The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1872-06-19

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erous and grateful people. We
favor such additional legislation
as will extend the bounty, of the
Government to all our soldiers
and Hsailors who were honorably
discharged, and when in the line
OF duty became disabled, without
regard to the length Of service or
the cause of such discharge. = z
8. The doctrine Of Great Brit
ain and other European Powers
concerning allegiance" Once a
subject, always a subject "--hav.
ing at last, through the efforts of
the Republican party. been aban.
doned, ard the American idea of
the individuals rights to transfer
allegiance, having been accepted
by European nations, it is the duty
OF our Government to guard with
jealous care the rights of adopted
citizens againt the assumption of
unauthorized claim of their for.
mer Governments; and we urge
continual careful protection and
encouragement of voluntary i'm.
migration. " -
10. The franking privilege
ought to be abolished, and the
way prepared for a speedy reduc,
ton of the rates of postage.
IL. Among the questions which
press for attention is that which
concerns the relations of capital
and labor, and the Republican
party recognize the duty of 30
shaping Legislation as to secure
full protection and the amplest
field for capital; and for labor,
the creator Of capital, the largest
opportunities and just share Of
mutual profits of these two great
servants of civilization.
IL. We hold that Congress and
the President have only fulfilled
an imperative duty in the meas.
nres tor the suppression of violent
and reasonable organizations in
certain lately rebellious regions,
and for the protection of the bal
lot-box. and therefore they are
entitled 10 the thanks of the ma.
tion. f.
13. We denounce reputation
of the public debt in any form or
disguise, as a national crime. We
witness with Pride the reduction
of the principal of the debt and
the rates of interest npon the bal
ance and confidently expect that
orr nat ional currency will be per
fected by speedy resumption of
specie payment. . ...
IA. Tie Republican party is
mindful OF its obligations to the
loyal women of America for their
noble devotion to the cause of free
dom. Their admission to wider
fields of usefulness is viewed with
satisfaction, and the honest de,
mands of any class of citizens for
additional rights should be treat.
ed with respectful consideration.
15. We heartily approve the ac-
ton of Congress in extending am.
nesty to those lately in rebellion,
and rejoice in the growth OF peace
and traternal feeling throughout
the land.
16. The Republican party pro,
pose to respect the rights reserved
by the people to themselves s
carefully as the powers delegated
by them to the State and to the
Federal Government. 1t disap
proves OF the resort to unconstitu-
tional laws for the purpose of re.
moving evils, by interference with
rights not surrendered by the peo.
pie to ther the State or National
Governments.
II. 1t is the duty or the FEEDER
al Government to adopt such
measures as may best tend to en-
courage and restore American
commerce and shipbuilding.
1S. We believe that the modest
patriotism, the earnest purpose,
the sound judgment, the practi,
cal wisdom, the incorruptible in.
tegrity, and the illustrions servic-
es of Ulysses S. Grant have com.
mended him to the heart of the
American people; and with him
at our head we start to-day upon
new march Of victory.
The Man Who Cheats The Printer.