Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-27
The Platforms Of the Democratic and
Repnblican Parties.
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The Democratic Platform
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JANUARY, stb, A. ID. 1867.

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potsmer a destru ton ef the Uaiona that Nation-
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emoiumeuts of the few. Kpd plainly violating the
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tAe FEDERAL GoOernme'y xd5sfAe came tendsncy, be-
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sconomy:s esssntaI not only to hs prosperity. but
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gotsrhme u to enlarge is authority BY usurpel
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business cad heb Of the peoples that thefreedom
ence e liberty & 70 ,s person asa- The military i IV or
nasaisesysee or IN the .bo5pds where nartisi law
u process civil ii
Law: that the courts should always Be open for the
sSooid Be- insds;S that the right Of the people to
peace ably assemble and ccpsut upon public affairs
dus subjeetion 90 thea civil power that whie the
rnzjbfityzsD prescribed by the Constitution have
is essential to- the welfare rof the state and the
Rs.o,5sa That The States lately in rebellion M are
States in the UniOpy aud have been recognized as
spcA by sEsIy deps{tpent 0f the goysrs IT. and
ifyited, them to -siect member of CONGRESS by
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Losissns 70 sit in the House Of a
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appsrsicnmsat .'sctf. pfovidins' for their due
and sspsssiisbs tbs direct ,sS. By the resolutions
submitting amendments to lifs Cons Htution for
lions The sans rscosntioD ri Which
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less .asstr9yed, Eishopt plail violation of the
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stayeI from 81 y0ise II. The Presias1-
Govern cents and ths reduction of their tates 10
thy eohaion Of are each and ,ps
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offhose States hut Also o. the of every 9TH
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oEeRskfeK the State Gov ernmsnts, to erect con-
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a i61joffty Of the 6mefiean people, That the peo-
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thetefcte in the hope that the warning will be heed
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plan, that twill not be submittedto. 'ti9l'oa
=. ReseEeSd. That Congress- is not an omnipotent
laE-nekine pover; That the Constitution pro-
viAes that mo bill shah become . lay without the
approval Of the President, unless it has passed BY
tWo-thirds of each House of Coneress. That one
of the objects Of the present socalled Congress in
bins Two. vote which. were all the States
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ifthis precedent be acquiesced IN, there, will be
nothing t6ptevent q bare msjprity of Congress. at
any tiess future from nuliifying the sonsti-
power by excl usion Of the mi
pofity from their seats That the exclusion of even
ina einge State might give this control, and pre-
tekt for sucRa an exclusion would not be wanting K
an unscrupulous and revolutionary party.
4tResosced,9 Sat TIL PEOPLE and especially those
ofthel agricultural States baveI suffered too Ions
thsexactionsofs high protective tariffs. and SIS ths
REPRESENTATIVES of uagriculturat and ab6fihe pop
ulaAion We demand that their substance shall nc
lopHerbe extorte6 from tJeIn in order to fill the
pockets of eastern monepolists.Jz ~ T. 41o "
S. ResoEced. That uuequal taxation is contrary te
the rst principle of justice and sound policy aud
we call upon our Government Federal and State
to all necessary constitutional means to remedy
6. Resotved, That the Radical majority in the so
ed Iva ha ir