Daily Republican., 1880-06-07

Nv 10 ana snail forever Dc the grateI
r. privilege and sacred duty of Americ!
y people.
!. The sixth resolution deals with Il
Chinese immigration question mild
: but it looks upon the unrestricted in
migration Of the Chinese as an evil
great magnitude, and calls uron th
proper authorities in whom the powe
is vested to restrain and limit imm
grafton by such just aud reasonabl
lava as will produce that result.
: The seventh resolution pays q merit
ed compliment to President Hayes, an
says that history will accord to his ad
ministration the honors which are du
to an efficient, just and courteous dis
charge Of the public business and will
honor his interpretations between tn
people and proposed partisan laws.
The eighth resolution ia caustio ar
raignmsn snt of TIE Democracy.
'harges them with the sacrifice Of pa
triotism and justice to a. supreme ant
Unsuitable lust of Office and patronage
and that to obtain the possession Of the
\ National and State Governments and
the control Of place and posi-
ton they have DISTRACTED all effort
to promote the purity and to conserve
the freedom of suffrage; they have de-
vised fraudulent certificates and re-
turns; have labored to unseat lawfully
elected members Of Congress to secure
at all hazards the vote OF q majority of
the States in the House Of Representa-
tives; have endeavored to occupy by
force and fraud the places Of trust given
to others by the people Of Maine; have
praoticsd partisan Legislation; have
crushed the rights Of individuals and
have sought the favor of rebellion
against the nation; have endeavored to
obliterate the sacred memories of the
war and to overcome its insstimsbly
valuable results Of nationality, person
al freedom and individual equality.
The resolution then sets forth that
the dangers Of solid South can only
be sverted by faithful performances Of
every promise which the nation has
m ade to the oitizers; the execution of
the laws and the punishment of all
those who violate them are the only
safs methods by which an enduring
peace can be secured and genuine pros
psrity established throughout the
South. The resolution holds that the
solid South Gaust be divided by the
powerful agencies ,et the ballot and all |
opinions must find there free express
sion, Oad to thisen the honest voters
must be protected against violence or
fraud, and it furthey affirms that it ia
the purpose Of thetGepublisan party to |
Is every Legitimate means to restore
I'll the STATES Of this Union Ito the most
perfect harmony, and it mdatains thati
t would bs dangerous to the interests
+ our country now 10 surrender the
administration Of the National Govern
lent toa partg which seeks to over
hroW Tie existing policy ,untler which
he natien is so prosperous and thus
ring distrust and confusion wheraI
lere ia now ssdsr, confidence and
ope.
The foregoing includes all tho princi-
pie points emb raced in the rlatformI
resented by the committee, but sutss
nently aR additional Eesolutton was
fered and incorporated, ststaiu- Ii
g the civil oervice rsforn ina. sura- A.
d by President Hayes. l.
The platform oonSaenGs itself to ev- II
y unpreju&iced mind ana must meet Il
TIA general commerdation. TC. day 2
IL no doubt place upon tie plat orm IL
nan who will carry cut its prinsiples j.
q whether that man will be either Of n n
3 persons nominated for the high 81
ce or soraebody yet in the back. W W.
'und, the good sense and patriotism 10 10
the people will triumphanNy elac I
a to the Presidency. We .ehalleugs az az
Democracy to match the Republican. aG gi
'+.form if it osn. lal