The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-05
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Wilson, O. A formal ballot was then taken,
with the following result: Gear. 507 ILLS;
Sherman, S42 415; Newbold, 105; vii.
son, Q; and Mr.. Gear having IRE.
ceived q majority of votes, was de-
clared to have been duly nominated for
Go, ernor. For Lieutenant Governor, the
first ballot resulted: neloSx Arnold 295i
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majority of votes, was declared to have
been duly nominated for rLieutenant-Govern
or. The Committee on Resolutions,
through their Chairman, presented the fol-
lowing report:
Acting for the Republican party Of Iowa. by its
AThNnited states Of nAmerica isase Nation,
a91A& ahspgue. BY tie CON biaed we &kipgs a
respective Constitutions the rights Of ever citizen
should be secure at home d protected abroad
and the common welfare promoted Any failure
on the part Of eth Natioaal or st te Govern
afford ample protection to their citizens, both az
home and abroad, is criminal neglect Of their
highest obligations.
2. The Republican party has preserved the Gov.
century Of the Nation 8 existence. and they ard
en- bodied in the gre It truths spoken at its Grad
they are endowed by tn l. Creator with certain in
alienable rights, amo which are life liberty and
the pursuits of happiness tnat forthe attainmeDe
of these ends governments have been i stituted
among men, deriving their just powers from the
consent Of the governed. which consent is evil
d need by majority Of the lawful sufrages Of The
sha st,zsas Sn.
FUZZY obss ell the werk q ihe Re- 6aA pktf u
uhd..ished, snd theReptb lean pSfty Of lows win
stand by Is colors and nght the good fight to ths
end.
D. The permanent pacifca'ion OF the Soutbrrl
sections o. the Union. and the complete pr0tcc.
tiOn OF all citizens in the free enjoyment of all
their rights. is duty to which tue Republican
party stands sacred pledged. The po or to pro.
vide tOr the enfoi cement of the principles en-
bodied In the recent Constitutional anne dments
is vested by these amendmonts in the Congress OF
the United States, and we declare it to be the
solemn obligation Of the Legislative and Exccu-
tive Departments Of the Cove nment to put in Inn
mediate and vigorous exercise all their Constitu-
tional powers for removing any just causes OF dis
content ON the part of any class and fr securing
to every American citizen complete lber and
exact equality in the exercise of civil, poiitical
and public rights To this end we imperatively de-
mand oil Congress and Of the Chief Executive
courage and fidelity to these dutiesswhich rhall
not fager % IN the results are placed beyond dis
The public credit should be sacredly NAM
tained sud all the obligations Of the Government
honestly discharged, and that we favor the early
attainment Of a currency convertiblef into coin.
and therefors ady oeatezthe gr dQal refumption ~
speeie, ,payWes aa cegel3aops ~ speedy stsps
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shoeld be encouraged BY wiseAad liberal legtslag
ton bIjt- t-ye coud demnekn9 8xey Of AAnting ISL
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