New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-23
THE INDIANA REPUBLICANS.

GODIOyE >. ORTIZ SOd1NAiLD FOR GOVERNOR
SENATOR MO,crON BIZ SUPPORTED foE
PRLsIDESr-A PLATFORM DECLARING FOR NON
bICTAMAN SCHOOLS, no AMNESTY TO IN
KEPI.NrAST CONF DERArLs, AGAINST PAYING
FOR TUE SLAVES OR 1HE CONFEDERATE Obj.
FOR RETAILING TIE RESUMPTION ACT. AND FOR
OTHER THINGS.
ISpIANApOLIs, Feb. 22.-The Indiana State
Ropubl can Convention met this city. at the Academy
of Music 10 O'Clock ts morning. After the appoint
ment u olhcers, Mr.. Thompson Chairman Of the Com
utee on Resolutions read platform submitted by the
Committee which was adopted. a long preamble wa.
attached to the resolutions, which rcei in compliment
tlry terms the record Of the Republican party III ue
financial and political history of the nation. The plat
form then as follows:
We therefore view Of This record OF the Republican party,
do ASSEMBLED In state tonv"n'lOn make ho Following
Hs fs We al rem faithful to the National
Republican party la III ines 90 Ger ing lh adm nj
luton ii sa De- fully secured an enjoyed un sung
laws Shall bo faithfully executed AMI such Other, snail bo
passes a. nre necessary tAat end until TIE ballot box shall
be protected against all fauus anu IiOenc nn, the sht
All yo,ers wieIner wnitc black, shll
night their ballots that the laws shall rest upon the
Send We DO not recognize right OF state impede
rights conferred BY them and hold 1t to be me duty Of ne
III tneso shs Are enjoyed Without impeachment or
%I Ne hold the Gev, rnnent United States
nation and not mere confederation staes tat iepr.
ssss a no e aies na a, Lac
81 IN Nat Oua Cover SUPREME state ms the
to 10
M, Union "a ihereOi And that, although e
rebellion sett is qdes ion against te night
secrde the ft harmony and sAiriy o. ihe
shall that
under bic cxigency snail IL ever De h-rc. rd'lVr
fVttt Wnie believe tiAt the Neuohal government u
proper circle. believe the governments
surcy OF tile National when acting within their
circles, and viii maintain ts
tho end aTTnony may exst between them, that the
national welfare he advanced and thai the states may be
10 the o ample jurisdiction all their do
meso AFFAIRS tl,at they be enabled de.elop
all tho
intellectual and moral enlightenment Of The people
bic relations people
engaged In
with aefeay 10 forgive and
who dose la DO and ainnested but
nesty who unrepentAt Tor their attempt
dearoy tho Union to place the rebellion and those
onsnf upoD equality wi tue Union
soaisre defended H. We believe that the
right and tber reDsnoh wrong aud tha .1s
| II should forever stand IN history.
Rxth We wish disfrsnchLed any ofcer sol
dirr ez~ defended the the C0nfcdcacy snd
las been existing laws bat wbe faft
ful Union soisrs who honestly dschaigng the duties
oios been removed 70 make place for any Of
these the insult the Union and
those sked their lives for H. that deserves the ebuke
and Of hc ~h0s county and the SPECIAL cen
| sure of every loyal soldier. -, -,
men selected Of their quaincaons In
toxy moral character and account OF nero party
seTyice thereby thu public busness may be faith
fully conducted administration economy seenre and the
Of the be 20 dispcnse st snail mol
be brvu sht conflict with freedom Of eecuona
aud he great and fundamental Sncps Of our ts insutu