The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-26
AND RESOLCTiON

'irst-We congratulate the country on the as
ell success of the recpl,trucrina poll cv Of
tgresS as e'in"ci by The adoption in ma, Tity
the tt:es lately ia rebellion Of Constitutions
uring equal civil ant political rights To- all
We regard it as the duty Of the Government
sustain these Consitu;i rs and prevent The
PIE OF such States from lie nS remitted 10
te of anarchy and military rue.
feconi-The guarantee Icy ClncreSs # equal
rage - all Loyal men in the S,uth de-
nied by every cpn>ide ratI"u Of public saf.tE.
(titude AMI justice sIi must he maintained-
lie the question # suffrage in all the Ioval
ies property belongs - the people # tho>e
hird-We de1oun all firms Of repu+iiati.n
national { ime. The IA ipatl hon r require,
payment If the pubic Indebtedness ia the
post good faith u oar ere litors at home and
otd-not oiiv a"cor'iius t. the letter but the
flt of the law unde which it wt- ,ntrartel
ourth-lt Il dhe to the labor If the nation
I taxation -hoal! he equtl.zeI and reduced As |
IDLY As the national taltn will permit.
if h-rhs nttioIaI debt, c .ntracted As it mas |
n for tho pre>erv dion Of he Uni fJr all !
e TO come sh NIL he extend i over fur |
d, at relucel rate Of interest thereon,
rnever it can honestly be done.
iNth-That the b-st policy - dimni-h our !
den "a debt is So t. iupruve our credit that
Pitalists " i'll seek t" lend ,n-y at lower
r. Of Interest tha' Ne now ptr an must CON
lie 10 pay. - long 4, reputation. partial or
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.eventh-The G1ycrnment # the United states
| aid be alninste with the II. ictesr ccoa,-
The corrupt ms which I'VE been SIT .nie-
| Y nursei d f,~tered by Andrew johnson call
{ily for radical refDtm.
] ighth-We praf1lnily deplore the unti,nely
tragic death # Abraham Lincoln. ard re-
Il the accession Cf Andrew johnson to the
1>idential chair, who has acted I tcherou-ly
|he pc pie who elected him and the ctus. he
pledged II supp TT. He has Us 'rpei legis
We AMI judicial functions, hts refused to exc
r the laws. has Use his office to induce other
ters to violate tie laws, has employed lis
|cutive power to render insecure the lives.
|perty. peace, liberty an lift Of citizens. has
sed the pardouin- power has denounced the
ional Legi>litu unconstitutional, has
flitently and htbitually Resisted by every ,
|,ns in his power every proper attempt at re
structiDn Of the States lately in rebellion |
perverted the public patronage into an engine
\ Wholesale corruption. and has been justly i'm
fchei for high crimes AMI misdenean and ,
bounced guilty thereof by the votes Of thirty
Senators.
|inth-The doctrine Of Great Britain and
er European Powers. that. because man is
E a subject he is ALWAYS s. must be resisted
very hazard by the United States relic I
euial times and not authorized bv the law of
Ions, and a. W with our n ,tional IA NOR and
Independence f na'uraliZed citizen who
entitled t. be prot ctei in all their rights
though they were native born.
lied. must ha able To arrest impri.on-
Ii by any reign Puwerf,r acts done or
rs spoken in this country and if 50 arrested 7
Imprisoned 1t is the duty Of the Il Jyern- =
It u interfere in hi- behaif.
-nth-Df all whp were fu hfui in the trials
he late war, there are none more fitted for
clal honurs til ,u the brave soldiers and sea- I
who endured rhe htrd~hips IF camp and
Sc, and impcr.llel their lives in the service
ne country, and the buunties AMI pensions 4
rf,f. l.,N 4.
he Union, are Oh igations never to be forgot
The widows and orphans # the gallant
are the war Il of the people a sacred legacy
iea.hed to the prote ting care If the United
es. -,
eventh-Foreign immigration in the past has II
d 50 much 10 the wealth and increased re-
ces Of this natirn-the astlum of all nations
Al it should be fostered bya liberal and just
Convention declares its svmpa- -
With all oppressed people who struggling
heir rights.
eso1red, That the adjournment of this r.
ventIon shall not work a dissolution Of I
same, but 1t shall remain as organized, "
ect to be called together at any time and
e that the Republican Executive Commit -
hall designate. ~
sso!red, That we highly commend the
i, magnanimity and forgiveness with
h men who have served the rebellion and
are now frankly and honestly co-opera- :,
with the United States in restoring the De
e of the country, and in the reconStruc-
of the Southern States on a basis of i'm
al justice and equal rights, and they are II
we'd back into the communion of the
people; and that we are in favor of the
wal Of the disqualihcations and restric- M!
imposed upon the late rebels in the 90.
measure AS the spirit of diSloyalty is VI
we'd from them, and As speedily as may
onsistent with the safety of the loyal
lie. {
soEred, That we recognize the great
iples laid down in the Declaration of =
)eldence as the true foundation OF
cratic government, and we hail with 81
ess every effort towards making these II
iples living reality on every inch of
-ican soil. =,