Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-06-06

LlCSI- therefore, ask that you VIII present TO the
Convention my regrets for my enforced absence
my earnest wishes tor such harmony and unity OF
action as win be the fore-runner Of an autum tri-
umph, aud my qualification that the Republican
party in the District stands erect and firm, intact
and confident of victory.
In the name OF the people, and for the public
good. we lit up once more the Republican banner
and ask for greater following than we have ever
had before. The years of the life OF the Republican
party are full of brilliant achievements Ithaswrii
ten glowing page IN history; but not content to
rest on the laureis already won, it grapples with
every new problem, and proves its right to be the
leader in every real reform. Gathering to its heart
all the best elements Of our many-sded American
MANHOOD, It becomes more vigorous with adyanc-
ing years, while eete organizations sink in servility
and decay II prefers the activity OF usefulness,
and the quckenings Of healthy growth to the para
lysls OF inactivity IN well doing, and the debility OF
| an unlovely, grabbed and morose old age.
| Ine Republican party makes no promise which
1t does not redeem. 1t was organized on a pledge
OF freedom in the territories and il kept them free
| When bad men rose in arms against the nation,
II promised that the Union should be maintained !;
! and i was done.
1t promised that the rebellion should be sup
pressed; ; and the promise was grandly redeemed.
IL promised equal civil and political rights every
naive and natuTallzed citizen; and the pledge is
fully made good.
1t promised a restored Union after the rupture
OF bloody civil war; and the Union stands whole
to-day, preserved and enlarged, Tree republic IN
fact as well as in name.
| II promised that in the adjustment of system
OF taxation imposed ON account of the war of the
rebellion the great industries of the country should
lot De checked in their growth and prosperity, nor
labor stripped OF its just reward; ana that the
should. without unnecessary deIav he made free
10 meet this promise, the Republican members OF
Congress have spared no effort; and soon as the
necessities of the government would permit anon .
many other cbsnees and rpdnctons tea ana roffs7.
We're added to the Tree list to take effect the st
day o. July.
1t promised the people that under Grant thera
| should be an honest ana faithful collection of the
revenues, reduction OF the burdens OF taxation
and the corsanns,,t drrasa ~ , -
the aDpcefioT of al SI,r,,l,1s ~ 80 - 20 t "ll
of the DnDlic debt F1,ert one of tbss Ylta e. h
been redeemed with s faithfuraus ,,Iich 7y.itas
the wonder oY1d - - -. - i - =
( sncc4asv.. ~ ae ~, -; y - -. - 80 ~
Grant ne ~ +r % = I'lei L - tes1Se1t
Ihe ii 81 Co7,ecItsS T,',I1 go ~ ui
NOR. than sS1 ana sto ~ IT, ~ ~ i ioo VI VI
viii in 8, to. 49, ,l - L.. ~, u, , IN, Iess
and AL - H. - i . 9e,UVu,oVo AIols,
the tax ,yigs the e=rl,f1 i5soG ~, 80 - ioA ~
ra,, 80, - e. ' cooiois iiuseu ilto every de-
| ssf,la ~ -, -, ~ - @ 49, s10l aS " eh-
T.ars al t6 - -; ~ ta9iS >, is tIe three
deh1 H., e,,oT11,,1e ~ & 80 =. oui -, p.iolto @
mokirer an orr,J1i $50 y. I'i-4 t FS49Uoo'ouo IVY
In iut ,ssf TYni, tI,45 ,-Ii4 80 i
an,a,tg rStor .-i9 --lo'; . uupal aiiele5u
n.,-uf9v, silyri c.,7 -, II 49, 'lIe e
the N,7r 6TIl Jrlfr,,s win ulieb III 49, 80 VI
that .-h. lerstsi,,. hn,qn r,efre ~
that those ,o1ts ,,-isi - -, 80: !, ~
eo,,t,s+ ;, ~ ' ny '0H II 'I0 1 AAe94uSHi4li
Nor is This au l,,,,, ,,,rt;,, ~ ~. 4o,,. -.
hsen ra,pndsd i, 4bot 49,. - :, u - uoD' nag
! wa rsa- b,,. .;,-
pected nn-ter TINS 5n3iciols tiT,a,7-i.J r,3,,s.
fheIae+ir,,s crsi1 a li i-iS mem
premium. On god which fhrst. v,rs ,a 49,
CENTS hgs faiIen to ta,, tl,1,t i1,;,,-. -. -. , -
sverv dollar in cirrniaia M h q ~ M - -
the riryriIasi-1lr ro5r ~ ~, ,,ie ~ ~
] currency " -i
~ ,t 'e- tll o1s;..ess liit-Itst y the country
90 =, On a. ae', 1ie alo lag aotlsety, me wise
dt,nc h. : sfir1afell mr. y,1-a1i :,ll1,eiis ~ ~
sipated an fslrs o. iir sncisi r,is,ssf.r 80 -
A parry wboae r1asf raeorri i 81 n sti, r,isbed CO..
Datr|nfic aclity,in1snts anj t,.t ri - to
every element OF progress that Is Instinct wtb life
ana bower: thar hoIs hit ne baI'r f IN % .itv
and honesty is the rue ana only ..reformn party
o the day. and DOES not propose to strlke its fias
to any ''new departure or sthrd party,n or .slb-
r4 zen al fa.l0h alir plrica1ion are
never shields an offender. Il peyer ct1nasiIs >
fraud 1t smites tine wrong dOer, with mercuess
OUT and pun shed oaenders SO releptssly ~ Grants
and no other since John tguincv Adams has ,t x
little 10 the government BY the default OF public Of
hcias. Ihe departments nave pe.u syy,Df and ,r,r
nisllgd Mhil. others l,avs rallnI III. 3s.Sie,,,t
has acted; has discharged tie disioEest and me-
hcient ana !nlroduce sysfr, Inv ,1hich if VIII h
extremely difficult for any NM +j,a honrst ana c
r,-f, nj ~ fpd a..r'.ss r., i5i,i.I -, ~ W NO4ii-
| 'rHe eontinnl1 success ,15 ~, -, hl; 4 :
a guaranfst of rane,. II Mann. ,,s, sIP - y Z
Iathlul execution of the laws aud of tb sIshii;fT
and peruanence olfthe An1prican I-nfon IN -
cess OF the party is a patriofic tlutv I trnst that
nothing viii be done bv s 70 mar IL harmon, md
It's unity. Selfish considerations should remain i'm
the backpr0und NVe mood . m .,,r st,..,,,-th - -,
against the elements now combinino to 7nnose ns
The state calls to us as well as rhe District InGi
ana expects every man to do his dnfv- The natjon
adds htr voice and the e,r,lr5 Hi Tf.,;,, - -
many a tioosler nov faIlrl,1 and I,1aTv siiat h
died eypec1s every M nm 10 o his r}}v IT ~, IL
cord enter here HIGHER and better T.. our fhn,1hts
/ and aspirations
/ know not upon whom viii fall the choice of the
Convention Tor STANDARD bearer during the an
preaching campaign but am sure it will do that
which is wise and rigbt and whatever the event of
its deliberations it will have NV cordial endorse
ment and the Republican party will find in me
now, as during the whole OF NV politicaI life an
earnest and untiring Iaborer for its success.
Very Respectfully Yours,
| JASPER JACKARD.
|
JAMES MOORE chairman OF the Committee on
Resolutions, made the following report, which was
unanimously adonted.
| The Republican party of the 11th Conoressional
District, strong now as in the past in the recttnde
of its political creed confidently appeal once more
to the voters OF this District upon these articles of
our political faith
| l. The union of the States AGAINST all enemies
foreign and domestic the CONSTITUTION in Letter and
in spirit decreeing and maintaining the liberties of
all men, and the strict enforcement of the laws in
every part of the nation
2. The application of the surplus resources 10 the
reduction OF the public debt and the reduction of
tariff duties and internal taxes as ranidv "a the
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