The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-24
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AND RESOL

LATFofh AMI re SUI = IlONs
First-We congratulate the country on the As
lrci success IF the Re-. instruction policy Il
Congress a. evincei by the adoption in mrj rity
{ the States lately in rebellion If Constitutions
ecuring equal civil ant Eoit cal rights to all
ad we regard it a. the duty cfthe Government
sustain these Cvn~rifuti rs aud prevent the
cnple Of such state, from being remittei 10 a
tite Of anarchy and military rue.
Seconi-Th- guarantee hv CtnErrSS # equal
utfragr u al LyIt men in the Spu;h was de-
d ,nle by every consideration # public saf.tE.
ratitude anI justice anI must be III mtintalneG-
he the question f suffrage in all the loyal
tates properly beings 10 the people Il those
tttcs.
Thirl-Wc d-aoua.c all .r,n. # repu liatian
: a national ine. The nariourl honor requires
he payment # the public inicbtc iuess in the
tmost goo! faith t. our ere !It5rs at home and
brotd-nnt oaly accortin. t. the letter hut the
rit of tue law un .sc which it was crntrtct" /.
FDurth-lt /, due TO the Labor If the nation
hat taxation sha.ll be equal lel and reduced
,pjily as the national ftta will permit.
Ff,h-The ntt.rutI debt, contracted ~ it has
cen for the p:eservttlon OF ,he tui fr all
me 70 come. ii luli be eNteuir1 over a { lr
eri,d, at a rc lucei ra.e of interest thereon,
henever it ca1 honestly be done.
SiXth-Thlt the best policy l. diminish oUr
urden # deh- i =, 10 improve our credit that
apjta lists " III seek t. lend Us III Hry at lower
ltes of interest thai We now pay an! must con-
nue t. pay. - long A. rcpGdsatt5n. partial or
ttal, open or vert. Is threatened ur suspected.
Seyenth-Tlr.. ,i.,yrrun,nt # the United Statc-
.1ul! be alnin. stored with the i ct.st ccouo-
~. The co,rupcjan- which have been 50 shame
ally nursei 4 1t f>tercd by Andrew johnson call
bully fr radical ref ,-1n.
Eighth--He pr li,undly dep'ore the untiTely
hi TRACE ielth Of Abraham Lincoln, a1d r.
ret the accession Ct Andrew Johnson TO the
residential chair who Ina, acted tIrtch,.rsu.iv
! the n. ,nIa Nh, elected him and the cause he
a. nledyaj +, snrn.,rt He has rs .irped Iepis-
tiy. ani uiiriaI f,nrfions has refused To- exc
ne the Law. has u...I his office 10 induce other
|hirer. to yinI,ta t,e laws. has ernplnyed hi,
kerutire p1xer T. render insecure the live,
ouerty. rear. liberty and IF. .f c!tizeus. ha,
,,.ai ,, a ,,,rl min g, n,,,xar h.. denounced rh.
I,tional Legislltue E as unconstitutional, has
4-s,taptIv and h,bifuaIIy resisted bv every
I.,,. in nj ,,,,rar .xarv nr,nar a,tcr,,t ar re-,
kn.trnctia, Of Tho States Iat.ly in rebellion
,erye-rn tfa Illi, n,rr,u,,ra int, Al, engine
wholesale cnrrut,ti,n, and ha. been Justly I'M
&achei for high crimes ami misdemean US and
<,nouncrd .-II.fy thereof y the vote, Of thirty
Nin;h-The doctrine of Great Britain an
her European Powers, that, because man is
ice subject he Is always - must he resSte'
every hazFd py ihe .niteu >ia5Ts as a ,r'
~. ,nd II. ',.' ut5 "nr ,,atianai banor AND
\, ipIen-nI-nre # n,t,raIIz.l cjtizrn VIII,
e entitled = be protected in all their rish :
citizenship As though they wee native born. |
citizen of the United States, native or nat |
failzed, must he able to arrest or imTriSon-
n, r9. ~ any rssl ,ii powet ',r sil %F' apn
III imp-is,tn.i If il tha intv af the t;,vern. |
|ent ' to int, ftrs in hi, behalf.
|Tenth-of all who were faithful in the trials
the late war, there are none more fitted for
pecial honor' than the brave soldiers and sea,
"Do e eh,.ap.a tne thI h"Tl'hps i ., camp anu
the canntIv and tbe bnunrie. and t' nsn.ions
! D opri.teI by law tor these brave defender.
the Uni)n. are Obligations never to be forgot
n. The widows and orphans Of the gallant
A. axe the waris Of the people sacred leE.cy
lnea'hed % the protecting care q 'he united
'rIa..,,.,, ir,,,,.rr,.i,; =, ,ro ms. hos
giad So mncb +, tho wealth and increased re-
|urces # this narion-the as,Ium Of all nations
that it should ue tostered bya liberal and jus;
|icy.