Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-04
coy THE EErIP3ItAN M
I1SSAl tGNE ENIiSE.

Hf-s.--TE. United States # Aa.crir. is :. rs
Nca sDi not league, and by III, combined
workings Cf National ari State Governments
1Iisr IA iii isepst''re Constitutions the Fights
~. 5vety citizen ':.ltU a. l"lns AMI IRE
70 ..;,: abroad; aE -. v'.ts5' 80 y .liIEe ir,-
..otsi.
sccpri-Thc Ri t'.. u iar.y ~, is:.ssrved
ts,css governments l.. t.., ..lI,ttli aIuivtI$sry
y: liz ~. ',,,'s oiri i. a,'f they tli0 Ill
;..--,:ts ~: ti1 -rz; truths spoken at its cradle
--tluf ~; lfsc r-, created equal; that they arr
.r.fIys-i by tFrr Orator with certain inail.r.-
sh,. tisi,:-, ar:sr: Which nre life, liberty aid
ID ns;... VI Happiness; that f.. the a ail'-
amt OF t--- .;iis ,uver:;Gi 'Et- haze - 81 Ill
,..tI:aS sr.cn; men. deriving th' II INST powers
r-,,n .he Il. az the govern, d, AID u'.ti
<..., truths AZ IL er.8!iy 'teycd. cr.i needed
~ De- vigorously enforced, the work q; the Re
piti:ci3 rlriy M lp!sasi.
I'hl..-Tho Permanent fsciii. alton of :!Ie
ar1tnern sscli Il uf the Union. n i the COM
pee p-t,iSc-.pu Of lis C;tiE rs III the free I'll
l1yUieIt nf all thar rights, arc Guios 10 which
,Ec fenutiicIE party stands saG.elly pledged.
81" power 70 provide fnr the enforcement Of
sra ,rlcoip.s embodied ii the zeceh: constitu-
u'2si ~ ..:HEs Is vested by these amend
,.'.i's n IL" Congress OF the United states
ard a. 4; s.s:C Il 81 To Iy-ihe sJlCu.a Obllsa-
.,,o o: the L. si-,ative AMI Executive Depart
IEe:,.5 y: iSu GCv -IiI; ht J. - pu' nv" rIncti-
ne and vigorous - 1Cssr al tle constitutional
!rIwers tor rcnio..i. =-.y Jul; caGSe5 Of d-Ston-
srtoa ti;c part Of siiy class snf for securing -
ss--y S:4.sl an I.ll[s N llDtCly ana
.xs,; equality III the exercise Q; civil, political
an public rights. To this end We inpcrativeiy
4 -usni : Congress eud 4 Chief Executive NhOse
c.,,r.s, and ti.li,y 10 those duil-s shall not
f.l,r until tii"sc GcsI.is zre placed b.yvli lis
PIT or ca,..
F,-I: h-'n il,r fir,t At Of Congress sis5t,,
~ Fr,si.!oat Grant the National Gov
eg,IEert ought II remove any doubts
- iu'i., t. jischsrss all Just obligations
- public creditors. ard soluulnly pledged
"a ;siih ~ n!S1s a provision at the earliest
oes:bie n,risa :ur the rssisG: ption If United
ste, ri,.- in coin Icha,rsI Commercial
prosperity. r'.hiic !agIsls and the national
cr.tlt poS deinsrd that this promise lie full
Tilcd bY CONTINUOUS and steady progress 10
d exile rIyin. MS.
klfth-Cn,l.r the Constitution the Prcsi- !
dent AMI heads Ut departments are 10 make +,
no1instIous for Office. Ike Senste is IT, sdvis. |
srt consent 20 this ailments, anu tine House
o. representatives Is to accuse and prosecute |
f1-.htess Officers i he ID IT interests Of the |
puhils service demand tina; these distinctions |
.Sail L., respected. ar,i that Sena and Rep |
rassnestivss, who may be Judges and accusers, |
krcuid not dictate appointments to Officers. |
ThA snysr.ab:e .uis for appointments should |
hare reference to the honesty. fidelity and ca |
pScity Of III. spponte6s. giving To the party i'll |
power those places where the harmony and |
v;.,Or " the Administration requires its policy |
- b. reprcs nted. but permitting all others to |
b. Alied by person. selected with sole reference
t. .fhcisn y Of public service, aud tho right OF
sIi citiscn~ 20 share in the honor Of rendering
fatLfll servico to their c.antry.
Rixsh--va rcjcisr. st the aui ckrned conscience
Of the ps,pls concerning political affairs, and
vii hsiA all pahl,e Offices to q rigid RESPONSE
hf.ity aai engage that ths prosecution and |
puniahn,ent oi all who bctrsy official trusts
shell b. speedy, Thorough and unspsrinG.
aev-ath-rhe sub!is ssb,.l sy.tem Of the
e.ysral States i. the bu.wark Of the American