New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-06-16

II 10 69o tnat sl0V0ry did not exist; It has
thirty -eight por cent. to tho par Of eold. II hos
81 81 ob S sa Ba: S
part Of our e1tepdea country. 1t has iiftedd
six-per-cent. bonds cold at g 70 where four
percent. bonds are eagerly soueht at apre-
Under its aS,m gig Railways have IN.
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same time, and our export4, which were go.
10000 less than urimPo3s 10 ibQ9 were 49,
to oans Since ehe var oose
betrayed the ordinary expenses Of Government
besides the aocrutn9 interest On tho public
9s Az s "a 9 3 . disRSIsed snnSs more thqR
has paid 1850 80 Of the pubic DEBT, and, by
reflndlng the balance at lowor rates, has re-
aS anp ss tsn sSsS rS All asiy
dustries of the country have revived, labor 10
t n demand wages have increased and am,
Of so2 than tSe
Bepubl can. patty asks for tho continued con.
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/. We affirm that the work Of the Republi-
sHoh q 70 commend PM i e stsxey Of the Es
TSSp sae sss sSs snse d
Fsseined should s. sesslsaeq;' tSes sSs
%sn, ssss!d e Esn:%|t.ed a. ass& SG!sie:
tablished and the credit acquired should never
81 esd ss much pFs9aseS
should be ext,nguished by the huh payment OF
ess sss%? Se
s1Sf $ss s% ss. & as.s s:s' g..
Of confederated States II made sovereign
ton, while others arc denied to the States, but
Ssas ss
National, and not BY the StaSe, tablnais.
8: The worf Of popular Qduoatipn Is one loft
Sp s9e FEE aa s9s put tSs
The ,pteiisence u tie Nation Is but s tie
sn$ The he snS y ss Sa
State, 6af BY the ayefase fSnIIs q ali; w
4: The Constitution Wisely forbtds Congress
Of religion, but Il Is i9e to hope that the Ma.
ton can be protected against tho influence of
is %h each stts Is to
that the Constitution be so amended as to lay
the same prohibition upon the Legislature Of
each State, and to forbid the appropriation Of
public funds to the support Of sectar1an
schools. ...a
o. We reeftlrm tPe belief avowed in 1876 that
the duties levied for the purpose of revenue
aber fars6es grants q paSiio do
corporation; that slavery having persisted in
%sst s ate IN s tne vn er4d S%s;y nR
where tho protection accorded 70 citi-
zen OF American birth must DO secured to
citizens by American adoption. That we deem
prove our watortcolrses and harbors, but in
sist that further subsidies to private persons
OF corporations must cease; That the obliga-
served its integrity In the hour Of battle are
undiminished by tho lapse Of fifteen years
s snS b tss bet I o. them
sacred duty of tho American people. -
8. Since the authority TO regulate immigra;
States and foreign Nations rests with the Con-
gross of the United States andthe treaty-mak-
tho Unrestricted Immigration Of thinese as :,
else 81 6oth these poWors w3a H limit and S1e re
strict that immigration by the enactment Of
such Just, humane and reasonable laws and
7. That the purity and patriotism which char
acterized the earlier career OF Rutherford d.
Hayes in peace and war; Nnd which g1lidcd the
him Tor Presidential candidate, have conti n
ued to inspire him in bis career as Chief Exec
utive; and that history will accord to his Ad-
ting honos which are due 70 IN
public business. and will honor his vetoes in
terposed between the people aud attempted
8. We charge upon the Democratic party
the habitual sacrifice Of patriotism and Jus
tice to supreme and Unsuitable lust for Of
fs snS Pdna sed @ ao
obetructed iii Efforts 70 promote the he purity
have devised fraudulent ballots, and invented
fraudulent certifcation Of returns; have la
bored to unseat lawfully.eleoted members of
majority Of States in the House Of Represent.
% psss esee sRsn
IN 's p sssfae px 1ss
tyrannfcal In practice, attached partisan legis-
@ whose
depended: have crushed the rights Of the in.
dividual; have advocated tho principles and
as d fsGos soS ct ens
overcome its inestimably valuable results Of
sna}ifx personal freedom aud individual
Q. The equal, and steady, and complete en-
fGrcement OF the laws, and the protection OF
pll our citizens in the en1oyment of all .privi-
tuition: are the drst duties q tie Nation. ''
10. The d4ngers Of 9 Solid South can only
be aySrted y i .St RsIs9rmanos q every
6itizen. The execution Of The laws, and the
the only safe mothods ~ which an enduring
S
promises the Nation makes the Nation must