The national Republican., 1866-07-19

IUH NATI0NAL UNAON CLUB.
The following Il the List Of ofhcer and,
platform Of principles of the UnoH NATIONAL
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Hsn. 0RRnN CLAY SMITH, Of Rsnsusky.
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PLATFORM Or fHE NATIONAL uNIon GLUE.
I. RssofosS, That ', are now. q hsrstofors,
ardsntly attached TO the Unies Of he sts.ss under
the CoAsitutiou Of Tie United Etatss that We deny
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sttspts d sssssion srs null and void; that all The
States are nov stasss Of this Union, q before the
rebellion. and ,wa deny the power of ~. General
aovsrnnsns, under the 0onstItution, to exclude
Stass from the Union or 70 govern II ~ Territory.
g. RsseivsS, That our eonsdsnss in the ability,
integrity. patriotim, and statssnanship Of Prssi-
dent JOHNSON is undiminishsd, sd ws cordially
sppeovs The general policy Of his administration.
.. RsselosS. That We ssdofss the resolution Of
congsss Of July, 1851 declaring Ne object Of the
Of the suprsmacy Of the Oonstitatioa and the pre-
and rights Of the several 6tatss unimpsirsd.
4. Rs'olpsd, That, in the Language Of the Chi.
oago platform Of 1850 and Is quoted By the late
President LINCOLN in his nrst inaugural address
"Ths maintenance inviolats Of the rshss Of States
and especially Of the rights Of sach State to order
and control is own domestic Institutions according
TO is own Judgment sxelusivsy, subject only to the
0onstitstion Of the United States 10 ESSENTIAL to
that balance Of power on which the perfection and
endurance Of our political fabric dspsnds.'
8. Rssoivrd, That under the Constellation Of the
United ststss s reserved to the several States tho
hight to prescribe the qualiasations Of electors
therein; and that II would b sabvsrsivs Of the
principles Of our Government for Congress to force
universal suffrage upon any portion Of the country
In opposition 70 he known wiahss Of the oitissns
thereof. r. sgevr
Q. Rssosvss, ''Ehat this Union must BE- and 70.
main one and indivisbis forsvsr;p that the war
or its preservation having bssn brought to tri.
unphsat close. sd the supremacy of the Consti.
tuition vindiestsd, the rights Of the Btatss under
the Consultation are TO bs maintained inviolsts,
and that loyal oitissns within the States snd dis.
triots lately ovsrrun BY rebellion entitled to oil
the rights guaranteed 10 them By the Constitution.
2. Rssolvsd, That sll the States Of the Union are
entitled BY the Constitution Of the United States
TO representation In the councils Of the nation and
that all loyal member, daily elected sad returned,
having the rsquiits qualifications ~ prescribed by
law should bs admitted to their seats In Congress
without unnecessary delay By their respective
Houses saeh House being the judge Of the election
rsturns and qualifications Of its own msmbsn.
8. RssoIUsd, That treason is . orims which should
Be punished, end that We are opposed to oompro.
mising with traitors BY bsrtsrins "univsrsal am
nssty" for "universal suffrage" ,5
Q. Rssolvsd, That the payment Of the national
debt Is sacred obligation, never to bs rsppdiatsd
and that debt obligation incurred in any man.
nor whatever In aid Of treason Or fsbsllion should
ever be assumed or paid. tssr,f
10. Rssolpsd, That We cordially endorse the res
torstion policy Of President JOHNSON - wise, pat
riotio, constitutional, and 10 harmony with the
loyal sentiment and purpose Of the people in the
suppression Of the rsbslllon; with the platform
upon which he was elected with the declared policy
Of the late President LIuooLH, the action Of Con.
srsss, and the pledges given during The var.
II. RssoIvsd, That the nation owes lasting debt
Of gratitude 70 the soldiers and sailors Of the late
war for the suppression Of the rebellion, and that
the families Of the fasn heroes who died that the
country might live, are the wards Of the people,
and should bs cared for BY the Govsrnmsnt.
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