Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-13
PYATYORA % YAR NATTOUAL
RxPCPLyEAN PARTY.

PI.ATYoRM % YKK MAT10HAE
REPUBLICAN, PATTI.
whsn. il sG~ soossn. st Freviaense. .hia
lani was % be poraed Of human slavery, and
when tha strength OF tbs Government Of the
people. by shs people Tor the people WIS to be
demonstrated, che Republican party cams into
pswer. rs deeds have passed. into history. and
we LOOK back 20 them with pride. melted by
our so,,at.y aud mankind. And looking to the
future with unfs,tcriug courngs, hope and pur.
pose. We the representatives CT the party in na-
t;onaI convention assembled, mako she follow.
ing declaration Of principles:
Frst--The United States of Aneries is . ma
tion AID not q League, and by the combined
workings OF National and State Governments
under their respective Constitutions the rights
Of every citizen ne secured At homo and pro-
tected abroad, and the common welfare pro-
NOTED ..f-
Seoond-The Republican party has preserved
these governments 10 ths hundredth anniversary
Of the nations birth. and they are now embodi-
ments Of the great truths spoken 1t its cradle
that all men are created equal; tnat they ara
endowed by their Creator with certain inalien-
able rights, among which are life, liberty and
tho pursuit of happiness that for the attain
msnt Of these ends govsrnments have been in
stituted among mon, deriving their just powers
from tho consent Of thu governed, and until
these truths eheerfully obeysd, or, il needed,
to b vigorously enforced. the work OF the Re-
publican party is unArished.
Third-Ths permanent psoihca:ion OF the
Southern section Of the Union, and the CON-
plete protection Of is citizens in the free en-
jeymeAt Of all their rights, are duties to which
The power to provide for the enforcement Of
lhe prin cip!es embodied. if the recent constitu-
ionA amendment is vested BY theso amend
ments In tho Congress OF tho United States
md all declare it 30 to be-the s,lsma obliga-
lion Of tho Legislative and Executive Depart.
ents ofths Government is to put INTO immedi-
ats and vigorous exercise Ill tao constitutional
powers for removing any juss CAUSES Of disecn-
enton the par. Of any elsss and for securing to
very American citizen complete liberty and
1aet equality in shs exercise Of civil. political
md public rights. To this end We iGn7erasivsly
lemand . Congress and Chief Executive whose
courage and fidelity to thoss dutiss shall not
alter until taess results arc placed Beyond dis.
'ute Or =, call.
Foarth-}n the first Act OF Congress signed |
y Precedent Grant the National Gov |
fnmsnt scHSh: 10 remove any doubts |
t it's duties 70 discharge all inst obligations |
0 public creditors. and solemnly pledged |
Is faith 10 make = provision at the earliest |
ossibls period FOR tbs redemption of Unit.d |
tates notes il coin. Cheers Commercia; |
rospcrity. putiic morals and tho national
redit now delnaId That this promise be fai-
l!-l by continuous aud steady progress 10
pecie payments.
Fi.:h-Cnder siIe Consultation, The Presi-
ent and h=si. Of depart ments sre to make
omins:ioas for Office, the Senate is TO advise
I'd consent TO the appointments and che House
Representatives, is 10 accuse aud prosecute
.ishless officers. The best interests Of ths
nbiic service demand that theae distinctions |
lal he respected, and that Sena and Rep |
who may be judges and aecusers,
ioaid not diltsts appointment to ofices.
IA. invarahle I1lls Tor appointments should
AVE :eter-nes % the honesty, fidelity and Ca
,eisy OF the appoirtses, giving to thu part, in
over thos. places whore tina harmony aud
gor Of the Administrator requires its policy
b9 represented, but permitting all others to
ilIed by persons selected with sole reference
eSicieEc. OF psb!ie sn.1;ee, and the right OF
citizens 20 share N She honor OF rendering
ith:ul service to their country.
Si1th-He rejoice Al tie quieksnsd conscience
the people concerning political Affairs, and
Ill hold all public efaeea 10 rigid response
lily. aud engage that tina prosecution and
OF all who hetray official trusts
all be speedy, thorough and unspsring. II
seventh-The rub;ic school system of the .
rs-al States Il the buiwark Of tae American i
ton AID the Republic sud with . view 10 its t
'urity and peTnanense, We recommend N :
eEdment TO the Constitution OF the United I
,tes forbiddiny the application OF any public
ads or property for the b-nedt OF any schools s
Institutions under seeta.ian control. 1
In response to rspested calls, G-ue.sl Hzw- | A
read this plank a second tims, and the dele.
~ and the audience repeated their cheers A
Lighth-Ths revenue necessary for current
'enditures and the obligation Of the Public 9
It must DO largely derived from duties on J
portasions, which, SO fsz Is possible, should "
adjusted to promote the inte1sst OF American y
or and advance the prosperity Of the whole l.
ntry. 4
infh-We rszfiym our opposition 10 Iurther | r
n.s OF pablic lands to corporations and
n0polios, and demand that the national do
in be devoted to free homes for the people. r
enth-Ii is the imperative duty OF the Gov " ',
lnent 50 10 modify the existing treaties with s
opesn Governments shat the same prctec- j
shall be Afforded to the naturalixed Ameri. y, "
citizen lhst il given TO tho native-norn citi- "
that ell necessary laws should 10 passed to
IseS immigrants. in She absence OF power in =
States for that purpose. Al
leventh Ia is the immediate duty of Con.
. to fully investigate tho effect Of the i'm tn
ration aud importation Of MonsoIane spon o. ..
moral and paAts.iai inesfssts OF tAs eenntyy. | pu
Dlame .. .s in
weiishThs Republican party recognizes, y.