Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-27

REPUBLICAN PARTY.
OF THE

When in the economy OF Providence, ms
land was TO be pl!rge;' vt human slavery. and
,rhcr tho strength of tina Government OF the
rrople by the people for the people was to De
demonstrated. the Republican party came INTO
power rs deeds hava passed into history ana
W. look back to them with pride, melted by
their memories and high aims fer the good Of
orr country and mankind. And looking to the
future with unfalterips courage, hope and pur-
nose We the representatives of the party in ma
t;oual convention assembled, make the 1oiioW-
ing declaration Of principles:
Eirst--The United States of America is ma.
t;on and not a league, and by the combined
workings of National and State Governments
Under their respective Constitutions the rights
Of every citizen are secured at home anu pro-
tected abroad, and the common welfare pro-
NOTED.
Second-The Republican party has preserved
these governments to the hundredth anniversary
OF the nat on s birth, and they are now embodl-
ments of the great truths spoaen AZ It's craoie
that all men are created equal; that they are
endowed by their Creator with certain lhalieh.
able rights. among which are life, liberty ana
the pursuit OF happiness: that for the attain
ment of these ends governments have been IN
st;:uted among men, deriving their just powers
from the consent of the governed, ana uHtil
these truths are cheerfully obeyed or, if needed,
TO be vigorously enforced, the work OF the he-
publican party is unfinished
Third--The permanent ratification OF the
Southern section Of the Union, and the CON-
plete protection OF its citizens IN the free en-
joyrnent of all their rights, are duties 10 when
the Republican party stands sacredly pledged:
The bower to provide for the enforcement OF
the principles embodied ii the recent constitu-
tional amendment is vested BY these amend
rlents III the Consrcfs or the thi'ca otatn-
,rfl NIL declare it so 20 be-the solemn ooll3a-
ton of the Legislative and Executive Depart
mcn.s of the Government is to put into lmmecl-
.tc and vigorous exercise ell the constitutional
powers for renewing Any Just CAUSES o. ui'sea-
ten, on the part OF any class and Tor securing 10
eyery American citizen complete liberty anu
exact euu.iiy i'll the exercise OF civil, p"lltlcAl
.nd pullic rights. To this snd We llnreraflvely
demand a Congress and Chlef Execuil'e WHO'S
courage and fidelity to those duties shaii
not ,altrr until trese results ART placed
beyond d.srut" or recall
Forr;lI-In tn, first Art ri Congress signed
by Pres dent Grant the National Coy
erulncni sought TO remuTs any doubts
OF It's duties to discharge ali Jn-' ooiis't,olis
20 T4ublit. creditors, AIT. sj!siLnly pledged
liz faith TO make pro -ision at the earliest
possible period .or the redemption OK CnltNG
states notes III coin. Cheers Coinmtrciai
prosperity, public morals ana me nt'ioil1'
credi; now Gcna' i that this promise bo iui-
;illel by L c0rtluror:S :ul steady Progress t.
specie payments.
Ti,t;-I-nder tha Constitution, the rresi-
dent and heads Of j part,uents are to make
nominations for uii:c, the Senate Is to advise
- r,nr..,n+-ti,c. is :, accuse and prusec ute
f,itI,Irss of,ircrs. :. lie J. It interests OF the
public service dc t'laf these dis. motions
hall l., r,.,:rct, /! and tlst Senators and F"i
rescntativts. who may BE- lndges and atcusers,
| should ;.ut Gic.stc appointments 10 oihce-
| The invariablc rule for appointments should
have refsrrrcr to the honesty, iity AID ca
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| grants i public Lands 70 "Utn"!iiinha Az"
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main DE devoted to Tree hv.iIrs !ot the i'eoile'
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Eleventh 1t is the immediate duty OF Con-
sre>s to fully investigate the effect 81 the I'M
M gratIon and importation OF ii"n@olaus upon
the moral and material interests ~ lAe country.
[Applause.
rv.litl,-The Rerr;blic.n party r. coguizce,
win :nurcyal the subs anita! .d vance re, ely
made toward tie establishment of equal rights
Ger wou!o Il, by the usEy Important ailicdlltnts
Effected by itpubICah LcsiiSiatnitS Al lic
laws which concern Tie personal ana pToptrt!
relations OF wives, noiAc'S ami Wi,!o"S, ana
by the appointment ard election OF Women 10
the sup llntciiicnty OF INSTITUTIONS OF ediCa-
zion. charity ana other pubic trusts il!t
honest demands OF tins class u cllZe lis '"f Az
GItional IShls aad privileges anu lhihidhi'e7
should be treated with respectful c"h'iaeL"loA'
tAprlause,l
,,ir,o.ctb Tho Constitution confrrs uDan
,,,,,~.- ,,.,,.-.iun ,owar ,r.r the Territories
- e, it,.i,i ST FOR ti,a;r ooI-rrnn1euf snd