The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-08
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2 IDritx be, ,the,StSts lately inTS)el
= hon ofRhs Consultations securing
Equal Civil and Political Rights ;,
all, and it is the duty Of the Gov
ernment to sustain those instrucr
tiGtsphd to prevent the people
Of such atatos from being rcnitte.
to d State Ofanarchy. js /
al. The guatantyby Congress o.
'-BTtaf SqfTrage to all byal men al
the South was demanded by every
consideration of public safety, d
gratitude and of justice, and must
'-heHhiEtamcd; while the question
of suffrage in all the lQyals States
propcsly belongs 10 the people Of
tbbtNgistos is' e '',''A. 'n'
III. We denodhce all forms of
reputation MS a National crime;
and National honor requires the
payment of. the public indebtedness
in the. utn ost good faith 10 all cred-
aitol $, nthomo'ap abroad not only
according toi the letter, but. the
spirit of tho law under which it was
6nUacSGA8HB IHC -. 1
w. 1t is due to the Lahbr of
tho-Nationgthst taxafouHshopld 90
egualized anireduced as rapidly rs
National faith will permit, ,,t #.
s-,sV. The National'debt contract
,eFas * has been for the preserva1
ton Of the Union for all .tlmo to
oomey should be extended .oyerR
fair pepioh for redemption, and IL Is
th6ahlS Of Congress to Yodaoe &c
rate Of h,erest thereon whrfeyer
,itcanl be honestly done 90. aai''li
Y NJ. That the best policy'sto d.
lmhiilr'aar burden ofd6bt $50 so
improve oar credit that capitalists
SwilioSeek 10. lend us money ut low
sfraie3 or, interest than woI new
ppy, ant m1st continue to pay 30
long Ws reputation partial or to-
tai, open 9n o0oyqgtiila threatened
or suspected.
.u.iNIIr Tint 6svornmUnt OF the
United States should be admins
tered With. the strietest economy;
and tho corruptons which have
been so shamcfully nursed and fos-
tered by Andrew johnson cnll
Loudly for radical reform. ,1s 2 5'' ''' sssi
E YIlIs We profoundly dcplotc
the untimely and tragic death. Of
Abraham Lincoln, and regret. the
accession 70 tho Presidency of. An,
drow,Johnson, who has acted peachS
erodsly tojthe'i people wlrog elected
him and the cause he was Pledged
TO. support; who has usdrped high
legislative and Judicial functions;
who h0s used his high office to in.
ducc other officers to ignore and
violate the laws; who has employed
his executive powers to render iu-
secure Aio property, peace, liberty
and lifS of the citizens; who has
abused the p9rdonipg power; who
has denounced the National Leg-
islaturo as Unconstitutional; who
has persistenay and corruptly ro-
sisted by every means in his spower,
every proper attempt at the reco1e
struetion oCtho States lately in re-
bellion; who has perverted the pub
lie pstnQlagc into ON cngino o OF
Wholesale corruption; and who has
been justly impeached for high
crimes and misdemeanors, and
properly prdaounoed guilty thereof
bythe vote Of thirty FIVE Senators.
TX, The doctrine Of Great
Britain and ether European powers
that becansea man is once..a sub
icct he Is always 50, must be re-
sistedat all hhzgrds by the United
States as relic Of feudal times not
authorized lY the laws Of nations,
and at war with our national honor
audi Independence. . rNaturalized
citizens are entitled NO protection
in al nfcir rights Of citizenship as
though they were nNtive-born; and
n5citi2en ofsthe United Statess na.'
tive or nat1ralized, must be liable
to.arrest and Imprisonment by any
foreign power for aet done or words
spokGh in'this country; andif so
arTys,eAand, imprisoned, It Is the
dutyaefthq Government 70 inter.
fefs in his bohalf. ',s t,ts ,li..5 y
X OF all.who were. faithful in
the trials of the late war there were
uoac thtitlGd tainore especial hon
ors thsr tie brave soldiers and sea-,
men, who endured the hardships
of camp anaicYNise, and eIhperillea
their liY6s IN the service OF their
country. The bouuties and pen.
sions provided by the laws for these
brave defenders Of the nation are
an obligation never to be forgotten;
the widows and orphans of the gall
liant dead arc the wards Of the peo,
PLEA sacred legacy bequeathed to
the nations protecting care, 81,
XI. Foreign immigration, which
in the past has.addcd so much TO-
the ,,Yealtli, developement and
resources, and increase Of power
to the republic, the asylum q the
oppressed ofall nations, sheuld,be
fostered and encouraged by u lust
and liberal ipolicy.i,es. stissos'sai & q
XII. TasCoayontion declares
itself in sympathy with all opprSas-
cd people Struggling .fQt;s. their.
ligl6s. As staaItss ~ e., go % 80 80 4
upanlnloplg added on molien
ofGensratS ,'',. .s'. a ''s I. Z 81 ~ J, y
RsWlss92,s. slit Ga 'bighlyscom.
menditassap.rly Of magn,mimity and
f5rb5araace with which men who
have served fT tlle' -tebellid6s but