New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-06
.-o eousl under the laws and entitled to their

All citizens are equal under the laws and entitled to their
TT oars Is Government OF the people, for the peo
ME and Inv the people The National Constitution ana
ne Government established lnar IT. ,ne sie & "re
fhe ceaton of the people in their primary capacity anu
bn General Government bound by most sacred
ohiieations 10 preserve republican government In al
and 10 protect the freedmen OF the South III
& fr and free exercise OF every right OF citizenship
~ A Just generous, and forbearing pOncy to"aIu
tboso lately in arms against the integrity Of the Unlon
VET der.anding full recognition IN practice as Wen as
In theory OF the letter and spirit OF CONSTITUTIONAL hehu
ments and all laws OF Congress made III pursuance
v tariff for revenue which shall be adjusted as
70 be the least burdensOne and most favorable 10 nome
VI currency based on coin and which shall be made
redeemabe in coin; every consideration whlch Affects
the veal, demands the speedicst possible return
to specie payment. An irredeemable currency IS
national evil involving constant h1cuatlOn IN values
placing the earnings OF labor IN the power OF SPECTATORS
and working untold Decentralization in every department
VII Regarding rs conclusive the Presidents DECLARE
ton that he is not candidate FOR denomination ana WIN
prOfOundes gratitude for his patriotic SERVICES IN pOI
military and civil lite, reafIn our undeIabe 0ppo
TO tine election OF any President for third term -
VIII. That the course Oi the present ADMINISTRATOR III
prCso ryng peace with all nations III llqmGaS 20 drts
portion OF the public debt in conducting the affairs OF
nation with energy economy and Impartial justice
and IN exposing and pun, shlng 1raud ana cOlluPlon
wherever found with the determination 10 no eub
escape" meets our highest APPRECIATION ana CON-
mands our undivided support
The ninth resolution calls the Tree pnbhc scnOol Sys-
tenn the bulwark OF American liberty ana approves oi
Mr.. Blaines amendment 80 the Constitution.
y. That the EcluDuCdls OF Ntn-ildlhpahlIt
desire true reconciliation with their brethren III the
south and welcome gladly all assurances mat TINS Cen
teuIal will be made to contribute To that end
HI That cherish gratefully the services OF our vet
eran soldiers, and hereby express our unqualified all
hOrTence Of action OF the Democratic majority III Inc
National House OF Representatives, IN removing from
places OF employment about the Capitol manned Union
veterans and filing the vacancies thus made Win men
whose only claim upon the majority is that they fought
to destroy the Union.
Administration of the Government should continue IN tle
hands OF the p0ntca organization when mas ai"s9s
it, and not be gwen over To the control OF
party wlch has given ample evidence of its purpose to
iasiiy every profession OF loyalty To the amended Con-
sttutOn and OF reform wrlng from it by constant de-
feat.
There are other resolutions, but they relate to State
affairs They condemn the late Governor and Council Tor
their action the OF the vacancies IN Districts
H. and w. favor a constitutional convention, approve
the temperance reform movement and eulogize the can
ddate for Governor