Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-27


:: ~ art rot league. and by the c"iuoiird
,,-,.n.e, nf NEt:,na. auG state Governments
al Ter .h.1r-e-pn i,y" cpnst ta" ri--iis
81 s.s,.ry cit1cn ar SECURED at none hE| iFa-
fs-t.t airsai, u1r' 'l"' '7fl'"n E''ihr' !'r'
T. ,t,.i.
ss..rJ-Tl.. i;.I1 :,!i,.ar i,siiv has r-,'-"rs,d
t.,...- cyern.4cit- t.. ir irn'irTii aali'cF>',r!
81; til. nat ,.,, = birth arI t'lJT are low en''oi-
:5,,..,. % rt great truths spoken nj III cradle
that nil .r,.: created equal: that thtf AZ
s.I.,ipy.fs H. their Greater win rcfiai.i 'haiti
sl,l, rights a:no:, which ARE lie. liberty aii''
,.v ,,urs1l-: If happiness: that for the attain
;. arr ~. me, ends -nulc1;> G1'o I'll III
r:i,::,. -pn: iltu, deriving their Just powers
r-,,l tin, ,,.I-:s-nr OF ,he governed, and until
Tho trut.;, ar ..heeriully ol,ycd. or.i nre's1i
=. =, y: .s- r:siy enforced. the work ui tia he
rsiuilr,:t patty L uEhrished
Tl.;!-IGs parluarent psc'Hca:i1.i al ira
...,u. h-rr, -rrf:,,, II tn. Union, and thu cen
;,.-, p-,.t.ioi Of it, citizens III the iT'r en-
rrulert ~. al, their rights, are duties to ~hIct!
~ R-unhl.cau party stands SacreliS lleaseu.
'ft;> rr,wrr ia prrvi,ir for the enforcement oi
t; pruc ipi,s sr.,bu.iis'!, ii tie recent cnettu-
.:t..s. am. lun..,;t il vested bv these hltrnd-
iu..r,,- IN tn. Congress ot the United StLtSS-
AMI al :.clar il 10 /" o"--iiic solemn i'biSa-
tar II tia i."-3 isiatiE" amt Executive i'tlart-
r.lPnt. the Government is Z" YLt INTO iln'ue''i.
,-,l vigorous exercise all tho cnnstIi utlulal
POWERS for rrinnv.n: a,ry JUS, CAUSES "f niscch-
tat Oh tn" part ot ,s Class and Tor securing 10
s,v,,ry American cI:lLrn colllitte IIosTtS hii
exact e-lHsiltJ III the cAcrcl,t OF clVii, pciIitai
81. | p,.,,,,- rights To this end We inls raurcly
....isui . Congress and Chiei Executive Whose
-,r;-s,.. ailt, f;teliy I" those ,utiFe SHALL not
.,i,er unit; '!ir-. r.-Gi. are placed o7!'lid dis
!,i,..' or s".a.t-
;',,urth-In the first Act of Congress signed
r.. r-r-ii,nt 6rsnt Th" National Gov
,s-,n-o. sought "a remove any dCu;t.ts
.. IT, duties discharge all just ablien'ion.
f., f,;.biic cr-iitur,. sud solemniy pledged
jts faith tn ussa 8 pr"-lsicn AZ the earliest
,.,,s.tir pc-.,',i For the redemption oi United
--,f.s nst',.- in CEN. Cheers C0Dimt rciSl
,s-.,7,rrity public morals AMI th', Eati"Ia4
trcai. ,os d..,,i.rd thst tails PROMISE lie iui
.....i BIZ con. i,2rour ami steady i.roGr"ss 10
urc,s ?s:n..1'ts
F,ftn-Uni.- tiIs Constitution, tn; rrssi-
Ont and henfis o: departments hre to MAJ
o..,-u.t.un, 'nr Office, the Seilrte Is 10 advise
.nji .NU.sut :" the appointments, Ani IL. House
%. Representatives, - L. accuse ana prosecute
.Si,tie,s ...ic.rs. The u ri INTERESTS OF tue
u,:bIic service dcnand tant these distinctions
=. I'll I've r,-a-~ctet. and tist Sem aiiu kci-
-,..n;a;tyas. who may b. Judges and accuse To-
.i:.,,I,.i III. dictate appointments 10 Offices.
IL. ,nvar.n able rule icI appointments shou!o
i,y. reference ID the honesty. hieli;y and ca
i.ac!ty Of .Se apirinitts. sivin. 10 the part! /!
t-.xar tha., ,,l.r.- whore the harmony ana
y:-,, Of Iii. Admin -tration rrauir, its policy
T.. 10. presented. but pGr'mttiuS aii others 10
l.. ti.ie.i ~ pe,-on. selected with sole reference
~ .siiriency .. pInliC >urvice ami the riSht OF
Al, .it,..n. - share il the honor oil ccnde.lne
fs..hfui service t. their country
= sti,-We r.joice q. the yuickeacd conscience
~. IN. ;,a,,.e concerning political Affairs. and
VII hold all pibiic Officers to rigid RESPONSE
E.l,i,. and engage that the pro>,ruticn apa
,,r,,,i.i,,E.... ii s,l who bctray oitshl trusts
AL b. speedy thorough sid uisparinc
s,.a:.h-Tb. public school system III the
ssveral State. liz the buiwark of the AmvTica',
,a.on AID The Republic. uni. with Niow to- Its
,..UritN ami Yer~ls,ens-.. Ne recommend an
.p-niu.eu. tn the Constitution Ci the lniie'i
states :orbiti,ii,a the application # an: public
s,,nis o- property for I'll, benefit IF ms schools
" ....:ii ItioGs u1.,."r .ec,Hn IA cuItfcI.
Ei.h.a-Ihs revenue necessary tor current
s.,;,., ii, rs an.i IL. obligation Il the Public
,s..sT must u. largely derived from duties Oh
+t,ppria..siI which ~ fa- a. possible, should:
~, "a Ell to promote the interest Of America.
labor ne advance tii" Prosperity 81 the whole
country
S,u,h-We q i.rm our opposition to further
,,-,.,ts ne nu.,iic Isi.'s to corporations al I,
','nnr,,i,,: an, ,ie,Iail that the national do
-,,:n h. ,,.yni- ID to fres homes for the people.
r.nth-J Is til. imperative duty ri the Coy
c--,,ent r., % ic lily the tIio ,i:G tS'ati,S WI
...,r,n-s- ,;oy,rpIucrts that the saIfe lTotcv'
.,r Shall b. aGr.ia, {" the nSturaiiAci a'ut!
s,, citizen MS; Is ,;grl ~ the sat. e-bs!i =
x.r t,st all necessary laws should lie IN 7S'd I"
r-,;,,t ..n.ui;rznt.. al :ils absence "t poNii III
n > stats lnr iIat purp''sr
,y.,..t. i. j. the i,un,.,iai" du'y "c Com
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