The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-12
confusion. and the dangers Of secession,

confusion. andt dangers of secession
T disintegration, and perhaps al war ol
races; and that to avoid the calamity oil
Democratic victory, it becomes the
duty of all true lovers of their country
Etosnnite, disregardin for the time, all
side issues or questions of minor impor-
tance, until all danger of a fatal reac-
tion has passed. and the fruits OF
the war are permanently secured by
the election of loyal, reliable and pa
triotic President.
Resolced That we cordially approve
the determination of Congress to re-
trench the expenses ofthe Government
and that we urge upon the National
Legislature the necessity of the strict
Eest Economy and a reductionof the ar
my and navy, and Il thorough revision
and siHfphheation Of sy stem of fed
teral taxation, so rs to equaliZc and
I tighten the burdens of taxation of the
people.
RESOLVED. That the Republican party
pledges itself to tlie fathful payment of
the public debt. according to law, and
we hereby express our conviction. tha t
according to the laws under which the
$40 bonds were issued, said bonds
should be. paid in the currency of the
country, which may be n legal tender
when the Government shall be prepared
to redeem such bonds. 3 atIf r., 4
Resolred, That we heartily approve the
policy of Congress in stopping the con-
t action of the currency, and believe
that the issue of currency should be
commensurate with the industrial and
commercial interests of the people.
Resolped. That justice and sound pol
icy require that all property should
bear its equal share of the public bur-
-dens, and that this principle ought to
be applied to all United States bonds
hereafter issued, by making them liable
by express provisions of law to taxation
precisely as'other property. ~ - &G#
Resoloed. That we urge upon the Ma
tional Authorizes the propriety of ini-
tiatory negotiations to- establish inter
national rules OfeX eXpratriation upon the
basis otour, naturalization laws. so that
each nation shall recognize ihaturaliza-
tion by the Others as terminating the
former allegiance and conferring all the
rights of citizenship; and we affirm the
duty of the Federal alGovernment to eN-.
tend adequate and equal protection to
all its citizens at home and abroatl. ma
tive and naturalized. when in the legit-
innate and peaceable exercise of their
legal or international rights. s. srs
Resoteed, That we reiterate to the SOL
diers and sailors of the Republic our
expressions of heartfelt gratitude for
their heroic sacrifices and services.
which Will forever be held in the af-
fectionate remembrance of the Ameri-
can people; and that. while we call up
on them now to sustain at the ballot
box the great cause which their valor
and endurance have saved in the field.
we. pledge to the manned who survive,
and to the widows and orphans of those
ell Al g. Al.
ment of all their pensions and bounties.
Rcsolued. That we remem Der with pride
and satisfaction the services ofthat no
BILE patriot, statesman. and son of Ohio,
Edwin NJ. Stanton, and that we hereby
heartil Y indorse hisrecent official action
in returning his position as Secretary Of
War. and trust that his great expert
ence and ability will be continued at
the head of the War Department.