Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-06
RESOLUTIONS AND PLATFORM
or the Republican National Ceuyeutie,

vort,nss al Nstionsi and state 0oyernmenis
nnd., ,h.Iy re.n.etIye Con.titutions the yiyh,.
oS every citizen arc sseured Al home and nro.
trcted shroad and the eommou welfare pro.
moted
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~Second-The Republican party has preserved
thess governments 70 the hnndfcdin anhiver,s'
n OF the nauon'r bifth, and tney are now thr
embodinl.nts OF the great truths spoten atit.
crAdl---that All men arc creaied tqnai ; that
they are embossed by their Creator with eertaia
erty and the pursuit Of happiness; that for tbe
attainment o. thee ends governments have
ben instituted am ing men, deriving their ju-t
powers from the consent Of the governed. and
until these truths are cheerfully obeyed. OF. u
n, eied. are vigorously suforc~d. the work OF
the Republican party Ii unhnished.
Thi,d-rh. pemanent medication of the
southeru pection on The Union. and the eom.
plete protection Of its citiscns In the free en-.
Joymsnt Of ali their rights. are duties 10 which
The Republican party stands sscrediy pledged.
The mower 10 proyids for the enforcement Of
tbs pripein e. embod,,d N Inc recent oonsti.
tutioual smepdmept IA yes,ed by thee amend.
ments 10 .be Congrs,s OF the United states
and ali declare n 40 10 be-the solemn obliRa.
Hon OF the legislative and Rxecutiye Depsft.
msnts Of the Government 10 TO phi into irnms.
tionsi powers for removing any just causes OF
dlsconisnt on the part OF any class, and for
securine 10 every American citizen complete
liberty and exact equality In the sxeiciss OF
civil, political and public rights To this end
y impefsuvsiy uemhna sconsrss, snu cniei
Executive wnvse souIsee ana ndeIty 70 those
duties shalI nor ialter unuI th,se tesuits Ar
pileed teyond dispute OF r,oa,l. IN ths n,st
&C, OF Cohsre.s sisnes " r,,s'aeht liant the
Sonh,s y, M ante. ~ disrssrye an maj oblis.,.
,Ions 10 nrhIr r,edi,oys "a oi.mnI, nIsd,s,I
u,oss .,,h ~ maze ! nro~,.,on a. H. s.S, p nns'
.,bie arr,od Tor he redemntion 81 i'pS,sd
stsfes note An cola C1mrn,rrisi nrospertty
public mor.is and the national credit now DC.
mand that this promise be fulfilled BY . con
tIuuous and steady Irogress 90 specie payments.
Under The Consultation, the President and
htads OF departments are 70 make nominations
iot Suee, me Sena.s !. 40 aayise saa oqnssn'
s.ntatives 70 70 accuse and prosecute fai,hless
omeeis, lhs ~, .nse,s.u, =, ans PUPILS ~.
We uem saa ~, ~, ssn.,ors .nS aans.nn,.ns
Who NAV be Judges and sccusers. should nj
dictate appointments TO ofiocs. The invsriabis
nle for sp~poiptmepts should have reference 70
the honesty. ncelity and capacity Il the sp-
poiniees. giving 10 the party In power those
places where the harmony and vigor Of the Ad'
ministrstion requires is policy 70 Dc repre-.
ssnted. but. permitting oil others TO b nlled BY
persons selected with sole referenee 70 enc.
iency OF public s~erviee, add the right OF oil eiti.
hens 70 share IN the honor OF rendering fnthfui
service 70 their country.
Sixth We rejoice ct the quiehened conscience
OF the people concerning political anAirs and
viii hold all public ofheern 10 q rigid respohs
bility, and engage that the prosecution and
punishinsnt OF AZ whs be.rsl omeial trusts
small " ppceuy' 'norousn sno un'psnips'
B~eventh-The Public school system Of the
several States 10 the bulwsrk OF the American
ualluu anil lha HnnubIf- And. NTH a vlaU In
is security and permanee, We recomm. nd an
amendment 70 the Constitution Of the United
States forbidding the application OF any public
fnnd. o. prorerty . the benefit OF any shools
or insu'uhons undsr ree'arisn eontrvi'
~Eighth-The revenue necessary for current
debt must be largely derived from duties on
which, 70 far ~ possible. should
he adjusted TO promote the Interest OF American
labor and advance The prosperity OF the whole
Ninth W. re.farm our oppo.ition IN further
o,.rt. ~ ,hs nuhiIc lsnds tp rornor.tions Ana |
.rs dsu,snd ,bs, ,he nsiionai 40 |
III. s.-a,., ~ r.. 49,. 10, NJ. n.oni.
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Tentn-l the impsrauys GUY ot me 10y.
sinmen. ~ w moa.y ...s ~
LoIopssn vovsthnhen.s .ha' wv 49, p,o.ss
uon snAil % snoiuru 70 !ns hA.uI.ns,u Ams.'
can ei,t..n ,nas y s,,sn 20 .ns hnnM !, ,oo,ss ~
- n.ses ,mnic,.n,s In ,hs .hssnc. of nove,
~ r. ss.,a M, thsa nprnose
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Eieventn1ltl tne linneoiste guy o. con-
gress W fully invesilfhte the snect o. tnc I'M
and Importation OF Mong lilans upon
The moral and material interests otthe country.
T~veluh-Tbe Republican Marty recognises, |
spppvai. the suietaptiai advance recently
made t.vsnd AZ. e.tabIishmsnt m equal rishts
n, woncn bv m. MANY INN r,ant ar endm~n,.
efiected BY Republican Legislatures 10 the laws
vhieh concern the persop, Il and property no a.
,lons Of rive mothers and widow. ana ~ The |
.npolnimsnt ana : ectiou of vomsn IA the an. |
Of instItntions IN eduestion. |
eh.,,,, snd o,he, nabiIr trus,s rhs honsst
.nas ~ ,his 49, N riti.eas FOR sddisiansi
..,s,. snS ns,,,i.,.. .rd ,mmnn,,tss sho.id
hsn.s y p,s's...usres, s,I .ansat.s.s,o. '""1'"
''es'e" WIN
Thirteenth The Constitution conferp upon
Congress sovereign power over the Territories
Of tle United state, for their government. and
In the exercise Of this power u 10 the rtEnt and
The duty u Congrsss to prohibit and eriirpsts,
In the Territories. that relic OF barbsrfsm,
polygamv ; and we demand such legislation o.
hall secure this end and the suprsmsey OF
instiin Ions 10 al our Tsfritonc.
Youreenih-The pledges which the nation
has given 20 our soldier. and ,ail.rs mus' %
lulnlled. THIS graz pcopie WI. s,~sys no".
lhoes who Ienled tn'ir nves Iof tnsI eooh'''
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