The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28
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al honor requires - payment Of the
public indebtedness Ne utmest rood
faith 70 our, creditors at homo and
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1. It 10 due to the laborof the nation
that taxation should DO equsiised aud
reduced ~ rapidly ~ the national faith
will permit. .-...
s. The national debt, contracted a.
1t has been for the preservation Of tho
Union for all time to come, should be
extended over fair period for redemp-
ton, and 1t is the duty Of Congress to
reduce the rate of interest thereon
wherever 1t can be honestly done.
2 6. The best policy 70 diminish our
burden Of debt h y improve our credit
that capitalists will seek to lend us
money at lower rates Of In terest than
we now pay, and must continue to pay,
50 long ~ repudiation, partial or total,
open or convert, 10 threatened or sus-
pected. ...-. .-.. g..r,- -
Z. The Government Of the United
States should be administered with the
strictest economy, aud the corruptions
which have been 30 thainefully nursed
aud fostered by Andrew johnson, call
loudly for radical reform. .ss
8. We profoundly deplore the un-
timely and tragic death Of Abraham
Lincoln, and regret the secession Of
Andrew johnson to the Presidency,
who has acted treacherously to the peo-
pie who elected him and the cause he
was pledged to support /; he has usurp.
ed the high legislative and judicial
functions he has used his high Office
TO induce other officers to violate the
laws he has employed his executive
power to render insecure the lives,
property, peace aud liberty Of the citi-
Eens he has abused the pardoning
power; he has denounced the National
Legislature q nstitutio,aal he has
and. habitually fresisted,
by every means in bis power, every
proper attempt 1t the reconstruction Of
the stass lAtsly In seheiilon; he has
perverted the public patronage into an
sngiie Of wholesale corruption, and
has bssn justly impeached for high
crimes snd misdsneanors, and properly
pronounced guilty by the votes Of IS
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9. The doctrine Of Great Britain and
Dther European powers that becanse = |
man 10 onoe subject he 10 always 90,
must be resist ed It every hazard BY the
United States - . relic Of the fsudal
Eimes, not authorised by the lsw Of na-
lions, and at war with our national
honor and Independence. Nat uralised
citisens are entitled to b protected In
Ill their rights Of citizenship . though
hey were native born /; no oitisen Of
The United States, native Or naturaliz.
ed. must be liable TO arrest or imprison-
nnent BY any foreign power for scts
done or words spoken In this country,
md Il - arrested os imprisoned, 1T IL
The duty of the Government 70 inter-
fore In his behalf 4as.
10. or all who were faithful In the
trials Of the Late war there were none i