Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-15
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! Wurk.u2S ~ National auG StH'e ti2FtInfi"ats
nlti,r tt it -~pc,ti>e Constitutions tho ri>hts
ri every citizen NfC}:r,i a. home ;.iit G-
! ,eitrt -hfrAd, anil III toE-iloII welfare j''1-
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in,i.ts u the gr al trUilS sP3h.I- ~ II" Grad
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! endowed h5 ,ir creator viii .tri-.E r"li,!l
| aGIc nights. aIauu, " LicA are ii!t, @tertS -d
the pJ.Tslt 81 tauuiutss; sfat tvf lae al ii IL
| nent III th5sl ends governments h. u ben iIl-
st.tujGd anicGil men. deriving :aelr just powers
! from tie consent of the governed and untl
tht-e truths are cheerlully ob yel. or, if needed,
TO be vigorously cr forced, tne ~ rA - the Re
publican party IS Giihriska-.
Thiri-TLe permanent pac!i.eation Of tue
Southern section Of tie Union. aud the conf
plete protection Of its citizens III the free en-
Icylncnt of all th-ir rights, arc dui 20 which
the Republican party stands sacreily pledged.
The power to provide for the enforcement q
the principles embodied, if the recent crnstltu-
tional amendment is vested by these amend
mems in the Congress Of the United Ststes-
and all declare it so To bc-tho solemn obhSa-
ton of the Legislative and Executive Depart.
meI,ts of the Government is to put into lldnedi-
ate aui vigorous exercise all the constitutional
powers for removing any Just causes OF Giscon-
tent Oh he part Of any class and for securing 70
every American citizen complete liberty and
exact equality IN The exercise of civil rcliticaJ
and public rights. To this end W. i,n,1ersriye,y
demand a Congress aul go. ief Executive whose
courage and fGe'.'J 20 those duties shall nct
laityr u-lt! ',vso .,su!'s placed beyond dis
puto OF Itcail'
fou-ih--iu the Int 81 &C Congress :isned
by President Gran: the National Gov
ern,ueI.t sought 10 remove any do2bis
of its duties to discharge ali !uat ooi'@stiohs
to public creditors, and so!enniy pledged
its faith to maze provision at the earliest
posi- bic period for the redemption Of United
States n0tes i'll coin. Cheers CoiAmtfcIsl
prosperity. public morals and the nati"D@i
credit ROW dcillaoI that This pr"uisa DC IUi-
, fiiled by continuous and Etc3aY progress 10
specie Payments.
Fiith-JnIar Tho Constitution, the Irtai-
dent and head. Of departments are 70 nsak"
nominations for Office. the Seuate Is 10 advise
and consent to he appoiR;msn hts, aEG tn" House
of Representatives - 10 lccIiAo AID prosecute
raithl,ss officers. he b. interests OF the
Pablo service demani that these distinctions
shall he respected, anu that Sena ana rep
rtscntatives, who may be Judges ami EGIusera,
should not dictate appointments to oHtces;
The iuvariablc rule FOR appointments thHHid
have reference 10 TIE honesty, fidelity and ca
pacity of the appointees, giving to TIE party III
power those places where the harmony ana
vigor OF the Administration requires its poncy
To be represented, but permitting 81 others 70
he filled by persons selected with sole reference
to efficiency Of public service, ana the right Of
all citizens 20 share in the honor OF rent.iIDg
faithful service to their country.
Sixth-We rejoice at the Quicher.d conscienre
Of the people; concerning political affairs. and
will hold all public Officers to rigid RESPONSE
biiiiy and tul9ge that the prosecution and
punishment .: all vino betray official truss
Shall De speedy, ,horoush and unhparins
Seyenth-The public school system Of the
several States is the bul~sck OF the American
nation aud the Republic. aid, with view to Its
security and perzlarenes, VIC recommend an
amendment to the Constitution Of the United
States forbiddins the application of any public
funds or property for the benefit Of any schools
or institutions under sectarlan control.
Yighth-The revenue necessary for current
expenditures and the obligation OF the Public
debt must be largely derived from duties on
import atlons which, 80 far AZ possible, should
be ad just.L to promote the interest of American
labor and advance the prosperity q the whole
country.
Ninth-Wc rcafirm our opposition 20 further
grants Of public lands to CORPORATIONS ana
lnOnopolios, ana demand that the national 60
main be devoted to free homes for the people.
Tenth-It is the imperative duty Of the Gov
ernment SO to modify the eAis ing treaties WIN
ItlrOp All ti0VerHDlGnts tHat INC sdiai' p-S".
ton Shall be Afforded to the Batur9lized Aueri-
can citizen TINT given to the nativ"-born citl-
zen; that all necessary laws shout! ha passed TO
protect immigrants. i'll the absence OF power III
the States tor that purpose.
EIeventh-It is the immediate teuty Of Con
lross 10 fully investigate the effect 81 the Ia
emigration and importation OF MoIiGouans upon
the moral and material interests ri tue country
tApplauFc
Twclfth-Thc Republican party recognizes,
With approval The substantial advance r5ceAtly
,,f:ld, toward the establishment ii equal rights
Tor woa.cn. by the aaay important amendments