The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-16

aasosed at the RxpHbicas National Conrenpon' a.
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ssnul I'M. on June and D. 1872, again de-
clans its faith, appeals to its history, anu an
nouncss its position upon the questions 'E"''
the country ..r,,.cv IL has
acc, Mt, d. with grand courage, the solemn uu'ies
OF the times. 1t supprt ssed gigantic II oe
.mancpated 4, 0OO, uUU Of slaves. etoreu 'ne NJ -
citizenship of all, and established uAhNeSa
fr,u. Exhibiting unparalleled lHaSiiahili'!
has criminally punished NO man ior POM. ,,t
lenses and warmly welcomed All WIG 49, !
their loyalty by obeylns th1 Laws Az DC
iI,tiy with their neisnbors. 1t has steaeAs us
cr,.ss,d with hrm hand the resultant oisoru.rs
Of the great war, and initiated wise POI ~,
ward the Indians. The Pacific hallroaa anu So So
liz vast ept, rlrises have been gen. rousiy aieo
.rd successfully conducted the pubic lahu iree
" riy.n to actual settltrs lninlSIatiou =.
..r.d and protected, and full acknowieoeln'
Of naturaiized citiz.l rs rights secu ~. ~
nan pw,rS A uniform national casrehN! Ia
Fh..an nroyiaed Reputation frowned down. .he
national credit sustained under the hlosl go .,
ordinary burdens, and new BONDS heSetiaeu a.
lowe rates; the revenues have Deeh eai.i u!
ia..sd and hon, stly applied. Despite the annual
| large reductions OF Rates OF taxatioh, tne puu
| debt has been reduced during ueneral o
| Presidency at the rate OF sluo,on'Wo 80
| great financial cricis has been avoided aiu pa
/ nd pl,nty prevail Throughout the lahu. nh. men
| ecinr foreign difficulties have been peaceluis
| and honorably COMPROMISED, and the honor any
power of the nation ke pr IN hlsh ~ IN. ms.
| ont the world This glorious record OF tns pas
| is the party i best pledge for the future. w
| Iieye that the people will not entrust the 10Y.
arnmtnt to any party or comoihs.,oh r =.
| .o,npos..d of those who chieny nave resAs'
| every step of this benifoial progress.
| . Complete liberty and exact equailt! IL ,ne
the enioyment Of all civil, political and pupiIe
rights should be established and Ia. ~,
| t.7n,d throughout the Union by efficient and APP
| nrnnriste state and Federal Legislation, neither
law nor its administration should auil.. " 49, -
discrimination i'll respect to citizens ps resson VI
| race creed color, or previous conoi'ion "a
| tude. ~. National Com
| stitution should be cordially sustained because
they arr right, and not merely toiera.so oe
| thew are law and should be carried oi' ae' ,
| 10 their spirit by appropriate les1slatlon, tne GU
forcemeut of which can be safely trusted only "
1 The Marty that secured those amendments.
| The National Government should seen 10
maintain an honorable peace with al nations nations
nr,a,ctipr its citizens everywhere, and s!ihPa-
thyzins with all people who s'ri'e ior sie"N'
/ liberty. the
s,Irnl,nxte positiops of the Government are con-
. sereti rewards for mere party zeal Is iati! u i
| moralizing and We Therefore favor :. ST. y
laws which shall acolish TIE evils o.
| and maxi. honesty, efficiency and ndehts essen
| tisI Qualifications for public position. "'hou
, | practically creating life tenure OF once.
\ & we are opposed to further grants OF Pupii'
lands to corporations and monopoits, anu ue
D ,nand that the national domain oe se' "p'' Az
, free homes for the people
h Tbs annual revenue after paying curfen
debts should furnish moderate oalahse ~ ~
J. | reduction of the principal: and revenue eAoep
snrb as may be derived from tax ON tooaee'
lie and LIQUORS be raised by duties on nnpona'ioi,s
| The duties on which should be SO adjusted ~ !, /.
s. | aid in securing remunerative wages 10 .ne Ia
HERR and promote the industries, growth al
|. | prosp.ri1y Of the whole country.
Ne hold in undying honor the soidlers IN
sailors whose valor saved tine 1hlon' 'heli r. =
| s;,ns ar. n sacred debt of the nation, anu w
widows and orphans of those who died Tor thtl
country are entitled to the care OF ssn isD
and grateful people. We favor such sa in ~
| Iegisiatiou as will extend the bounty OF the 90
| ernment TO all our soldiers and sailors VINO We
honorsbly discharged, and who IN the nne
| duty became disabled, without regard 70 lehe
of $. rviee or cause of such discharge
Al @ The dctrine of Great Britain and otner Eur
mean powers concerning allegiance-ence a su
iect always q subject-havlnS al last' thious
the efforts of the Republican party, o.en sua
doned and the American idea OF the lndlVlduai
right 10 transfer his allegiance having oeen
=. cepted by European nations, 1t Is the du,! Q! y
Goyeru1nent to guard with jealons care the rlsh
of our adopted citizens against the assumPtioh
un.ntho1zed claims by their former COVER
ments and We urge continual and careful encol
ape,nent and protection to voluntar! ininliSra.o
10. The frankins prlvliess ousn, 70 =, ID al
ished and the way prepared ior . sPeeo! reuN
ton in the rates of postage.
I'll II. Among the questions which press LOT at'e
- tion is that which concerns the relauons
| capital and labor, and the Republican party
connie the duty of so shaping Legislation as
secure full projection and the amplest neid
| Genital. and for labor the creator OF capital,
largest OPPORTUNITIES and Just snafe OF NUT
urOnts of these two great servants OF ciNliiAat,'
-. We hold that Congress and the fresia'
- have only fulfilled an imperative du.y ~ y. -
= measures for the suppression OF violeht anu w.
son.ble organizations in certain lately repellis
reCions and for the protection OF tine osilH y
and therefore they are entitled to the THAMES
the nation. ..h
ia We denounce the reputation OF the put
deb. in any form disguise. IS natlonai clii
We witness with pride the reduction % .he =,
cipsI Of the debt and of the rates OF in.eIt .
o& The balance and confidently expect that our
cellent national currency VIII oe Pei.eo'eA
speedy resumption of specie payments "a.
a. The Republican party is mlnoiui % y l' I,
| legations to the loyal women o. America ZOE ~ !,
noble devotion to the cause OF ifeeuoM =
- admission to the wider fields OF usel uiihess 10
ceiyed with satisfaction, and the MONIES.
| mands of any class of citizens fef adaitlo
rights should be treated with resPecuui oon
Grafton. A., ...;,, ~ r
Is. We heartily approve OF the ac, i.' ui :, :
cress in extending amnesty TO tnose ia'eIs -
6ellion and rejoice in the growth OF peace
frxternal feeling throughout the land
lS The Republican party propose 90 esi
the rights reserved by the People 10 mems ~
/. N carefully as the powers delegated oy .n.n
y the State and to the Federal Government.
djsapprDves of the resort to unconsu'u. !.
laws for the purpose of removing es,is y y
ference with the rights not surrenoereI ~ y.
people to neither the State or National ooV
ment. -, :,
II. It is the duty of the General GOVERN
to adopt such measures as will teno 70 eheo"
American commerce and shipbuildin2
IA We b. lieve that the modest PATRIOTISM
earnest purpose sound judgment. practicai
DOM ncorruptible integrity and lius'5lou = :