Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-29

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Dsvthsfn section Of the Unisa. snA tAs CON.
pls4s protsstiea Of it, citizens In the fSee a.
jeyneat Of all THAR rights, are duties 70 which
the kspvblisa1 party stands saess1ly pisdlea:
The power 70 provide for the snfsrssmsos OF
the pfi1sfDlso embodied, il tie recent ss1Stlta.
tisaal anendae1t 10 vested b these amend
asAAs In the Congress Of the United 0tates-
and al deelsEe II - 70 be-ehe SOLEMN Sou9e-
ten Of the Legislative AID 11ssutivs Depart
uepts Of the Government IL - pat into tmnsdi.
ats and vigorous exercise all the constitutional
powers for renewing any Just sausss Of disesn-
tsutsn the part Of any class md fer securing 70
every American citizen complete liberty ane
exact equality in The exercise 81 civil. peuttcaI
demand Cengrsss and Chief Executive whose
eeursgs and Adslity 70 these duties shall not
falter until these results are placed beyond dis
puts Or recall.
Fourth-In the Art Act Of Csagrsss signed
BY President Grant the National Gov
Of its duties to dischargs all just sbligations
to public creditors. and selem1ly pledged
its faith to make . provision at the earliest
possible period for the redemption OF United
States nstes in coin. (Chesrs! Conmsssiai
prosperity. public morals and the national
credit now demaud that this promise b full
filled by continuous and steady progress to
specie payments.
Fifth-Undsr the Constitu tion. the Prssi-
dent and heads Of departments are to make
nominations for Office, the Senate is to advise
and consent to tho appointments, AMI the House
of Representatives is to accuse ana prosecute
faithleSs ofhcsrs. The beet interests Of the
public SERVED demand that these distinctions
ehall b respested, and that Soma and Rep
resentstiyse, whe may Be judges and acsusers.
should not dictate appointments to eness
The invariabls rule for appointments Shoald
have reference to the honesty, fidelity and ca
pacity Of the Appointess, giving TO the party IN
power these places where the harmony ana
yiror Of the Administration requires its policy
to b. represented. bat permitting all others to
be Allied by persons selected with seie reference
to efficiency Of public service. and tho right OF
al citizens to share in the honor Of rsndsling
faithful service to thsir country.
SIxth--Ws rejoice At the 4ui aksned constance
Of the people concerning political Affairs. and
will hold al public sfnss1 to . rigid response
bility, and engage that the prosecution and
upuishment OF all who betray Official trusts
shall BE- speedy, thorough and uaspar;ng.
Seventh-The public school systsm Of ths
several States is She buiwark Of :hs American
nation and the Republic. and, with view to its
security and psrNansnes We recommend an
amendment TO tho Constitution Of the United
States forbddina the application Of any public
funds or properly for the benent Of any schools
or institutions under sestarisa control.
I'm response to repeated calls, General Haw-
lev read this plank . second time. and the dele
gates and the audience repeated their cheers
Rish.h-The revenue Necessary for current
expenditures and the obligation OK :he Public
debt must be largely derived from duties on
importxtlons which, SO far Is possible, should
be adjusted to promote the interest Of American
labor and advance the prosperity of the whole
country.
NiNth-We reatilm our opposition to further
grants OF public lands to corporations and
monopofios, and demand that the national do
main be devoted 10 free homes for the people.
Tenth-IS is the imperative duty OF the Gev-
eminent SO to modify the s1s ing treaties with
Europ IAN Governments that the Same prctec-
ton shall be afforded to the naturalized Anlerl-
can citizen that is given to the nafise-oorh cl.l-
zen; that all necessary laws should ba passed to
protect immigrants, in the absence OF power IN
the States for that purpose.
Elsventh-It is the immediate duty OF Con-
eress to fully investigate the effect Of the I'M.
migration and importation Of hi ongoli&ns upon
the moral and material interests OF the country.
[Applause.l
Twelfth-The Republican party recognizes,
with approval, the substantial advance recently
made toward the establishment of equal rights
for women, by the many important amendments
effected by Republican Legislatures ID the
laws which concern the personal and property
relations of wives, mothers and widows. and
by the appointment and election Of women 10
the SUPPLEMENTARY of institutions OF ednca-
ton, charity and other public trusts me
honest demands Of this class Of citiZsns ffr ad
ditional rights and privileges ana 1mmuklltles
should be trested with respectful eonsldeiftion'
[Applause.l
Thirteenth-The Constitution eonfers upon
a
Of the United States for their government, and
in the exercise of this power 1t is the right and
the duty of Congress to prohloit ana extlrpate
in the Territories, that relic of barbarlsm,
polysamy; and we demand such legislation as
shall secure this end and the supremacy OF
American institutions in all our Territories.
Eourteenth-The pledges which the nation
has given to our soldiers and sailors must be
fulfi led This great people will always hold
those who periled their lives for their country's
preservation in the kindest remembrance.
Fifteen:h--Wo sincerely deprecate Sll sec
tional feeling and tendencies, and we, there
fore note with deep solicitude that the Demo
crstc party counts, as its chief nope OF success,
upon tho electoral vote Of united South.
secured through the efforts Of those whs wore
recently arrayed against the nation, ana We in
woke the earnest attention Of the country to the
grave truth th.t the successes thus achieved
national honor and huAan rights.
si1tsenth-Ta charge the Democratic party
With being the same in character and spirit ~
when it rympathi1ed with treason; with max
ing its control Of tbs House Of Representatives
the triumph and the opportunity OF the nations
recent foes: with reassertinS and applaHdinG ut
the Rational Capitol the sentiments Of unre-
repen.ant rebellion: with sending Union sol
diers to the wall and promoting Confederate
soldiers to the front; with deliberately propos-
ing to repudiate the plighted faith Of the Gov
ernn,ent; with being equally false AID tRbecile
in overshadowips the ends OF Justice by its par
tisan nlismanagement and obstruction OF inveS-
tigation; with proving its. If through the period
Of its aseendency in tbs Lower House OF CON
gross. utterly incompetent TO administer the
Government, and We warn the country against
trusting party thus alike unworthy, rsereant
and in capsule
Seventeenth = The National Administration
merits commentator for its honorable work i'll
the aRagement of domestic and foreign AFFAIR.".
and President GRAFT deserves the continued and
hearty gratitude of the American people FOR his
patriotism and his immense services IN war and
in peace.
Rssolred, That We present rs eur candidates
for President and Vice President Of the Omitted
States, two distinguished statesmen of eminent
ability and character, and conspicueasly fitted
for those two high Offices. and we confidently
appeal to the American people to intruss the
adm instraticn Of their public Affairs to Rather
ford b. Hayes and william A. Wheeler.