Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-03


t.uu snd rot Ieaesu.. and hy the combined
workings ii National aud State Governments
Gnier their Respective CONSTITUTIONS the rights
81 every risI..n -irCur".; 81 home and pro-
tcctei s;,rusi sn. .h.' rni,,iI'"D w,i:ar, pro
Pr:ej
second-th- :;,-.s'.ri;.an rarty hiss preserved
tfs.., .overcrnri,tS ~ tie hrnrcth aiiiiiv.fsar.
~ the rs. IN : birth, aud tley are now en5o Ii
fruits OF TIL great truths spoken at IFS cradle
that al created equal! that they arr
endowed ~ tt.ir Creator with certain inaien
zhtc rights. sU,nr., which are lie, liberty and
the pu-.I.. =: happiness: that for the attain
.lcus ~ .htss ends governments hs ye been in.
siI'u.-. siIIorg men, deriving. their just powers
.-u.i, .h' consent Of tho governed. and until
s,ir~ truths c,rArf,lly cheyed. or. if needed,
te v...''ryi:rsl enforced. the wcrs OF the Re-
publican part - Di-rishcd-
Third pc:I.aCent pacidcaIion OF the
Southern ,...,.;.,i. tn. U..ivn. ara, Tie COM
c!etc protection % its citizens III the free en-
tyn,rn. U; ~ their rights. dII IFS 10 which
IN. kcpuSiran party stHnds satTe lily pledged.
In, power "a provide fog the cnfrrr, ment OF
she rr.ncr;.s embedded. il The recent nstitu-
i;Jpsi amendment - vested by th.ec sIHend-
Q: ns- Il She Congress ~ the United States
.ii ~. d.cla-.: it =" to bo--the sIicnin oblisa-
t:na u; the Legislative, an. ixtcgitiv. Depart
.,.nt- ~ tie Government il {" put into imnIcdi
s,c sui vigorous ex.-ci-., MI Che constitutional
towers Tor Eesf:,yITs ally ;u-t causes uf dl>ccG-
;-rtpu I'll, port VI ary class ard for securing 70
r.rT American Cit.l.I. complete liberty and
-,-c. ..,J.i'y in til. .yrrci,r If civil! political
,1i ,.,,--,, r ;ht-. -o til cul We iInI,craiyeiy
siG.i<nt Grl- ,r.-a AID CnIei Executive whose
-1..rAa,s art ,I'-iity =. those duties -hri! not
--ir.- mil IN -, r'-;I!s ar ilsrc.t beyond dis
.st'- .. I. al
FJ-rh--1 IT,, Err; 40, u: Congress signed
~ a--if-''' Grant tbs National Gov
+ -. .s-,-.- =. g. har-. all iu-, obligations
?. yIai.r rssji,n-S. sad AoieLinly pledged
~ fash =, ua.- . pro-i-ion ~ the earliest
...--....s ,-si>J :Dr 'hs redemption Of Irit"d
----.-4 -.l--- u rysn. Chen. Con In, =, ia!
--.s-5s--.ty. it.bi.c u.rrsl. and the national
= liz psSr dstDsth that thI- promise be fui-
:. -.s y . eogi.Ir.f.,s nnt -s.sny progress TO
u ysTfn D'--
Tift.s -r-ri.- tn. Constitution. the Frssi-
y.-E. sui hr...s IT Department.. arc to nIskc
.p1a:usiip.- ior cf.c-.. the Senate Is tn advise
IN! o,Ly:i.t To th" appointments, AMI ilse House
81: E.,r---- n;4tivc~ II u accuse AID Prosecute
:si.hIer, officers. The d At interests of the
public service demand :hn. these distinctions
-h.ii l.. rs, -,,,.-',t. and thst Scua and hep
r.->-ntsiIv'-. = 90 may D., Judges and accusers,
-aJu!i not dictate appointments TO offices.
Tn. iuvarIs5l, riic iut appointments should
nays rtie-cn... I'd the ho1cs'y, fidelity BrI ca
Sa=itv ~ the srpcn'ets, giving To the party IN
i.l~er th'r-n pisc.s whfre the harmony snd
.,.,o. II the Administration requires its policy
=, ~ r,yc..n...i. b., permitting all othlrs 10
il, filled isy r,'rscns selected with sole reference
., -f,ic,en vi ?atlic service aud the right Of
all citizens "a share in the homo: Vi rendering
f.trhfn. ssry.-r &. their country.
S,x,h-we r.j,,cc at the l,iickeBcd conscience
pf III. people concerning political affairs. ana
,s!t hold eli pubic v:hce.s to rigid RESPONSE
i..iity, and engage that ths prcsec uti, N AID
p;,ai-,u,,ut NJ al Who betrsy official trusts
81 al h. spe..i:. 'ho-,ash aud unspar,ns;.
ssv~nit-rhc public school system OF the
-,versl Stsfcs h the buiHark Of the American
isssiou and the Republic. and. with view to it's |
,@.uvity and prrNAsiouee, wS recommend m
s.rs~ndu,.Ut to tho Constitution Of the United |
ai,&>Ss foss:1dn. the application ii any public
~ IL o, prp'-rry for The benefit of any schools |
. ,".'tinit',,s n,,.ier s,ctsii "a r"ni,Ol.
y,-h.h -Tis revenue NECESSARY for current /
>. ,s.-Yf = emit n. obligation oil the Public |
f, -, ti-iAi l., largely derived from duties on
ia- tsrt.ti,n-. sh'ch. - Tar possible, should |
i. sdtu.i~si a. Iromot. the interest Of American
ss,s s..d .! .snee the prosperity Of the whole
f"gI'-S.
Y.tbst NO r-sH I'm opposition to further
s..,,,s ~ tir.lir land. To corporations ana
aud u. q. .L.i thai the national do
.,si, " a. si.S W. tree homes for the ltople.
v.u,L--n "a The imperative duty Of the Gov
-rii.isst ~ 10 noiify III. "xis ing treaties with
J. ,r.,p-an ibsvcr.unnta that the same protec-
80. shaII tn sn.r,i.d 80 The nsturaliIsd An. III
~ -it.z.. ,hst - ,:.Scato the natiNc-born eiti-
-. ,La. AL rrr..Ss.ary i.ws should be passed to
s4,is.t ..rIa..r.nt.. ga the ab-.ncv Of power IN
- fsi.s '"r that purros'.
.fns.n,, ., o. tba ,Huassi:as" duty OF Con-
,r.s T.. I'm, !g.. a. gut, the t:ac; IL tho iri-