The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
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cnhvtnsions ~ the Apnih. !. .~ss nnAnlsnapsls
sscrsssi - rsrt NJ Tho platform ~ The nrno
rrsiis NA'iensl trnsentisn ~ ~ I. VIA en The
l*tli ~ lahe, and ~MA d~clatci IN that l,ist.
form ~ hs universally srrarl~si r~ tiaai ut.
tirsnent NJ tho controversies t,at snaumleresi
Tin civil wAt NV uwn tsaHsttsn Mi ttlA snIlnrt
l,sd ~ IN previously declared m ma, or.a
rtntsH, sna particularly in my Elr~t annual nss
rafe ~ Jan. !, lss5 In that drnn,ett /
~ vi that the Nuilaefn tsullv were tuui,I Il
thc Thirteenth, Fourteenth and F.frrcnsh ra,,.
seiusaonnl knenimenssi that they hal ,lnsi
A. national conventions tu tie nr,nInesiun al
canliijatrs AMI In the heclafssian Oh nsinc,. IL.
AMI Isifi.asa Whiel form an aatli,n,ie aasers.
anro ~ tile fosnlls of lilo MAR smln,hei tu .,se
&nN itsxkA .aTA
of tho friersl ruion, anil that thee iai. tss
snnrsres ef AL their voters ii tho IA Il nat,pnai
rlsvsion, completed rruof that nnN they .n'v
scek 10 share viii, M AMI To malntsinihp com.
mun right af American local #i'.goscrnneni
W. ffaserhsl union iinIer the uii fi,g. with utr
constitution and phc dcstiisy. declared st III.
.as time tbs questions settled hs tho war nfe
never 20 te ra.oprnel. TITO Aiattion Of the
Thirteenth. Fourteenth. Ant Fiftouhtl atnetui.
mentA 10 tho Federal constitution uluNet III i
great era IN our ialitlras II marked the end
Forever 81 the ~yNss II human ~lsycis api
~ tho rtiiirpleH tlst grow utt ~ that ssrt Hlr.
InusO amendments hAvn leen retlrlslsisuls
adopted and they have hec,i accepted III pnul
faith ny sll potiual oiss ailzationH all racga 3.
all sections. They elise tlir charter They
~" and mnst ho hnsl. All parties hereufter
must acrcpt and HtAnh nIon them. snh hence.
forth our inl.ttrt ara ~ turn npun llsrtinns III
tho pre- ,aht AMI future, sni not nsnn those IN
tie ssttlesi ard iinal past. ssould ho elected
President. tho proylsiuns VI the Fourteenth
amendment will, ~ far ~ dcp~rlu on n,a, 10
maintained executed. and enforced Ia rs,ftes
aud Absolute goosi faith. M rebel deb, Viii
bs assumed or pad No oAstp TOT. Las VI
NJ .isia for Any foss or damage Incurred
~ dl.icyAl perAo.A srl.ing. from Tho lAts var,
whether covered by the F0usteanth Ament.
msnt ~ not. will IN FscnVrs~i or pall
Tho cotton twx will mot be rsiiunitd | ml,All
deem u my duty ~ VITO livery lali pnv ding
fuF the assumption Or payment of any debts
lua@ss, dsniAgnv, claim. ur Tor lhe trinnding
of any snah tAx. Tho danger to .hs United
Hates treasury II not frun claims of prsson.
who aided thu rebellion, hnt from clsina IL
lsrsuns reading In the Hcntl.ern NsAt<a ~ AAv.
Inn property ln shOne 6tat4m, whn were, siy IRE
tniliesl III have besn, loyal 70 tlle 0OvarMtaent
OF The Union. huuh elaine, sven of loyal Iossons
whore they Are from Acts caused BY oIIerAtio..a
., .,;l .s, haze nssa diso.n.a ny y. public low
,loiis 0f ths Nnprsms Court u tbs United
ktAtss, aud only And any ssssna by tures u
specific legislation NJ GuugroeM. These claim
have becouis stale. and are often tainted with
iranh. They sre nearly Aiwsys owned, Ia
whole o. " part BY claim Age,,ts, BY apecnlA-
tax x-,Ayer~ Or th~ public. They ahonli In al
ca4ss 10 scsuuntsNi with xoalcHs cars.
cAlA,ntiia~ ID tudivtiiiAls whici, were inflicted
hv the war Ass, fos the mo~t part, tfrsparshle
The OovcTnment rAhnnt recall ~ life million
of os,r youth who ~ant " unllIneiy sravc~, nor
q mpensate sn6ertngs u s0vrow " their isl.
Atltss W frteuds. Il uAnnot raadjM@t hetween
tndtsdnAlA bnrdena os TAXATION hitherto borna.
or III deLs incurred /, snstain tho uuvuYn-
menl which Are yst 10 be paid. II cannot ~.
portion anew Aln0tlk usir attisens dam.
Ages ~ lo~asa incident 10 military opera
" '' form f:ss'HE f:s% :" :..,,. s.sss '.''ss,; ~
mAintalnlng itH own nxtst%nce II haa no MAfe
general rule hut 10 lel LyKones te hyyonsm IN
tnrn frum Tho dead past 10 tAs new and bsltsr
future. and on THAI bastA 70 aAsnfe ,sAcs RECON-
rNesce, and races of our t,Nayls III tha ead
that oil sprsnxa of oMr productive industries
may be qnlckened and prosperity cTSAlssi. In
which the eyils of tbs past shall bs forgotten.
Very respectfully yonfs