Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-04
ecss,g.l,Tu0NS AND PLATFORM
~ THE KEPIPLICAN IA.
TIONAI. CONVENTION.

ir.-Tl. J.,ut,,, states IF America is a ma
tfn-, ALL -. i,.sgue. and 10y tie ccnbin,t;
var.;uss o; National aud state Governments
.-d.r .i-i- respective. Constitution. the rights
- every c:t,.rn Az secuted n: io:o: AMI t'ra-
s..tsl abroad s,l ti;= ccIimvh wci!di. pi'-
,.so'.i.
s>,,rJ-I;,. I..,.:,',ltrsn party has TT, served
49,. .,vrrr,.a-,.s> ~ r.. hIG:eth sli.irt :>sry
~ che ,ai on birth. aud t.ey are i'w elntoii-
.,e.fs =. he great truths spoken NJ ,ss cTa1i.
..,.. ~! -s-,.r lr. created .qial; that they are
,.-,J,.e,I ~ rhc;E Creator with certain ihalitn-
AL. rights among which are lilo, huer'y al"
t!- rr:-.uiI II hsprii,. -: that Ter the a''s'.-
.--.u: these c;i,,s governments hs's oth ~
.,.,,.y ,,.,, cc men deriving their inst powers
$50, tin. e,l.ar. NJ the goytrned, and until
&c.,. truth, ar curer.u!iy oboyed or Ii NEEDED,
=, !ps vigorously co!orced. the "cfA III tue ne-
p.:Si,ct party il unslr!>trd
Thi.,l-Th. permanent raciiicstion OF the
sSu.n.rn section OF tho Union, aad ;he con-
ristc prott ct4JE Of its citizens IN the 1fc Gu
,rIsi..rlt all their ri.ht>, are gu rs 10 Nhicn
f... Hsr,iS!ic.n party Stands sscIctii! pledged:
The ,,ov.r - provide i": the en;"rcem' NJ OF
tu, ,r,pripI = embodied. il the recent ccnstiu-
tt-y-ai amendment - vested by these nnienu-
y, p.s in .;,., t.,u;,r.s, pt thu United states
ali, al i.,iar. Il 80 t. be-'Ec s,ienr obiiea-
ton Of the Legislative AMI kA.tuti'" DeHfit'
r,..nts D: Tn. Government Il 10 pat INTO ihlnv"',
arc AMI vigorous. r,i>s all TIL, constitutional
-ow.r r. for RENEWING any Just causes OF ulSt"h-
ten, on tin. part ~ any class ana tor securing 10
ever; American citizen complete Iibrrt! ant.
,.xact equality the .N'rr1>. ot civil, polticai
,na ruri.. rights To this end We inperatively
..s,:,s,,i Z .nr.:i,,.s aud Chief Executive whose
...,urss.,, snt nt,ii,y t" tLos- duties shall NOT
s7.srr until these -r>fli!s az placed beyond ds-
y.ut.s 90 Gail.
F.;:r.h-in tn. FIRST Act OF Congress signed
Nv rrseidrns Graz. tia National Gov
c-r,-lsn' sought to remove any dnuo's
~ il, ,ly.i.-s Ia discharge all just obligations
rs faith To- make T. precision ut the cnrii.s It
-os.:tle ue-iod sc- the redemption of Unu"l
skaters no.sr IN c,,iu. Cheers Con Inerrisl
prosperity, pubic morals and the national
r-r.,:: n,w drinsi Il that this promise be fGi-
fii-,, ny a continuous and stea'iy progress TO
s2ec.ep s:m hts.
F;.tb-Unifr the Constitution. the Presi-
:e,. and heals OF departments are 10 niske
nominations for oilic-. the senate is t. advise
s.i cons .,t to the appointments. and the dodse
OF Esprc,t utatiTts Is TO accuse ana prosecute
f.,thic,s officers. Inc b 81 interests OF the
.,,,lic sery;ce demand thai th.se distinctions
rhsI; I've gc spcctcd. sud that Senr and hep
-...e.,,stiy-r who may be Judges ana accuSerS,
.i,,.ili not dictate appointments Ia oinccs.
IT,. invar.abic rule for sppoi'iim. nts should
asvc rcfercn.e To tho honesty. hdelity and ca
rarity OF the apls'intcts :. giving To tue part! ~
,Sws- these places whfre the harmony ana
y,..r .,s the Administration requires its policy
to l,s rrr.s n:,d. but permitting all Others ~
he tili,.i By per~os selected with sole reference
20 Ell icucy OF public service. aud the right OF
al cis:1e.,s So share ia the honor Of rcnIeiine
faithful service to their country.
sixth-ye rejoice a, the quickenct conscience
u,li hold aii publ u Offices 10 rigid re-poosi
LiIity. aud engage that tha Prosecution and
p.nishnrnt OF all Who betray official trusts
snail De epcctly, thorough and ansparinS.
Kayepth-The public school system Of the
ssy.ral STATES il the bulwark of the American