The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-07-03

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fhrez1e1sd wI1h-deA1h II every VI
IA 0rgza Of her material and prs3it-
iczl being ard
NHREAs- Her dire extremity Is
5rf sae fr1ls of u1uzturzl slgyisio2
among the rail5Esa Of her sol and
OF hsr adopted: and
WELLS We have 81 abiding
fzifk thai there IS toFe e1oagh for
L0uisiaaz zuO1g hsr Sons % mite
ths4 IN a mznly and uasslhsh
struggle foE her redemption
BeHs 1LengoTs. rsEoiusz-
Elst@T bat he1csfOrEzTd Ne
de1icz1s ourselves % the unIfezEol
Of Cur peoPlE
Sse0nd-Tha1 By -ou people
re mean Al men, 81 EAs1eFer rzue,
oSlo- o. rlligi0n- who sHe citizens q
LCulsizna. and who are wiling 10
E0rk Tor her prosperity
Thind-Iha6 Ne sbslI advocate
BY speesh- pea aad deed the egual
and imuzFrizl exercise bF every ca
izea q Lsogisieua Of every eiFil and
p0lsHral right glzEaatead b. the
COas1Itu1501 ard Laws Of IO1isizaz-
the COnst5tuE501 and LAYS Of the
United Ststes, and by The l2Es q
honor, brotherhood ard fair deal
ing
Four1h-Thzf ne shall maintain
and sdToczse the right o. every Ell
Eze1 o. Ls8aisiazz azd Of every eiti-
zen q ne Snited States 70 frequent
~ Vii Al PlEoes Of Paklie resort.
sad 20 travel 81 vii On All * icles
Of public conEeyEzz upon terms Of
perfect equality with any and every
citizen, and sc pledge onrszlvss, 80
far a orr iaEueRee, counsel and ex-
ample nay 20, 70 make this right 3
i've and practical night. and tAzt
there nay be 10 misunderstz1dz1g
81 our views OF this point first re
shzE recommend 30 the pr0urietors
Of al licensed places Of p1blic rs-
sOrt IN the State q Louisians the
opening OF said places - the pat
u0uzge Of both races Iahzbitl1g our
State second. re shall fur1hel rec
onDeld shzt Al -zilnoads. steam
boz1s- steamships and Other public
conTeyarees pursue tbs sane poll
ey- third ne stau further recon
mend tnzt our banks insurance Of
Sees and other public corporations
recognize and Go3cede 20 orr col
Orod fellow citizens where they are
stockholders n such Institutions
the righs Of being represented n
the direction thereof. fourth. re
shall further recommend thai hare
after 10 distinction shah exist
among the eiI1Ens % L0aisiz1a II
any Of our public schools or State
institutions Of education, OF In any
other public place Of instruction
supported By the Stz1e- cities or
Parishes ifth, We shall also recon
mend that the PropTie1ors Of fOua-
dTles, factories, and other industrial
establishments, IN employing ne
ehz1ics as EOrkmen- 70 make 70
distinction between the tEo races
and, sixth re shall encourage br
every means IN Our power CIR col
or6d citizens II the rural districts
- become the proprietors Of the
sol. thus enhancing the value OF the
lands and adding 70 the productions
Of the S12te- while II VII cresfs s
political conversation which Is the
offspring OF prOpTietOrships and We
furthermore recommend % al Land
prOpgie-ors Of orr Szs1e the policy
q considering TIE question q
breaking up the same into snail
farms. N order th2t our o0lcrsd cit
liens and white Immigrants nav BE-
come practical farmers and eultiTs-
tors OF the sal
Fifth-That ne pledge Our honor
and good faith % exercise our nor
81 inhGeace, both through personal
advice and personal example, 70
bring about the rapid removal Of
al pre5udices heretofore existing
against the cOl0red citizens Of Lon
isisnz- IA order that they nay here
after eljoy al t3e rights belonging
70 citizens Of the United Stztes-
SiXth-Thzs re earnestly appeal
70 the press q this State 20 Join and
cooperate with rs In executing this
movement OF entity, accord ard jus
tiee, and like ourselves forever bury
beneath Il al past plejudicss On the
subject Of race or color
Seventh-That We deprecate and
thoroughly cO1demn al acts Of no
ience from whatever source, and aD-
peal % our people Of both races 20
abide By the lzE IL AL their diHer-
ences As TIE surest way 20 preserve
20 ali the blessings Of life, liberty
and prosperity.
Eightb-That we pledge ourselves
30 the cultivation Of broad sent
meat Of nationality Ehieh shall en-
brace the Eh0le country aad uphold
tae dzg OF the Union
NinHh-Thzt As al earnest OF or
holy purpose, We hereby offer upon
the altar Of the common good al
party ties, snd al prejudices Of ed
1eztioa which nav tend % hinder
the political unity Of orr people
Tenth-That IN vieE Of the NJ
msEczl equality between the whlte
and e0lored elements Of our pOpulz-
tion. Ee shall sdVocste an equal
distribution Of the Offices Of trust
and emolument IN our State. de-
m2ndiRg as fbe only condition OF
oar suffrage honesty, diligence and
ability, and ne sdv0cste this not
because Of the Offices themselves
hat simply As another earnest and
proof upon cur part that the union
We desire Is Al equal union. and not
al abusive conjunction brought
about for The sole benefit Of oae or
the other parties Offhe uuioa-
Signsd-
G. 4. BEkUEEGAED. Chm
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