lr-o|rLin.: vs IN.
Az. an -lav. trade under the cover at our ma
tiouaI la. aided by upryer-iops of Judi, iaI BOW
er, As a cIlIne against humanity ana a hu,uin.
~
Congress to take prompt and efficient measures
| tor the total and tina. SUPPRESSION of tina; exc.
cradle trait
! TO- That IN the rercn; vetocs = their Fy,,rr-i
Goyrrnogs Of tn.. at, If u. Legislatures Jl
/ Kansas alI Nebraska prohibiting ~layr~y IA
Those Ierr!torie. We tina praetll al Illustration
of the boosted Democratic prlueitse af Nga In
tervettion aad Popular ~oyerefglty eau bpi.eI "a
tue hansas- Nebraska bill and i E-t2:4,iOa
OF The Gr.cft.on ana fraud involved :4eteia.
II. Ina: n .rsas should Of r1xhr g.. in-.rlE-
ate!F .,i:ait.e. a. 4 STATE uadrr Il. Cg9<..tgt-
tom recently ioraled and adopted Nv her people.
ana accented by he Hau~e q. Rerr--ptft IrIy.,
L. That. " nile fyovidiny revenue for the .rp.
port OF the general government bv tvti.. tlunu
3 imports .ouu1 policy REQUIRES -I..h m adjust
ueut Of these imports i, 10 tIr,.f!, ava ~. a., .
lpn!eIt III the y! ,S;rl4! interests, If the, "a gnia
tu,ut:v: tv1 We ra,uulrDI tf,,.t r,,4., at ua-,,,n
ni.y.#,.ns.s which s..u,r. +, ,i ,sr.,,,,,,, mo i,
Lheralyagr- tayrI;,st,,r,. r,.,,,,,-r,.t1,
/, me. hairs ami ,nannfar.,,r. =, .,,t,,,,, -.
.ayt far l..ir Iii l,l,r ,,1 ,'-,'r,~,1.a 81, 4
tn ite r.ti,n con1r,crri.I Ir,.,,.,~.,r,,,T ir,Ia
Incidence.
~. That We protest a ga4nst any sae or aiivua
tIen ~ others OF the PuGuc Lands hrld l., act4a
settlers. and against any view ur Tie Erxr home
stead p9try which CARDS the -@tttr. q pau
let= Or suppliaLt. tor pubic bounty: and " De
uiaHi tie passage by Congress Ut the complies
and satisfactory Homestead IL ASSURE which la
alread. passed The House.
II. That the Republican party il opposed I