The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-25

Philadelphia ON June 5 and 6, los2, again de-
clxres its faith, appeals to its history. ana an
nounces its position upon the questions oeiofe
the country q
/. During eleven years Of its supremacy. II h~
accepted. with grand courage. the solemn Gutieo
Of the times. 1t suppressed glysntic l1oeauon;
emanciynted .OU0. Ujof slaves: decreed Inc tquai
citizenship OF ALL and established universal SUI
frage. Exhibiting unparalleled msSnanilnits' II
has criminally punished no man Tor poii'lcAi oi
fenses, and warmly welcomed all VINO proved
their loyalty by obeyInS the laws ana utaiiiS
Justly with their ueisnbOrs. 1t has steadily d.
creased with nr2n hand the resultant uisoroets
of the great war, and initiated u wise politS ~
ward the Indians. The Pseinc baliroad anu SIN,
liar vast enterprises have been generously aloeu
and successfully conducted; the public land fret-
" given to actual settlers; Immigration encou-
aged and protected, and full ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF naturalized citizens rights secured iroh turo-
pran powers. uniform national cufrene! mas
been provided. repatriation frowned down, Inc
national credit sustained under the most eA,ra-
ordinary burdens. and new bonds Negotiated al
lower rates, the revenues have been caffuily col
!ected and honestly applied. Despite the annual
large reductions OF Rates OF taxation, the pupIlc
debt has been reduced during General GRAM
Presidency at the rate OF SlUU,NoUo ear,
great financial c1sck has been avoided, ana Peace
and plenty prevail throughout the land Men
ecinS foreign difficulties have been peacefully
and hon0rabIS compromised, and the honor and
power of the nation kept in high respect through
out the world. This glorious record OF the PAST
lieve that the people will not entrust the gov
.rnment to any party or combination OF In. n
composed of those who chiefly have resisted
every step of this BENEFICIAL progress.
. Cu.nreete liberty and exact equality IN tie
the enjoyment of all civil, political and public
rights should be established and enectually maln-
taine d throughout the Union by efhclent ana al
propriste State and Federal legislation; neither
law nor IT, administration should admit OF any
discrimination i'll respect to citizens by reason u
race creed, colpr or previous conultlono OF ser'i-
tude-
3 The recent amendments to the National Con-
stitution. Should be cordially sustained because
they are right and not merely tolerated because
thew are law ara should be carried out according
to their spirit by appropriate legislation the en-
forcenlent of which can De safely trusted on! W
the party thai secured those ntndinents.
T. 1hd National Government should seek 70
maintain an honorable peace with al natohs
protecting it's citizens everywhere. and synpa-
thyzing with all people who strive FOR greater
liberty.
s. ANY system of civil service under which the
subordinate positions OF the Governing Mt are con-
sidered rewards for mere party zeal, Is fatally de
moralizing. and we therefore favor system by
laws " hich shall acolish the evils Of patronage
and make honesty. efficiency and hdehfy essen-
tial qualifications for public position, "ithou'
practically Grating a lie tenure OF once.
g. We xie of,xS1sed to further grants OF pubic
lands to CORPORATIONS and Inonopolics, ana de-
msnd that the national domain b set apart Tor
free homes for the people
Z The annual revenue, after paying current
debts, should furnish moderate balance 1or the
reduction 81 the principal: and revenue, except
such as may be derived from tax on tobacco
and liquors, be raised by duties on iInPotatlons
the dunes o. which should be so adjusted as to
aid in securing remunerative wages to the la
borer. and promote the industries, Bro"tA ahu
prospt rity of the whole country.
s. We hold in undying honor the soldiers and
sailors whose valcr saved the Union: their pen
sions are a sacred debt of The nation. and the
rid md ory.b an n
country are entitled TO the care OF generous
and grateful people. We favor such addltlohai
legislation az viii extend the bounty OF the Gov
r1,D,eut IT, all our sol hers and sailors who were
honorai,ly discharged. and who in the line OF
duty became disabled without regard to length
of service or cause Of such discharge.
9@The dictrine Of Great Britain and otaef Euro
pean povt1s concerning allegIance-once SUD
ject always a understanding At last, through
the efforts of the Republican party, been abaIi-
doned. and the American idea OF the lnolSlduai
night to transfer his allegiance having teeh &C
cee,ted by European nations II Is the daty OF our
Government to guard with lealoHs care the rights
Of our adopted citizens against the assumption OF
unauthorized claims by their former govern
ments. and we urge continual ana cafei u ehcour-
aserncnt and protection to voluntary Immigration
To- Phe ranking privilege ought to be aooi-
isted and the way prepared for . speedy reduc-
ton in the rates OF postage.
IL. Among the questions which press 1or a1'en :
ton is that which concerns the relations OF
capital and labor. and The Republican party re-
co,nize the duty Of so shaping Legislation as 70
sec re full protection and the amplest field for
capital and for labor, the creator OF capfaf the
largest opportunities and Just snare OF huiu
profits OF these two great servants OF CIVILIZATION
IL. We hold that Congress and the President
have only fulfilled IN imperative duty III theif
measurs for the suppression of ylolen ana Urea
sonable organizations in certain lately rebelous
regions and for the protection OF the ballot ooA
and therefore, they are entitled to the thanks OF
the nation. ..s., .-.t
I, 49, We denounce the Reputation OF the pubic
debt in any form or disguise. as national crime
We witness with pride the reduction OF the prin'
c;pal of the debt and of the rates OF interest os
the balasee and ccnidentiy expect r-lst our ex-
cellent national currency Will be ferfec'o os
| speedy resumption of specie payments
Ii. The Republican party Is Mlndfui o! rs %
legations TO the loyal women OF America ioI Sie!l
noble devotion to the catIse of freedom; theli
admission to the wider feds OF usefoiiness is re-
| ceived witch satisfaction, and the honest de,
mands, of any class Of citizens fOr auoitlonal
rights should be treated Wlth respec'A "a eoAAsA
| Grafton.
Io- We heartily approve OF the action Oh 1on'
gress in extending alnnesty to those lately IN re
| bellion, AID rejoice in the growth on peace alio
| fraterI,al feeling throughout the lana. ..,
| 10 The Republican party propose TO rsspee'
I the rights reserved by the people 70 themselves
! as carefully the powers delegated oy 'h'ih &c
| the State and to the Federal Government IL
/ disapployes OF the resort to sunconstnu,iohai
f! laws for the purpose n removing evils pv ihef
/ ference with the rights not surrendereu os lnt
| people to neither the State or National Govern
! 1nent. ...-..-
| It. II is the duty of the General Government
to ad Dot such measures will tend to encourage
American commerce and shipbuildIng =,
| 49, We believe that the modest PATRIOTISM. ths
earnest purpose, sound Judgment, practlcal WIS
dom incorruptibie integrity and illustrlous serv
IIlvss..g have cOn1mendeG HIM u