The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-10
.ATFORM AND RESOL UTIONS.

AND RESOLUTIONS.
e.First-We congratulate the country on tue as
red success Of the rec 'n-truc ion cy OF
4 nCr-ss a crinCtd by h. apti'n in a IA my
! the stat lately ia rebellion Of { CE'-ttutIon'
|S,urinS -Jual civil an rolit'cal IlSh 7" al
I'D we regard it a. the duty Of the Ii Ve'hineh'
FH sustain these COusrituti ns ard = event ih'
t,ople of such states from being RENTED to a
lat of alirchy and militia rule
|fSeconi-Th- guarantee Dv Crnc~eSS # equal
Fl fr tgp t IL lyai men in the 'uth wt' de-
Ii >, ,et bv every Cull>Iic alton # uJb al .
"a .:irutle an justice a,i must Ice m m"ntain"t-
n:ie tn. question Cf suffrage in all the loyal
s.ates properly belongs to the pe"tle + th"'e
Mates.
II NATIONAL ime. The IA i'p'i h.'n . rrIu'r"'
|Se payment Of the public inicbtc IiesS i" the
4: most god faith To our creditors AZ nome aud
Il. 70 I'd not oaly tcrorin- to tn" letter bu; the
Esirit If tae Law unfe which it wIs 'ntra'tet
EFolrth 1t l. dae to the lab'r II III" nh"n
|at tasstirn sh aid be- eIu'i %ei and ie Iu ed -
#pidh A. t ic uationai fath will p"rmit.
EFif h-rh n ,tiona debt, contracted as 1t has
FL en- for the p-eScrv.,tion Of he Tn t'r all
k3ne to come shlult he extend d over Il far
u ri d. It = re lucei rate Of interest thereon,
Hl-never - cau honestly be done.
|{Sixth-Thst the best policy 10 dimini h our
"a rden If deb is 80 to prove our c'riIt mat
Efpita lists " ill SEX TO lend us IN nry at lowe
|5ges # iIrerrst tina ~e now ptv An HuSt con
- = pay - '"H@ - is..,c,
titverumrnt # the United states
f{puld b, admin stored with the = Ict"s' ec"n'-
- The C, rIrti.,us which II ave been - sh tme-
n " nIrSc-i 4 fr~rered b. Anlrt W Jv'!ie N can
&iiy f r ra iical ref IN.
ghth-Se pr fpInilv deplore the unti,nely
HI trigc .lelth # Abraham Line IN, d r
r. .hs "v+,I.o" "..I n,rLar,,.Iv
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III ~. IL ,h : i,nn. AMI mi.ir1,. rs ana
.,r.,r h, ,I,a yntn. ,f thirtv.
En- l,n sa"...,i.. ~ : ''''' '''' y
ENinrh TIE do,trine If Great Britain AMI
her Eur 4,-aa Powers that because man is
&c subject H. j. always mu,t be resisted
tteyery haEri by the United states AS It"t
ut" ta.. ana h.t "u'n iz't ~ ,-
'iS, -, - ~, ,,-,IIg'J r;,'za, who
I'd art,i,aI +,h. mr. ctsi in all th.ir ri-h
.,,,..n 81, th"u.h they wee native born.
III c,t,ze, i he Unitei STA es, native or nat
#s.iizai. Ill - he able to arrest or inPfiS'n-
Eknt bv "'y r"'Gn fv"tr ~ is u,ls -
I'm 80, ?.'..i - !. rho inry tf tin. q ,ycrn.
M "f To- fr.. f.r.in hi, heraf
[&'.pti4- # ali WI, were fl hfll in the trials
b the tate VT. ther" are me more fitted f'r
|fbeci'l hnr'r> ih'n the nrave 'ldi.'s AMI sea,
In VIII rnIu'ed The hard-hliFs - camp anu
iise. ana '"p'ft!e t",' ,N.> III a.
w m, t,u r.,, '.'T ,r tb.sa h ave- d,fnIrr.
HAN. T,. ~. .,-e oh igattnns never 10 he fr.t
IN Th- WIDOWS ami "rrhtus f the .n iant
la are III. var /. of the people; a sacred te- ,cy
I'M ltarhei t" the p.ote ting care # the United
EEte' .,.,o
s'en,i-f es afh,h'erH,i'n d IA ,,,mtol ,"s r
- + Infs r,ti 'n-thc asvInm II All n,tinn<
HIT il should lie fu.ter,d bya liberal and just
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