The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-06-18

tASath.-The revenue ncccssary for
'SlifTient Expenditures and the obliratioh
Of the 1ShBlic debt must he lnruoiv H.
rived from duties Oh iniportotior.
whIeE, 80 FAR Us possible, sl,rnIL Il, oJst
lnsted TO prynIote't he interest of Amrr-
lean l"oor' Md advance Tic prospclitv
Of tho whole country. Pe''H
Ninth.-We re-lfiirin orr on,,,.;,;,,.
to any further grtiiits of lno nniJ;..
lands to corpornliUhs and nonnnnI;'.S
anu demand thai the national ,iomn;,'
remain Tree for homes for orr pcuuIr
Tenth.-Il is tile imperative ,,,,t,.
The Government ~ to modify cSis,;n,
treaties with European GUyern,mn',St:
that the same projection shall Inc "n:,"I
sd 70 tho American citizen thai ~ ";nn,,
totNe native born; that all nec,s.nr,.
LAVE should I've passed to protect ;mm;:
GRANTS III tho absence of the nn,y,r =,
thc St''es Tor that purpose. ="
,EleEenth.-lt.ist tn. immediate lat.
OF Congress TO fully invrstinoic ,, "".y
feet ot THO .ii!ithigratiun mud 3n,n,rt",;a,
OF MonSoliauS upon the moral rrJ ,,'
terial Interests qf'the country '''"-
Twelfth.-The 1tepuLlicnu nnr,v m
oshiIos, with approval, tho suLni;,,,;,,I
advance recently made towards IN" 90
Establishment OF equal rights for wo,nn'y
by tho niiny important nmen1mrnis:
effected by Republican Legislatures. II,
the laws which concern the personal
property, relations Of wives, mother
and widows, and by the appointment
and election Of women to educational.
clrEdtles ni!a other trusts. The honest
demand OF this class OF citizens for nd-
ditionnl rights, privileges and immuni-
ties should DO trcattl with respectful
consideration.
Thirteenth Constitution con:
EtES i!poii 'CUtIgressenvcrcign power over
the Territories of tho United Stntcs far
their government, nLd III the exercise of
Ihis powtN n il tim right and duty of
Congress 10 prohibit and cAtirputu i'm
the Territories TINT relic oI larburis,n..
pOlygnmy, and wo demand such lcgi,ln:
ton rs shall secure this end md the
supremacy of american institutions mi
nll tho Territories.
Funitcenth.--Thc a,lcdges which The
nation has given to our soldiers aud
Sailors must Tie fuffrtl. The great
PeolIe Will always hold those WHO
Pcrillcd lh1r lives for their couniry's'
preservation in the kindcSt rcInrIn-
brancc.
Fiftecnth.-Wc sincerely dcprccato
all sectional feeling and tendencies
We, therefore, note with deep sulicitu,lu
that Sae Democratic party counts us its
chief hope Of success on the electoral
vote of tho South We invoke the
earnest attention Of the country Ia tho
grave truth tint sTrccss thus achieved
would reopen sectional strife and i'm
pern "nr national honor aud human
lights.
Sixtcen,h.-wc charge the Democrat
lc rnrty ms being the Same in character
anu spirit as when il sympathiZed with
trr"son; with making it's control OF thiI;
Hunsc Of Representatives tho triunph
and tho opportunity Of the nation's r,i-'
cent fGesT WITH re.aSsrrting and append
ing mt the national capital the sentiments
Of unrcprntcd rebellion; with sending
Union soldiers to t)In rear and IIromot-
ing Confederate soldiers TO The 'front.'
with deliberately fr6pusing Ia rcpudntu
fhG riiShicd faith ri tha Government:
with being equally false aud inherile
tpOn the GverShudOwing Of the ends OF
justica by Its paltisan mismnnagemcnt
md obstruction of investigation; with
proving ft5cif through the period II aS-
tendency i'll the lower house Of Con-
greSs, utterly incompetent Ia administer
the Government. We warn the cUuntty
against trusting party thus alike iii:
worthy rccrcnnt amd incapable.
Scvcntecnlh.--ThU National AdmlH-
iStraiiun merits COMMUNICATION for lis
honorable work in tho Infringement III
domestic and foreign nifairS, aud Pr.Si:;,
dent Grant deserves the continued diid
hearty gratitude Of tile American Pc
pie, for his patriotism and his iInncilsu
service In WIZ And III I'tttc.