The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-28
REPUBLICAN p1.ArFeal1-


Lar ~ IAN .noesls to its history, and an
nounces its position upon the questions before |
the country. ;. ~.
accepted, with grand courage. the solemn Gnties
Uf the times. Il suppressed . gigantic reoeihon;
e1nancipated D00, 900 of slaves decreed the S4us
citizenship Of all, and established univeIsL. SUI
frase. Exhibiting unparalleled magnanimuy,
has crininally punished no man for Poiitlcal ol,
fepses and warmly welcomed all VINO proved
their loyalty by obeying the laws and deah,s
justly with their neishbofs II mas s.e s a.
erased with . FINN hand the nsultans disorders
Of the msat war. and Unlisted . wise Pohcy ~
ward the Indians. The Pacific Railroad ana SIN,
liar vast enterprises have been generous! Aioeu
and successfully conducted the puo.o n,.ca,,,
ly given 70 sctual settlers immigration encooI.
aged and protected, and . full ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Of naturaIized citizens nights secured from Euro
pean powers A uniform national curIenc! mas
been prOyided; Fepudiation ffcwned down, Inc
national erTS1if sustained under the most extra-
ordinary burdens, and new bonds negotnteo ~
lower rates. the revenues have been carefully col,
lected and honestly applied Despise the annual
large reductions of rates of taxation, the puplc
debt has been reduced during General Grant
Presideney e. tie rate 81 S100000,0o0 year'
great financial cricis has been avoided and peace
and plenty prevail Throughout the land. Men
ecing foreign difficulties have bseR Peaceiui1y
and honorably COMPROMISED, and the honor and
power OF the nation kept in high respect through
out the world. This glorious record OF the past
is the party s best pledge for the future. we pc
arnment to any party or combination OF men
composed Of those who, chiefly have resisted
every sttS Of this berifcial progress.
. Complete liberty and exact equality IN the
Pie endowment of ali civil. political and public
rights should be established and etectualiy nlain
tanned throughfnt the Union by Efficient and APP
prupriate State and Federal legislation; neither
law nor its administration should ADMIT OF an!
discrimination respect to citizens by reason oi
race creed color, or previous condition OF serSl-
tude.
3. The recent amendments to the National Con-
stitution should be cordially sustained because
they are right and not merely tolerated because
they are law, and should be carried ont according
to their spirit BY appropriate legislation the en-
forcement of which can be safely trusted oniv 10
the paFty$hst secured those amendments. 81
The National Government should seek TO
maintain an honorable peace with all natlens'
protecting its citizens everywhere ana sSihpa-
thyzing with all people who strive for greater
liberty.
5. ANY system OF civil service undeI which the
subordinate positions Of the Governme MT are CON
sidered revsrds for mere patty zeal Is fatally de-
moralizinS, and We therefore favor system ny
laws which shall acoish the evils of patronage,
and make honesty, efficiency and fidelity essen,
tiai qualifications for public position, without
practically creating life tenure of office
8. We are opposed To fuIhhef grams ~ pso1i ~
lands to corporations and monopolies, and De
mand that the national domain be set apan fof
free homes for the people. -Ei-. fgl 49,
:. The annual revenue, alter paying scurTsns
reduction of the pEfAcipal: and revenue. eHceps
ksuch as may be derived from tai on TOBACCO
and liquors he raised by duties on iinpoff.tionss
the duties on which should be SO ABUSED as 10
aid in securing remuneraflve wages 10 lne IA
borer. and pruhote the Industries. gzDwth and
prosperity of the whole country.
s. We hold in undying honor the soldiers and
sailors whose valor saved the Union; Their pen
sions are a sacred debt Of the nation, and the
widows and orphans Of those who died for their
! country are entitled to the care OF generous
| and grateful people. We favor such aodtionAa
legislation will extend the bounty on tne foV-
ernp,ept TO all our soldiers and sailors who were
honorably discharged and who In the line OF
! duty became disabled, without regard to length
of service OF cause of such discharge : .
9 The .li.triue of Great Britain and other Euro
pean powers concerning alleS1ance-once SUB
iect always q subject-having at Last. through
the efforts of the Republican party, been aoan-
doned and the American idea OF the lndlvlduai
right to transfer his allegiance having been ac-
cented by Eunppean nations it is the duty Of our
Government to guard with Jealors care the nghts
Of our adopted citizens against the assumption OF
una,th orized claims by their former govern
ments. and We urge continual and csfeaui ealesaf
agement and protection to voluntary immi grafton
10 The franking privilege ought TO De aooi-
| ished. and the way prepared for speedy reduc-
| ton in the rates Of postage.
| IL Among the questions which press 1of Atten-
| ton is that which concerns the relations OF
cspitsl and labor, and the Republican party re
cognize the duty Of 50 shaping leeasiatloh ~ 70
secure fpll protection and the amplest neio lol
cspital and for labor. the creator OF capital tns
| largest opportunities and just share OF mutuai
profits Of these two great servants OF c1vlilzatlon
1 T. We hold that Congress and the fresldent
have only fulfilled an imperative duty III tneH
measures for the suppression OF violent anu ICES
sonable organizations in certain lateiy reotnous
regions and for the protection OF the Daiiot poA
and therefore, they srs entitled to the 'nAnSs VI
4 the nation.
10. We denounce the reputation OF the puphc
debt in any form disguise, as national crime.
We witness with pride the reduction OF the prlh-
cipsl of the debt and of the rates OF interest on
| the balance, and confidently expect that our e1-
cellent national currency will be per1ec'eo ny
| speedy resumption of specie payments;
ligations to the loyal women Of America Tor their
| noble devotion to the cause OF frseiom tieir
admission to the wider fields OF usef ullness Is re-
| ceiyed with satisfaction, and the honest de-
| mspds, of any class of citizens Tor adoltlonai
rights should be treated with respectful cohsio-
| Grafton. =.
| IS. We heartily spprove of the action Of Con-
eress in extending amnesty to those lately Ill re-
| bellien and rejoice in the growth OF peace ana
| fraternal feeling throughout the land
l6. The Republican party propose 10 resPee1
| the rights reserved by the people TO themselves
as carefully rs the powers Delegated pg theW y, ~
the State and to the Federal Government u
djsspproves of the resort to unconstitutional
laws for the purpose of removing evils by inter
ference with the rights not surrendered Dy tine
people to neither the State or National Govern
ment.
| Il. 1t is the duty of the General Government
| to adopt such measures as Will tend 10 encourage
| American corlnerce and shipbulldlng
| Is We believe that the modest patriotism, the
earnest purpose sound judgment, practical Wis
DOM incoyruptible integrity and lliustrlous serV-
| ices of Ulysses S. Grant have commended Rl1A 10