Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-07
Tho NaiioaaI PIatfern Of the UsHoa
Party,

= ue iohoNinS is tne platIoLu NuOpteo "
the National Convention Of the Union Parry
held in Baltimore .,i t'l.-.
!. Resolred That, Il js the highest duty Of
every American citizen to maintain Against all
their enemies the integrity Of the Union and the
paramount authority Of the Constitution and laws
of the United States; and thai, laying aaids Ill
differences and political opinions, We pledge our
selves, az Union men, animated by common
sentiment aud aiming at common object, TO do
| everything In our power 10 aid the Government
In queliinG by force Of arms the rebellion now
raging agangt It's authority, lad In bringine 70 rbe
punishment due TO their crimes the rebels and
traitors armed againstit. EGi4FY 14B 1H4.
9. Resolred, That we approve the determIn.
alton Of the Government Of the United States not
| TO compromise with the rebels, or 10 o6rr any
terms of pence, except such ~ may be based
upon an unconditional surrender Of their hoStili-
ties and return TO their just allegiance TO the
Constitution end laws Of the United States, and
that we call upon the Government to maintain
this position, and to prosecute the war with the
utmost possible vigor to the complete suppression
of the rebellion. In the full reliance upon the self
sacrificing patriotism and heroic valor. and The
undying devotion Of the American people TO their
country and its free institutions. .TgI GsY ~
g. Resolred. That as slavery was tho cause and
now constitutes the strength Of this rebellion. and
as it must be, always and everywhere hostile 20
the principles Of republican government, justice
and the national safety demand Its utter and corn
nIe,e an tirna,jon from tbe .oTl ~ ~. P.nnhiIs
And that while we uphold and maintain the
acts and prLclamations by which the Govern.
ment in its Twn defense, has aimed Q death.bloW
at this gigantic evil, We are In favor furthermore
mol. hv The nnnnis IN cnntorHJ,,, SS;,h 70. -.
yjsIons % sbnI ,srn,;n,, snrarar, ~ r,nt,bttth.
existence otslavery within lis limits or tho jnrS.
diction of the United tateS.
to- :, 1".fa a.a ,nn ' ~ ~ iSi IA n.sa Ia
ieGh H,'iiaP Peops ~ ar rue "a W., s"u .nu
nor;led thar lives in d:s.cSe =, ,hs, .arn .ry 80
In vindIcatIon oF ths honor of The aso. az, ,bs
Ne,iov orv.s ,o ,hs,n .orro r.rroans0, ,.en..i.
tion Of their nntriotism end thsr vaIor and ami.
and nermonent nrovi.ion for thosa N th.ir .urvI.
yoTs who have nacriyed di.ahIInc ana honorahi.
aonnds In the servics of ,hsjr cnnn,ry. and ,bs,
the mcmorIrs of those who have fallen IN N ds.
fansr shnli he held IN ornfsFI ond cvsr,ss,n1 -.
membrance : = - : - > - : :
: < P,soJr,5 Tho, ,,c annroya and .n,l.,A an.
nrnc,ici ,viSdom ,hs eiash no,rso,itI ~ ,hs
pnswsrvinr tI.ii,v to ,Ls -Ton ",i,n,ion' snH IN.
nr;ncinl.. 81 A,m:-can ih.s,S, ,,;,h ,sht.h 49,
ar, ;nain has St.oho,,.S Ms a,..a.s.,n...
~ nnnaraIIsIaJ SIa;c"I,r ,ha 80. Sn,S.- "nS
r.snonSii;I;;as 80 a. p:s,.,d.n,iI ~, -.
n.S =. Sasn.SnI H.. -
t'' appso'o s a"u ,iI - IN ., ~ I' -
scnsy 9uo essenni .,S " VIC PteseI, saon s " w
NAIlon S anu az "nnin tue PLovlsons o. tGs
u1. Io Ix nsa NJ niu ae's ".Ieu -
uaS auoP'sI W ueu "e tNHIon ~ W. -
anu anu secTtt Ioes' tIaI W. uPpro'o rsPsSiAny Iue
rtosiatnau9n Oh EulnneiPano1' ana tns snp,ey.
nlen' % as Union h0iSleIs -II men en-, ners.oIore
neiu IN slavery anu tnat We nave lul ecnn9enes
IN ms oeteruinauon " caITy OUT tuese hne all otn'
er eons,itutional measures esssntAi 70 the satSa'
uon OF tne country WIN ,un ana eomplete eneeL
.. hSto.eeG. t', INA. we deem ssssntAl 70 ,ps
~ Ha,,"paI cern.TI. rTt and ,a P..S ~
nnhi;c consdsnea and "fSciaI ,r.s, ,Sns,. ovis 10
rordia,I. anJorSo ,bo nr;nc;riss n.o.Isin;.S a n
thsso rssoIn,iors and ,rhjch rhnr,5 chars.,s,,,.
,hs odnn,nT.,rs,Ion of The Governn,sr, VS.
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