The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-08
LATF'ORlI AND RESOL

III l. A L FohN AN ID IL K SOL UTlON >.
"a First-We congratulate the country on the as
"a rel success Of the reconstruction poll cy Of
a ngress a. evinCei by he aioptipn in maj prity
the states lately in rebellion of Constitutions
XturlnG rIual civil AMI political rights to all {:
Rld We regard it as the duty Of the Government
Il sustain these Constitutions aud prevent the
f'opie IF such states from being remittei to a
" ,te Of aItrchy and military rule
VI Seconi-The guarantee 10y Congress Of equal
.frlge I al loyal men in the South was de-
s. Iniel by every consideration of public saf-t
I attitude AMI justice aud must be maintained
klile the question # suffrage in all the loyal
4ates properly belongs to the people If those
SIhud-We de1ounre all firms Of reputation
q national c ilne. The national hun.' T requires
II payment # the public indehtein in the
II most good faith TO our creditors at home and
Brood not only according to the letter but the
sirit # tue law unie- which it was contracted
y FOrrJh-It /, due to TIE labor Of the nation
sat taxation shoGli be equ,lizei and reIuS ed a.
slpiil' A. tie national ftIth will permit.
4 fif h-lh- NATIONAL debt contracted as il has
zen for the preservation Of he Uni n for all
4ne to come. sh'Gll be extended over fair
lri Il, 1t a reiuced rate Of interest theI eoa,
Yl-uever it car honestly be done.
FSixth-Fhat the best policy to diminish our
u rdr # lehr i 80 to Improve our credit that
{pita lists i'll seek 10 lend money at lower
9tcs Of Interest than W. now pay AMI must con-
que pay. - long as r~pu iiatiOn, partial or
pa, open vert, is threatened or suspected |
lsSeyenth-The Government If the United states |
kroull be al.nin with the strictesr econ,-
p the 60. ruptiens which have been so sh ,me- |
liz nur>-tl ! f'ster-l 10y Andre " Johlson call |
4 3ldly II radical rtf)m IN.
~ gAth-Ne prJftInily deplOre the untimrly |
y l trtgc death # Abraham Lincoln, I'D r.
Fl the accession Cf Andrew johnson to the
RESIDENTIAL ch ur. who has acted t tietcherously |
the Pe pie who elected him and the Cause he
rs pleis~i to support. He has usnrped legis-
Il i've an ju ilcial functions, has refused to exc
pc the laws, has u,el his Office to induce other
,2Cers u vitltte the laws. has employed his
Hecutive I'ayer to render insecure the lives.
flperty, peace, liberty ami life Of citizens. has
fa>ed the parioning power has denounced the
ftiuulI LeZI>lttu as unconstitutional, has |
ffsi'trutIy and htbtually Resisted by every
4 ans in h's power every proper attempt at rc-
destruction # the States lately in rebellion
Il p-rve ted the public patronage into an engine
twholesale corruption, and has been justly I'M
fCh- for iEh crimes and mi>demeanur. and
Ebn unced Eauty thereof by the votes Of thirty
sr Senators.
Ninth The doctrine of Great B itain and
Der Eur pan Powers. that because a maR is
rce subject he Is always -. must be resisted
s-yery haz ard by the United States relic
sfeuiti tIn-- aud not authorized by the law Of
ions, aud AZ r with our national Ia rnor and
u indep ndence # na;uralized citizen who
4 entitled t. be protected iii all their righ :
Il citizenship As though they Were native born.
cit'zen # the United States, native or nat
Aiizei, must be liable To arrest or imprison
Int by any freign Power for acts done or
fris ken in this cnun ~ and if 80 arrested
II imp i,on-i. 1t is the duty Of the Govern
Mt 10 interf-r- in his behalf.
Tpnth-(f alt who were IIiy hful in the trial.
3the iate war, there are none more fitted for
feCiil hoa1rs than the brave soldiers and sea
IN who endured the hard-hips Of camp and
si-e, and iuprrled their lives in the service | ,
sthe country and the bJunties ami pensions
Il opri ted 10y law for these brave defenders,
sthe Union, are Obligations never To be frgnt
rhe widows aud orphans Of the gallant
III are the war i of the people a sacred legacy
/ leataei to the protecting care If the United
,tes.
Eieventh-Foreign immigration in the past has
FED - much to the wealth and increased re-
rces # this nation-the asylum Of all nations
hat it should be fUstered bya liberal and just
icy.
seif;h-This Convention declares its sympa
with all oppressed people who are struggling {
their rigttS.
R2eso!eed, That the adjournment of this
Invention shall not work a dissolution 0f
same, blt it shall remain as organized,
bject to be called together at any time and
ice that the Republican Executive Commit I
shall designate. !
Ffesolred, That we highly commend the ,
Erit, magnanimity and forgiveness with
ich men who have served the rebellion and r
70 now frankly and honestly co-opera-
e with the United States in restoring the
ace of the country, and in the reconstruc-
n of the Southern States on a basis of i'm
rtial justice and equal rights, and they are u
eived back into the communion of the
al people; and that we are in favor of the
loval Of the disqualifcations and restric-
as imposed upon the late rebels in the I
ne measure as the spirit of disloyalty is
moved from them, and as speedily as NAV
consistent with the safety of the loyal ~ ~
'ple. ~
Pesolred. That we recognize the great u
nciples laid down in the Declaration of
dependence as the true foundation of
nocratic government, and We hail with
dness everv effort towards making these
nciples living reality on every inch of
lercan soil.