The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-12
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dangers Of secession, disihteksI
ration, and spefhapg'agSar Of
races; and that IL avoid M6 "a.
lamity Of a Democratic aviet0sS
ry, it becomes the dtayM all
true lovers of their country to
mnite, disfegardiag. for tbgtime
being, all side issaes of quss.
tiOns Of ] minor Importance, un.
til all danger Of a fatal reac.
ton has passed, and the fruits '''S
of the war are permanently Sc: :,
cured by the eleetionjof a 10y: = :
al, reliable and patriotic PyesiT
dent,o2 7isdi is i9ela liiw rjnuoJ
Resolred, That we eerdiallys1.
approve the determination sOfao,
Congress n to retreneh the Iex.sls
penses of the GoHernment, and uq
that We urge upon the Natieps,ir
al Legislature the necessity!9f-o
the strictest economy and q aFe,Iiv
duction of the army apd, nsyy,.Ir
and a thorough revision, and in
simplifcatiop tof, our system of,it
federal taxation, 50 as to egpal;bs
ize and tighten the, ,bqrdepspf y,
taxation of the people.,2ijimmo,
% Resokeas That the tRepubliae,
can party pledges itself to the .
faithful payment of the public "
debt according to lay, and we
hereby express our sonyictlon,o,
hat according to the laws IN 10
der which the $40 bonds were,
issued, said bonds should bed,
paid sin the currency Of thssb
country, which may be legal
tender when the ,GOoyernmept 4,
shall be: prepared t, ., 1yi1s redeem 4,
such bonds III isr .aodT .oOj,sy
|, Resolrsa That ,we. heartily
iapproye, the policy, Of Congress -
in stopping pSs, the l9R eeqptragsttiieonno o.
the currency, and b believe e thai
the issue Of currency should BE-
commensurate with the indus
trial and commercial m aasI5 5inptssreyytsss, yfs,,
of the people. =, ',I%' ,i.' !..'.t ou' 'Aei. .t,
h Resozre&, That Justice and 4,
sound policy require !Il that an, an
property should bear It's equal
share of the public burdens
and that this principle oaghtto,a
be applied to all United States =
bonds hereafter Issued obb!y ma %a:
king them liable b$ express
provision of law to gtaxatioSh, N,
precisely as o'tIlhIepr ,propefttyioi,T
Res0lred, That we urge ppoSh. ;.
the ,Nqtonal, authorities, y the,
-propriety Of initiatoryf hego&tii;.c
ations to establish internation-f
al rules of expatriatiop upon
the basis of our naturalization
laws, 50. that each nation shan
recognize naturalization BY tho
Others as terminating the form.
er allegiance and conferringall
the rights of citizenship and
we affirm the duty Of theoFed9n
eral Government to extend adj
equate and equal protection toa
all its citizens at home anda
abroad, native and naturaliked,I'
when in the legitimate ahdA
peaceable exercise Of their le-F
gal or International fights .I'210t
Resolyyd, That we I reiteraeel
to the soldiers and sailors Of
the Republic our EXPRESSIONS
of heartfelt gratitude for theito
heroic 7 sacrifices and setvicesT
which will forever be- held I'M
the affectionate remembrance
of the American people; and,
that, while we call upon them
now to sustain at the ballot,
box the cause which their val:
or and endurance have 'ssayedI
in the field, we pledge to the,
manned who survive, and to the,
widows and orphans Of those
who fell the, til, public nfaitih! ffo.ff
the payment. Of all theihr' pen PEN
sions and bounties. ''' 'AAm ~
q lRpesQlrsd, That We Ssirisan mneMbet
Will. pride and satisfaction tR&
services Of that noble patriot,
statesman, and s6h Of O0RSS
Edwin NJ. Stanton, and thafSe
hereby heartily fndorsg his 'im re.
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