Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-14
Of ID. R.p.hMc.n N~a,I...I Cssye.,Is.

Of the hspaoucan Nntiseai C~euNentten.
Pirt-rhe United States % America 10 a Ma
lion. and not . league. and By the combined
workings of National and state Governments,
under their rc-ps etiye Constitutions. the rights
of every citizen are secured al hons and PRIV
tset~d sbroad and the common welfare pro-
NOTED.
thes- govsmmsnts TO the hnndreith anniver-s-
~ u the nations birth. and they are now the
embodiments Of the great truths spoken At It,
crAdls~thAt all men are created equal that
they an embossed by their Creator with certain
ln.lisn.hle rights, among which are NE. he
attainment Of these ends governments have
ben instituted AIMING men, deriving their just
powers nom the consent VI the governed. and
until thess truths are chesrfaily obeyed. OF. "
needed. av vigorously soforc~d. the work Of
the Republican party IL unnnished.
T~hird-rhs permanent pseincstion Of the
Southern section 81 the Union. and the com
plete protection Of its ~eitix-n- In the free en-
joymsnt Of all their rights. are duties to which
the Republican party stands sseretiy pledged.
The power to pro,id. for u. Enforcement Of
tutional amendment IL vested by the-e amend
msnts In he Congvr- of the United static
and all declare u ~ Ia bottle solemn obligs-
,ion Of the Legislative and Executive Depart
ments Of the Government IL Ia put into imme-
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tional powers for removing any Just causes OF
discontsnt on the part Of any class. and Tor
securing TO every American citizen coulplste
liberty and exact equality In the exercise OF
civil. political and pub 10 rights To this end
ve impsrstis,y demand . Congrers and q Chief
Executive whore courage and fidelity To those
duti.s shall not ALTER until thesc results are
placed ,~yobd dispute or rcali. In the drst
Act Of Colsress signed By President Grant. the
National, Gosernu~nt sought 10 remove any
doabts OF rs du'ie. 10 Discharge all lust obliss-
tions TO public creditors. and solsnnly pledged
is NTH 10 make . provision a. the earliest poe
sibls period for the redemption of United
stsfes notes IN coin. Commercial prosperity,
public morals and the national credit now de-
mand that this promise be fulfilled by q con
'isuous and steady ,royrs.. IN spes,s psymsnts
Under TIE Constitution. the President and
h.sds of dspArtmen.r arr 10 make nominations
FOR o.hee the senate u To sdyise AMI consent
Ia the app istnenfs. aid the Hon.e OF Repre-
. natives 10 to aesure and prosecute fai,hless
ofncerv. The beat interests % the public ser.
vice demsrd that thc-r disiinctiD n- shall he re-
speet-d. and that s~nstors and Representatives.
Who my he judges and secuser-. reculd mt
dictate appointinents TO efns.-; tbs inv.riahle
rule Tor appointments should hsve reference to
the honesty. ndehty and capacity Il N. sp-
pointces, giving to the patty In power those
plsesp wh-rs the harmon, a9d ,isor OF the Ad-
ministrstion requires its policy 10 be cpre-
ssated. bat permitting all othsr- 20 IL nlled by
y VII Nv lNINut ~ UNI
lsoey Of pubiie service, aid the right Of AL cit.
sens To share In the honor % rvnderirg faithful
service IN their country.
sixth- We rs,oic- ct the quiekened conscience
of the peo sie eoncorniug political afairs and
will hold all pubic officers IA q rigid resporsi
bility. and sng.c. chat the persecution and
pu~nishment of all VII, b-trss efieiai trusts
shall Be speedy. thorough and unspsirips.
sevspth-rhe rublic school systein of the
several States 10 the baiwsrk Of the American
nation shd the kepobir. and. with aview TO
tta security and permaDce. we recomul. nj an
amendment 10 the Constitution Of tbs United
stAiss fcrbiddlns the application of any public
OF institutions under rse,arisn control.
EHghth-Ths revenus necessary Zoe current
expenditures AMI the Obligation u the public
debt NUT he iarsely derived from duties on
importafions. which. % far - po@sibls. should
be adjusted To promote the interest," Of American
labor and advante the prosperity % the whole
coantry.
Ninth % We rcsnirm our opposition 10 further
grants Of the public lands 10 corporations and
inonopo,ies. and demand tina; the national do
main BE- Devoted TO IRE homes for the people.
T.uih-It is the imp-ntiy. duty % the Gov.
eminent -, to modiD the existing treaties with
Enrote can Governments that the -ame ptot.c-
ton shall h. snori~d 10 ths nziuraiised AmerL
eau eitif.n that u given to the nsfiv, horn citi
sen that all necessary law should b. pss-ed
to project immigr.nts In the absence al power
In the rtste tor thai purpose.
Eievsnth- u isthe Immediate duty of Con.
sres~ 81 fully inve. isat- the eject Of the i'm
migrss,ou aud Importation Of Mons iisns upon
the moral AID material interest, Of the country.
rseinh-rhs Republican party recognizes.
with approval, the snh-tsntial advance ~rcrehtly
made toward the establishment Of tquai right.
fof won en-. BY tn many Imp rant an ebdmen'r
effected ~ Republican LEGISLATURES In the laws
whish eonc~n tine p-r-oni aud rropsrty ~ -
tiou ef ~ive. mother. sni widows. and ny the
sppoin'meut add = sction Of WON. n 10 the ru-
psrinirndsney VI Institution. 81 eduestion on,
charity and .ther pablo trusts. The honest
dem ,ntH of this c SIS OF 81 isels for additional
rights and privileges sod immuni,iss .honld
b. trcsied with r-spectfai consideration.
Thire~nth-The Consultation confer. ugon
cessr,.. .o.vr,,,n i".,s I've, ,ss r rr,'ors e
In the e~nercise of hi. power u u the rant aud
the duty Of Ccnsrvss On r. hibt a,d extirptie.
In the Territories. that relic of baroArism.
lolygsmv /: and We demand such LEXIS atiln as
shall -eure this end AMI the supremacy Of
American in,tilu Ions In all oar Territories.
You~rteenih-rhe pledges which the nat on
has sivvn 10 our soldiers and sailors must h.
fulnIied. THIS ercai people win always hold
thcse Who edlsd n. ir lives for their eoaniry's
preservation Ia the kisdsst n remembrance.
riftcenth We sincerely deprrcat. all Sec
tionai 'sehns and q ndepeies md We. there
fore, bots with deep solse.'nde THIS the Demo
e,atic party eour q. - lie chief hope ~ success.
uron the electoral vote VI . united South. So
sur~i through the Efforts OF thoee Who were ~
esatiy arrayed agsiust the ration. and Ne In
voAs the earpept attention. % the country to the
gtaee truth that the successes thus achieved
voni 'r.peu sectional strifs and imrsril the
NATIONAL hoaor and haman rights.
s,tteseth- We charge the Democratic PARTY |
'.'ns the .sre IN character aud rpifit a. |
wnsn syrpsthis nd with tress n with max |
~ $500 nv. y The Hou.e % Representative. |
supn shdth- oppor unitv OF the nations |
e's WIN rea~-ertins I'D sppl.uling |
s''he Nsuonsi casitol IN. rsntimsnt. IN unn.
psurht t"nriiiou With s..dtns t'nlop .,lit.r
10 The val end prvmotihg conf~ie,.t. .ohss..
q the 'ront /. with deliberately pro,rs,...'..s
pudiaie ,hs plightei faith Of ihs C.,.se,..
with b ing equa " false and imos- he In 60.
shsdovirg the ends Of ia, tce by its n.,,i..
nismanasxmeht anil Obstruction 90 iny.siiss
ton. With proving it.slf. through the D rioa of |
lie a,eeudancy In the lower House Of c,.rress
utterly inconp<teut To administer TIE q ,v.rn, |
mont. and We warn the country Ma n-t trusting |
q party thua alike unworthy, recvant and In. |
capable.
uert,s sommeudations for its honorable work
In he maraxsmsnt OF domestic and foreign sf.
hir. md Prssidsni Grant deserves the eonttn-