The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-10-04
REsOLUTIONs.


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REsoLUTIoNs.
1st. Resolved. That ~ declare oss
IN werving devotion 70 those fands
mental principals which gave birth
aud Inspiration to the great republican
party, and in bsAalf Of which the nat
ional paity hiss been preserved At ."
incslculable coss; that the truth and
value IT these lrstfisbttir6sh have been At
,e.sted alike By tho achievements oi
peace and the sacrifices of war and
'h.t in the msinssinance aud pracsic.i
eutorcemeas abide the cs'mmon hope Of
all men ,eea, dless Of creed. color or
"atavity. We believe that with the
suppression Of armed resistance to the
national .u,bosity the object Of our
late war was substantially achieved.
and that pursuant to the true theory
Of representative government, which
t"lerates no subject race am"ag its peo
pie. the several States should now be
lett free to msnage their own way.
subject only. upon national issues, to
the constit ntional end paramount
authority Of The Us,esd States, and We
hail with ratification the efforts Of /.
wise and pasrio.ic President to pro.
mote sentiments Of peace and traternai
concord smou9 TIE people Of al the
States Of this Union in recognition of
the broad priaeiple Of national unity,
local self.government snd the equsl
rights Of al citizens Of one common
country. fq
%. Resolved, That the sincere
and persistent efforts of President
Hayes to redeem the promises made in
his letter Of aceptaucs and inaugural
message, as we'll 10 the repeated pledg
es OF the Republican party in. behalf Of
civil service reform. observe the cord
ial support If the Republican party
and commend themselves TO the best
sentiment Of the country At large. and
believing as We do that purity. eficiecy
and ec"s"my IN the administration Of
pull lie affairs will be in exact proper
lion M honesty aud c.pabilisy become
the qualifications for public. US they
are f"r private service. We recognize
he riyh, to make nominations to Of
6ce os the exclusive prer.pa,ive Of thst
power which is responsible fer their
and We repr"batc al
unwa, ran'ahlc interference there with
as a T. pro,ch ugou the character Of the
pub ic service aud detrimental to the
public welfare.
81. Resolved, That We commend
the conservative inancial policy BY
which The "asioaal currency is steadily
aud surely approaching coin s.audard.
a"d believe that simple persistence in
the practice Of that prudence and econ.
omy which have long been recognized
as the essential condition Of private
prosperity. coupled With the healthfal
business revival already resulting there
from. now everywhere observable. will
lead to that early resumption Of specie
pay meats to which the inveribls policy
II the Republican party and the faith
Of the government are solemuly
pledged
4,h. Resolved, That We favor the
ltion Of silver
9Th. Resolved, That We demand
that ali measures hereafter proposed
bv the Legislature Of this State for the
Of the SO called State rail
road bonds shall be submitted to pop.
al.r vote ut general election only aud
receive m.jority Of al the votes
cast. ~ provided 10 said amenduent,
before they shall have any force Ut
validity. Ii
9th Resolved, That if the
which has happily parsed ~ y
rom Us has left 10 its trail any cases of
vast aud sfF.ring. or Of in.bilmy 20
a"d carry on farming opper.
,tio,,s. fsr want Of necessary material,
hak ssch necessities should be relieved
Il the public sxpeose. and that Lsgis
LsxisIssive aid in all such . sss should
and given when proper ef-
orts have been made BY the sufseers.
7,h. Resolved, That the efici-
'ncy, economy and ability manifested |
Turing the last two years BY al tn.
:xecusiye officers Of the State Of Min |
iesosa is source Of just pride to our
,.rty and State and alike commends
hess officers and the party to the con.
ldeaes and support Of al good men.