Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-10

! that all laws are faithfully executed and jus
tice impartially administered; TO stimulate
| ingenuity in the discovery of new INVENTIONS
/ for economising labor, and thus charging
the production of the only real source OF
individual and national wealth to increase
agriculture as well "a manufactures, mining
and the mechanic arts, thereby bringing
nearer together the producers OF food and Of
fabrics, and furnishing both with the same
market, thus enhancing the gains OF industry
and the wages Of labor by reducing the cost
OF transportation and diminishing the ezpensc
Of exchange between the farmers and the
citizens TO retrcnch unnecessary cxpcndI-
lures. reduce taxation to the lowest point
consistent with the maintenance of the ma
tional credit, abolish all unnecessary Offices,
rebuke venality and expose and punish cor
ruption aud robbery to wrest power from
the hands Of mere politicians by trade, and
confer il 10 those most worthy and best quail
flied to WELD it. bv electiug and appointing
to office only honest ana faithful men, SO a.
% administer every department. OF the Gov
eminent with the most rigid economy ana
the stirictest fidelity, that the burdens may
bear a lightly and its benefits DC &c generally
diffused as possible, and thus make happier
AMI brighter future Cor the tolllnc masses,
and contribute to the welfare, enlightenment
and happiness oil the whole people
ResO.cea, That the success OF tue present
national Administration in reducing tie pub
lie debt. diminishing and equalizing taxation,
administering every branch Of pubic affairs
with economy aud efficiency, forming ana
imurovIu. the civil service, enforcing me
laws without fear o. favor, protecting the
nation : wards with parental care against the
cruel ayarice Of speculation ami fraud, ana
maintaining friendly relations with foreign
Powers has been such IS % command the
appreciation Of the great maJ0rlty o. she
+ American people, and Justly entltls Il = 5he
confidence and commentator OF every true
Republican.
ResoIrel. That vhil. not unwilling % let
the dead past bury rs dead, Ne cannot lor-
get and the American people can never for
get that O. the so-cIiled Democratic Party
and its leaders South and North Use owe al
tho ealamiries If the late slave holders
rebellion. and the burden Of debt now resting
upon -h. industry 81 our state and inc r@-
ton.
Rsa That 81 long az IL single soi5.. r
disabled ia the war .or tile I Mon Nemalns V
Do provided Tor 80 long as one dollar e the
national debt incurred IN the prosecution q
that war remains unpaid So long Is loving
hands 81 not cease - garland with a5N-is
the graves Of our heroes fallen III the defense
..f liberty ami their country ~ long should
r.,.7crcJ r., the control of those WHO sought
-- ,,..,I3 have. uermitted its destruction.
p...5-lJ rb.t the Repuh,icln Party.
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