Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-03
The Platforms Of the Democratic and
.oEEd4epublican Parties. 700
The 'Ds1locfatie gPlatfor1n
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JANUARY -sfb, A. ID. 1867.

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JANUARY sfb, A. ID. 1867.
ID T. asss,a rS;ts b.mocars.sy az Ohio ,ts,s sss
fEsty adhere to the prime pies e the party as ex-
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the Constitution Is indispensable to the preserva-
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whether Stats or Federal. should be strictiyc n
rights Of men that the pres rvation Of the equsii
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the Union:. that the Federal & vernment i.
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spSts@ or dsstu tieng the Upton, that Nations
dndas isIssss IF es W s aos
ernIeht !: that hieh protective t. ifs have . ike
equity nd sPiIiSosstS os 5i1s coi
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or Y Institutional amendment. unwise and des-
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lance is the ice Of liberty; that the tendency of
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ecessarily and vexatiodsly interfering with the
business and habits Of the peoples that the freedom
ence Of liberty; that no person not in the military
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life. liberty or property With ut due process Of civil
law that the courts should always be open for the
sergss Sjd o. gedxances; that no 60 Pot JIcto law
Peseskbly essep bic ard eonsnIt npon public Affairs
is invi6lable; that the military should be held in
Tssits ssprsrsd bv e onsfisuton as Ma1.s bsRe sRe
thsEght 2 sev,rn, the ninorty hays indefeasible
V essential to the welfare Of the 'state and the
Rssatsss That the States lately 10 rebellion - are re
Siafesi the Union, and have been rec,guizsi as
such By every department Of the COVER menea and
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ssldent SSnnsSn IN yaris1S and
j. hnson osit in the enate as Ssnatar from Tenn.
ana q e TsRR q and
ter these States hal seeded. and snile th was
0lbE eHfriedon. and which further recognized them
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representatlon in Congress;- by various tax laws
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their approval and by various other acts and resou
tsns the sa@S & &reGOgnisSn all o which
IF those States. by the Judiciary, Of the
Gptsd III bo.s sss hsa kas sss Gems
poars which sl.feflains 5hdsdiction of cases COM
ing rom them, Mnich 1t could not do we're they not
stand on aneduaf footing with their sister Sta, es
-7States With hnnequslrehts beings thing unknown q
the Constitution. sseh Staae is enttlet to SsVeiwo
Senators ana asdue portion of Representa- ives IN
dent and Vcs that III iisSts
are SUBJECT 70 Interruption by state Of civil war
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Constitution that Congress has no power to deprive
1f its 5sseTsed Iishss and reduce i g
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Govern eqts and the reduction Of their States 20
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StiSS iSI ssss.s RS. merely q the Ishts
psfts d plan e tie TiftS ally
sOldAted dsspotism their runs ana 70 establish
and perPetuate q tyrannical ruleof minority over
pls ssnnst pifhont Sossof ter liberties, pros
leFity and, honor, submit 10 such aresulr and we
therefpre, in the hope thAtthe warning will be heed
syerteds do Ssolennly Swsrn the, advocates of the
plan. that Il viii not besnbnittedio . .aae9Il
-, Resetsed, That Ceneress not omnipotent
yides that no bin shall become law withoutsthe
approval OF the President. unless it has passed by
wsthirds Of each ,Heoss Of f4Donsress.- That one
of the objects Of the present so-caed Congress in
sHelgaing staies from representation;, is 70 pass
bills by two-thirds vote whchswere allthe States
represented. could not so pass and thus TO virtually
if-tfis precedent be scquieseed in. there viii be
nothine .tep.syent bare majority of Congress, at
tutima Eepo IF ltIs Presiisnt and nsnrping uncoi-
trollei legislative power by exclusion of the mi
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eREsesssd That z ths RssPs and especially those
the exaeticns cf high protectiys tariffs and IS the
Iasssg SS s:Pd ssst their sSsnsS sH no
poclsets of eastern monopolists.
ssRsso,ced. .sThat unequal taxation Is contrary to
the first principlesW justice and sound policy, and
wecalunpon our Governments. Federal and State,
tduse Unnecessary constitutional means to remedy
ssR4sesysd TbAs the Rgsisai majority in in the so-
favor of Ssgy Sufrage By forcing it upon the peo-
pie Of the District Of Columbia against their most
SSaH9IGSps sSls%R1ly The polls
bythsf devices to cGsree The peopie-of the
ssgsh ae 70 5Asipt sst s a,s oggossd e Negro
6JLA sastss add 5ldeks a3sd tsad 70 proSacs a dis
astr6ss races. W -, 80 . s
T. Resosoed That for ali their efforts to uphold
the Rs1oTts Of the Jnases Of the supreme Court Of
the United States our hearty thanks.9.t Il esss,a~n
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