The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-03

TEE pLATY0BA.
On Thursday morning We presented TO the
readers Of The TUNE the substance Of the
platform adouted BY the Republican State
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report 'eirg more OK 'es !" pelect We give
the platform this morning, in full, from the
official copv. The following is the pream-
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The delegates q the kePuhlicaa party OF
KansH, in Conveatioo aesenhled, coe6-
deatly appeal 70 the people Of Tie State
ioe scOotisusd support aud poist With prids
70 the recsed Of tie Republican achieve
mests in The past - the h.st Plsdse that The
party they represent will b true to every
present or future obligatio0, and eqsal to
every present Or future emesgeacy. The
courage, patriotism and wisdom Of The Re
publicnn patty has besa teafed md prOves.
Ii cane into being . The expees1toe OF the
people against the ipiqcity d slavery;
coniinued in POSER dorieg the vaf . TIE
embodiment Of their devce;oe 70 The inafg-
ns o. 'n .,w waa ,:h.ii;on ..d co.oc... AZ
fe,msnent rae: Il en(lapchised Tie elayes
and scared for them equal Poli.iea! and
civil right; 9sGe gus! Pso.s
10. ~. I now1.t,sS i.~ i, or,..;sed = e.
n,ncisl sys.em. Whereby the nation VS. en-
abled to meet the emereencies Of ersas
civil war, TO iurnisn ec1no eno un.io,
current, , aI a;..s.., ,,.",.iiv .s,s.dant uDon
or succeeGipe civil sirife. By soccessful di.
plomacy it has established principle OF
peaceful arorrA''ocs "' ssss M 00o
" =. -, Al, IA & no do dur-
ing the la.t year of financial panic aud
prostraiior. 1t has relieved NE ptocueo
Of indus'ry anu INC no U. ~. ~.
IN an nH n lsvy .oa co'tT ~ - r",. ~.
sSW.OGV,VV Of taAe; O.. t.. xao0
nsnonai Exports nave ave. .n ~ - ''T. 80,
WW:ooV 10 Amos So0o,Uvo': ..I;.aS ~.
stored inc natio:a ereon, "1.I rS,s ~: !.
nahonai feP0t nion aolo.u. - 49,. ..- =. -
eheck the turbulent aoa leae'.S".y 'o' -. "
!ne la.e Is"e a anu . ~. - ' IT,. -ho
'o osls. 1870, Cyo.J -. R.n.,b,;. .nS S..I:v
Hcusu' W uoNNy 'is ;,.siT a. =.
WIN rare cooIeee! mas .9u S.,:.c,. w ~
"!A VI .rto'sce.x C
anu puh'shins o'nc'A' u'S"o"<'J :" '''
ranks.
APaty whose Career mas 'nus oeen t.sIsi-
ized at every step ~ great acnsevemenw, -
not only esiablished the stroeeese ute 10 Poo.
lie confidence. but has presented I've oet'
pledge that 1t y willing and aoie 70 siteIscac.
rily anc honoraoly ao]ast the nev P!oose@s "
Legislation and administration tnas are pm, ~
sing for consideration and seulemen'. W.
recognize the iac mat pesues c.nnoe nv
upon glory. New ISSUES are constsnuy III
ing, anu the parry tnat ces.se 70 i've % Trs
be ready to Provide Iot tnelt sol..io"
past only anoros guatanee tr.: 'oe in.s
gence which created me HePoo'ic N Pa.y.
and the patriotnm .eo so@ 49, ~.
sustained H. are somcaen' " Is3'1e M ~. ~.
emerJenci Q. 'ne p"', -. " 49,.
period date n9s ooiy 'oe ue'D " y.
bnt as Vel me o:!.o % e sp'. 49,
nanooaii.y: t1e stI.c'e': az. n -
iaty IN omc!ai tusu, y.'' P I0
dividua! rignis sgatns' co'Pe
thorough praciiea' reform y, n sseIy J J:i,.,h
ment Oh ihe puDiiG seis.cr' nOn :y U.s
uted burdens ana honesuy eAe1c'''" P0"s''
There is a GOOD deal of buncomb in that
T, : all ,r,o 10 be s,re lint the history O
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g 49, aoun,,v Everxbo.iv "a familiar viii
H. rooord-evarxbodv knows that it LEI
,ho country s,feiv thronpb the war. sup
n,ossoJ the rebellion and reconstructed tn,
Union :. and there is no more reason for put
~, al, u.,,o- :, tho nl.tform than fl
nutt;nc in , cb,uter Of geography or tn,
naturalization table. However. while it i
su,,,a,,o.,o-v :, ia ;nrocuous-xbich i
mn,o ,h.r can be said Of some Of the reso
,u,;ons The first pl,nk Of the platform i,
.. fo,,ows. -
r., rh., IN. pov.r. Of The Gen
,ral Government having been stretches
to an unhealthy extent to NEE
the CRISIS OF civil var ana re
construction, en1u,o So~ ,,;e az. =. Sbo cJ,
he ei reduced no, ana. medically but eradu ,lly
and surely and in way that will mot bur
den the industries Of the country y excef
ave sxact,on.; that any ana ." , scos%"
J.%.nd . Js :. ~ ,,n o aecordine to n;
dictates Of tie strictess principles Of economy
and justice; that Official prodiGality,. reck
haste. irreguIarity and ccnvu!siou mus: Civ,
place to ecouomy, stability and hone.ty
and finally that the only test Of pol;tica
preferment should be capacity and integrit,
in the dis charge of official trusts; thst Is tn
policy of the Kepublic,n party in relation
10 the iinarcss hes afforded the people no