Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-05-25
Fepth-L. Il Eaten, w, J. Smith.


appointment Of three e9t9ged men as e9ta-
slitteemeR flsm tts State as large. Car
fied. sHd w: +. AaFityi Of fisssss fsaEies=
see Abe SHith, Of Middle FeHRss7es,
aad j. A. The#Fs8Rf # " est, Iea8sssee
sssz s;;s:;assaeay
The FessistfsR effeFed ~ gaBtalH
Walsh, tBat H8 GfRee h8lasfs Be seHt t9
GiaeiB8atl, was fejeeteg,
FHB 8sBs6bbfisss;
The fsllswiBg fessl#tisHs we're ;ii8Ptsa;
The RePssiieshs sf TeHHssaee feaff tifis
Ing their sHegiatieste 20 the 'Aas5hat tess
balsleati Tasts ~ be sesitetf''ist year as
4 s&B NHfsh s'si's fsf ne ez;'fsss'e 's,t's
gratitude TO Alihishss gee taa' sur eis =
ana feifsteas iieeftfes iave eeeh P'ess'-
vsa tlfeaeh ali the vieissfeades o. thc
eeafftrs thai the atnefiesh peepie' hass
successfully fnaiatainea seiere tue "efiu is
their espaeity Tor seh-sos efh''e'''' a'd
that the ohien retaains uavfokeh er0hsf
by foreign aggression. c'sh aisoo'a' =. 'uO
nestle violence. Ihe E'ass oi na'fehai
history is seen, bat ITS future aePehds
upon the pre- resalzssssiuu OF the great faia u
mental prineipales hich tue past has
co,secrated. and which are expressed in
tbe Dael.rs,;op af J,dependence and in
.,@,. ~. rr.:.sa c,atos
Tue Sohsai'u'i''h oA :,
with lis several amendments. 10 these
the Republican. party has always I been
devoted and faithful. 1t has carried the
government forward into the front rank
among the nations !; granted amnesty with
unexampled hberaiity it has gradually
dininished the public debt; it has fur
nished the ccantfy with natioaal cur
renew; it has maintained and economical
standard of public expenditures it has
reouired a faithful collection and dis
bursement of TIE pubic revenues, AMI it
has develoned the material resources of
tbs country By increasing the facilities .of
iutercommunication between the different
sections of the country; therefore.
Be it resolved, That tx safety of the
nation, the prepetuation of the Federal
Constitution IS it is, the growth and cal~
tiyatiou of national sentiment at ens
South, the preservation Oh 'he. na ~ - -
's''a :. = = -, =, :
will he hest snbservsd and advanced by
the triumph of the Republican party in
the ensuing Presidential Campaign.
Resolved, That 20 secure this triumph
the National Republican Convention that
meets Al Cincinnati must respond to the
highest and pest tnougnt OF the party III
adoption of such declaration OF primer
pies as VIII satisfy 'ne ll'eii'seuo0 anu
virtue OF the country ana IN the .Se'e'''on
OF such candidaVes as VIII eua'-"'eo' ~
the event OF their election an 'noAeS' an"
Sote administrator "l the gov %in Hicn'' =.
- hesolVeo' 1ha' we nave au nnoroAen
confidence IN the ability and purpose OF
the hepubllcan party 10 correq' any anu
all abuse ana errors tnat may haSe iouuu
countenanee amorg nose 10 WHOM IL mas
conhded Its principles anc governing
poiicy- -- ~
I'VE are IN favor or the quick anu CON-
dlgh punishment oi all oisnoheS' anu CUT"
rupt otlcers OF the government 10 matter
what their station ana Flc"ge our support
to procure that result.
Ihas the honor ana credit OF 'h'S pa-
ton must be maintained lnVloiate' ana
to put this beyond dispute, specie pay
ments should be resumed at the earnest
practicable moment.
We believe Tree schools to oe the pal-
ndium of civil Liberty and that they
should be supported by the general tax
alton OF the people, and we are opposed
to any division OF the school money l9r
the benefit OF any sect or denomination
whatever, or to the interference Win Ihe
schools by any sect or denomination.
q Resolved, that we 1enounce repudl