Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-22
FLATFoE M
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PARTY.

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Inn, vas 10 b, ;,,,rrra Of f'-r'au slarery. and
y,hsa th- strength ii IKE ,..r, .I:Ht Mt OF ne
people, by the peopi. for the people was 10 ''e
demonstrated. the RroHb!!r'n marry came iA'o
rr,.r is deeds nave passed. into history. ana
w. JOCK back to them with pride. incltc1 ny
.l,ofr :,,.t,,.tas and nigh AIMS Tor tHa 600" "i
orr .nuntry and mankind. And LOOKING I" 'Iic
future With uGfalteripg courage. nope silu put-
,,,s. W.. .tc representatives III tine party IN ns-
:lnn., convention assembled. make the follow
H.. declaration Of principles:
Fir,i-The United States ci America is ma
t;pn and not league, and by the comDlheu
workings OF National aud state 6overhineh.s
under their respective CONSTITUTIONS the IiSnis
of every citizen are secured at home and pro-
tectet! abroad. aud the common welfare pfo-
NOTED.
S,,OaL-Tlr Republican party has preserved
th,sr governments 10 the huH.lretith anniversary
Of ,ln nations birth, ard they are now emboai-
,nents OF the great truths spoken at Its cradle
thnt all men are created equal; shat they are
endowed by their Creator with certain inaheh,
able rights. among which are ne, nocrty an"
the pursuit of happiness; that Tor the attain
,nent of these ends governments nave nech IN
stit,tad anon. men. deriving their just powers
from the consent of the governed, ana until
these truths are cheerfully obeyed. or, if needed
10 be vigorously enforced, the work OF the re-
publican party is nntirishet-
Thir.l-The permanent pacihcaslon Of the
Southern section of the Union, and 'le COM
icvr.sut Of all their rights, arc duies to which
the Hc,,u5lican party stands sacrediy pledSed:
The power to provide for the enforcement OF
the principles embodied, il the recent ccnstltu-
.ionsl amendment is vested by these amend
,r.I.s in the Congress OF the United States
and all declare it 50 20 be-the solemn obiiSa-
t,on OF the Legislative and Executive depart
,uents OF the Government IS to put 1rto l.illrol.
ate and vigorous exercise all thu constitutions!
powers for removing any just causes Of discos-
ten, on the part Of any class and tor securing 10
ever- American citizen coinp.ete Hoerty una
cxs.. equality in the cX"rc-c Of civil, polltlcal
,,.i nuDi:c rights. TO this end we iinperatlvely
demand Congress and Chief Executive whohe
courage and ii1elity 10 those duties sEail
not fs,t,- until these results are placed
b. yori disp,l;, or ra'sii.
Fourt',-In The frst Act II Congress signed
by Iras dent Grant :Ee National Coy
srn,neui soush. to rem0Ve any , ,.','',"s
OF us duties to discharge all ja>s obligations
to public creditors. and snlemnly pledged
Il. fa;ti, to make provision at the earnest
possible period Cor the redemption Oh 'hl'''.
states notes in coin. Cheers Cohhnfclai
nrt>sp.-itv public morals and the national
rrr,.it now irIna,,, that this promise be iui-
filled Nv cNufiIiuoUs AMI steady progress 10
specie payments.
Fifta-Under the Constitution, the "fesi-
d,-,: and heads OF departments are to inahT
nominations for office, the Senate Is to advise
and consent to thr appointments, and the Hon-e
OF REPRESENTATIVES. /. to accuse ani prose cure
.aitnlrss officers. h" o-st interests OF the
public service hHrard tina; these distinctions
shat! he T"Si" 80. F',' ma, ,f ,,t..r
rssen'a'i.e' .,,.,Iint,,,r,t. 70 oiiicrs.
The i,,v.r.abI, rule fpr alpointn tts should
hay, - yer nee 10 tie honesty. iid"iity anu ca
:ari.y II TIE alroiItrts -ivi'I i" tie party II,
,,rv-.- .ru., ulacc., .fhtrs the harmony ANA
= 4o4, ot the Administration requires it, ru.rCy
10 h. re.rs.rn.etl, but permitting Al! others to
bp filed by persons elected with -os- reference
"a efficiency of puhlic sers.'t. .ui IN night Ut
all cltizrn, 20 si,arr n thu honor nj render in1
faithful! service 20 :nrlT roIG'rr
six,t W., -.,i,,,.. IT ,;,.;r.ckt:lel conscience
~ - ,,.o,,l. cone, :,.i,lE l,u.itical Affairs. .!
WI! held AL public Offices 70 rigid r.. pusl
t:':tv. a.d engage that n pros@rEtis-; a;i.i
,p,;ui-I:i:ln. a. .. "H7 ;tfra' 'incl"i 'Eos''
,h4-. - sI''"+' IN" ,'''' 10y
soy .-;t-.:.r l,t.i.. ,t;.t' rystem Of 'slt
- ,,.,? ~ ste, : t"t. - ~. az ne Ah!tTicat
-.,,a.. aud ;h .,,;i.,ir. ,ia, .!sh v'Hw I" II:
security AID u"i -,-,!,'-o" ~ 1tcotnmfci al
amendment: TO the g., lSiinfi"; Of ti!H ni'e'
States .oriid;.,. Ia. piiCa;inn Ii al4y pNDll,
surds Or properly for ii, b. ,:ctlt Il aLy school
W institutions u!.a@: -, Ia! i colt!oI.
in -s,pou,s - .-rr1j,, Ills, ZEN raj law
read this plant. second ;i2n-, and The &c IL
yates and The ludienc. repeated their cheers ]
.;,,.,-,',,s r.v.n,,e necessary fnr currsn
,',i;.,,r. and .h ,,,iirs+,.,,, OF The Publ,
| deb. must be largely derived from duties OF
lie adjusted 70 pTuaIot- the Interest 81 allerlcai
| labor and at!Vant" the prosperity =! N" " no.
| coaa:rr.
S;,.W,. RI fiyr,, or op,,o,iti,ll :, ;urt h,r
! -r,,+s ,r uubIi. ,4,J, 20 CORPORATIONS All.
$3.50, y. ami a.,n.ni nat the national do
49, t,.,,+1 -, ira. r,,n,,s for In. ,npl.
-''a.A ,h, COY
o,,n,n,, -. To- modify thc exis M treaties witt
| ,. l.. ,,.,ru,ran.s that In. as-l,t, prottc
| +;nn sh.li I've atflrd, Il 10 the 1aturalized Amrri
can citizen that Is given 10 the :atiTe-bcrn citi
| 1sn. nat all uecessary laws should be assed t
! protect immigrants III tn a''a'nt@ 81 power "
the states ior taSt rurp"S'.
| Yl,y,1;ii-It il III. ;,il!nr;iiata iuty Of Con
ar,.s 10 fully Investigate the effect u: the III
! irrstio, and importation OF MoIGolial.s uI,ul
| the noralyana nateria! interests u the country
| rApplaussI
| r-.,... III, pc,rbr,ran n.-!v recognizes
| ii -, lni-,,nt;si vi tauc.. r.reutl
win a'!ios az, t;I;s,r,-rt nj ,.,uoI RIGHT
nia"e 'o"aiu ~. ;,,,nnrtsnt ,n,.uimt MT
.tf.rtrd h2 Republican Lseiislature., i'll til
| I,yS -vh;ci, concern the personal and propert
| raIativrs OF WIVES 3notEer> mn, widows, an
hy the sppoiutrnent and election OF women t
! the sup, rintenlency OF institutions OF educ
| non. charity and other public trusts. IN
! honest demands OF this class vi citizens fer a,
| ditional rights and privileges and imnnrihe
should be treated With respectful consideration
| fADplanscl
r,.-.,, ITO r,,si,,u+;on conrcrs uuo
LII. ',v..r.;.,, .,ow.rnysr the Territorie
oo.S. 800 StnIas inr ,h.ir government. an
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