Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-14

r.-,t--Tue United States of America is
ti.U AMI No, a league, and by the combined
workings of National suu state Governments
uucs- ii. -ir respective CONSTITUTIONS the rights
OF every citiz.n A. secured al home and I'i''-
t.c.rd abrnsI, arI the common welfare pro
rlUtc'..
S.,-u,,l-Th. Republican party has preserved
these governments IT, Tia. hnndredtE anniversary
Il the ration s birth. and they are now sIuboil-
-renf> at the great truths SPOKEN az AUS crauie
that all men are crested equal that they ara
81, lowell by their Creator with certain ipS!"n-
..,. ri:h;a. among which are life. liberty AMI
Ia. pursuit OF happiness; that for the atinin-
r,,-.:t of tkes, ends governments have batii III
s,I,Jit,.i auiln. u,rn. deriving their Just powers
f-,,,.. tie, consent of the governed, ana until
these truths checr:uiiy hbcysd, or. needed
4, tse vigorously e9for,esi. the work Of ;he He-
vublicun party is un,iri>hed
Thri-The permanent pacihcaiion Of the
Southern section of the Union. ard the COM
Este protection of its citizens III the free Ell
iyr.-nt Of all their rights, ara du' es 10 whicn
tin. Republican party stands sacrediy pledged.
The power 20 provide for the enforcement OF
III. princiIes embodied. II the recent c1listltu-
tio,rsi amendment il, vested by these amend
rents il. the Congress Of the United States
All; all ieciars il So to oethc : lcn.n obtisa-
ti0.i of the Legislative and Executive Depart
a:,tS NJ tho Government l. TO put ini inilnedi-
ne and yiy,rous ,.xerci>. all she constitutional
,.wers ter removing any Just causes of difceii-
tent on the part ui any class and foT SECURING tn
every American citizen complete !ibtrt! ana
exact e,iai,y in th- exercise of civil. political
a:;a l.ul,lIc RIGHTS. To this end we imIcratiVciH
I.I,snI tJn:.ces anu . Chief Executive whose
courage ami ii'.ii.y {" those dulles shall lot
isiser until th'se results art placed beyond dis
Tiitc or 1etaii
Four;h-I,. the first Act of Congress signed
Nv President Grant the National Gov
eminent snu.ht To remove any doubts
.. - Duties :" discharge all Just obligations
I, public creditors. AMI snlemIly pledged
III faith to mske a provision at the carries,
f,>seibie period .or the redemption III lpu"u
states notes IN coin. fCiccrS.l Commercial
p-DSa-rltv public morals and the national
-rr,ii; uow tirIuahd that this promise he iui-
i.l..l BIZ d continuous AMI steady progress to
s.'ccEe pnynicuts.
F.fch-;;nd-r the Constitution, the Presi-
dent and heads of departments are to MAKE
nominations for office. she Senate Is /" advise
and CONSENT to the appointments, ANA the doise
III REPRESENTATIVES to accuse an. prosecute
tai,hiess officers. he l. IT interests OF tho
public service demand tina: these distinctions
sI.slI he respected, and that sena and kep-
rsesYtatiyes. who may be Judges and aScusers,
should not dictate appointments 10 Offices.
The lnvsriabjc rule for appointments should
lave reference to the honesty, ndeiity ahu ca
rscity Vi the nrp';nte. ;. GIVING I" the part! II,
power those places whtIe the harmony ana
yiu,- .: the Administration requires It's policy
to b. rrrruSr scented. but permitting uii others to
be allied by lsrsons selected with sole reference
a.. c.txers :" snare in the honoc Of rendering
faithful service to their country.
Sixth--Ws joirc at tho quickeued conscience
Of the people concerning political Affairs, and
will hold all pIhl:c "hce:s' to . rigid RESPONSE
Li.i.y and engage that the prosecution and
u,,a,.hm.nt OF I'll rho tetray Official trusts
sail be speedy. thorough aud unspar'ns'
s>.verth-The public school systcln of the
sayeral States Is the buwsrk of the American
nation and tlsc Republic. and. with . view TO its
security and per~laliepes., wo recommend an
amendment to ths Constitution Of the United
States fcrbddii,s the application Of any public
fl ,3s or pfoyrty Tor TIE brn"ft IF airy schools
a. INSTITUTIONS und.r s:ctsri IA control.
Eirhth-Tbe revenue Necessary Tor current
a,,,.I:,aipr.s an: :he cblis stion nj the Public
d.n. must l., largely derived from duties On
CONGREGATIONS, which. So far m possible, should
Le adjusted to promote tn" intere-, Of American
l,.,or and advance the prosperity q the whole
country.
S,ptI,-we rea iirn our opposition to further
wants OF public ialiuS To corporations and
nanc,,olins. and de.,arri that the national do
,.,in be IL voted u free iou.eS for the people.
r.-n.h-It is the ir operative duty OF the Gov
er-,a,spt 50 to Ino,iify this ers ING tre les with
r.;--.,,.an Governments that the salne rrotec-
I: "a 81 all be utf.r.d to- the natufali1cd Alner!.
can citizen that Is s-en to the hlilve-born c1ti-
zen; that al necessary laws SHOULD hs rasSeu 10
,,-,,tect i,nni grahts III the absence ri power III
tn, states for thai purpcsc.
E,.veuth-it is the imnIrsi.l'e duty OF Con-
cts.s to full! invest sat- IL; ei' rs ~ III" E"'