The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-06-18


u4cs should DO further promoted and that the
already 30 great should 10 steadily
Y. me Constitution ~ the United States !
supreme Jaw. and not "A mere contract. Out
- onfclerated states IL made a sovereign
Nnticn. some powers are denied a. the Ma
ton. while others are denied 20 the states, but
The boundary be wcca the y 1wers d5legalei
ana those reserved - 10 be- determined by the
Nat 0nal. and not by the state. tfinuunis.
u The work uf popular education H. one W
I duty II the National Government % MA that
work a. the extcntuf its consti futlnnni abintiy.
Inc intelligence % the Nation = nui wv
aggregate OF the intelligence ~ the several
states. and the destiny 81 the Naiion
must bc guided not by the genius n my one
state, but By the average genius q Az
4 The constitution wisely forhd- congress-
10 make any law respecting an establishments
81 religion, bat IL n Idle 10 nope tnht the ~.
ton can b. protected against me influence W
secfarlnnism while each state Il etpo-el W
H. domination. We. therefore.
that the Constitution he 20 amended - 10 lay
the same prohibition upon the legislature Z!
each state. and 20 forbid the Appropriation OF
pubic funds 10 the support Of src.anan
schools
8. We rcaflrm the belief avowrd in 1870 tnat
the duties levied for the purpose OF revenue
should 80 discriminate a. a. favor American
labor: that no further giants 81 the pubic do
main should be- made 10 any rallwn or other
corporations: thar slavery having persisted IN
the states, its Twin harbarity. polygamy.
must die in the Territories: that every
where the protection accorded 10 a citi-
zen of American birth must be secured 10
clfizens by American adoption. That we deem
II the duty 81 Congress 10 develop ana I'M
prove our wntef-courScs ana hirbors. bui IN
sist TINT further subsidies 10 private persons
or corporations must cease. thar the ohiiga-
tons Of the Hepublic 10 the men who pre-
served It's integrity an the hour 81 battle are
ndlminlshed by the lapse OF fifteen years
since their final victory. 10 do them honor j.
and shall 70 ever he the grateful privilege and
sao ed duty Of tn American people.
- fIn .taf n4r IN r. Uulnfp frnmIHFH-
ton and intercourse between the tinted
statez and foreign Nations rests with the TON
gress Of the United states and the trealy-mak-
Ing power, the Republican party. regarding
the Unrestricted immigration of thinese a a
matter OF grave c0ncernmcnt, under the eNer-
else Of Dotn these powers would nm, ann RI 20
such Just, humane and reasonable laws ana
treaties a. will produce that result.
Z. That the purity and patriotism which char
acferized the earlier career of Rutherford b.
HAYES IN peace and war. and which guided the
thoughts ~ our immediate predecessors 20
him for a Presidential candidute. have contin-
ued 10 inspire him in his career as chief Exec
utiye: and that history will accord ~ ns Al
ministration the honors which are due 2 IN
efficient. lust and courteous discharge OF the
public business. and will honor his vetocs ia.
. terposed between the people and attempted
partisan laws.
i. We charge upon the Democratic party
the habituai sacrincc Of patriot SIN and JUS
T tee 10 4 supreme and Unsuitable lust for pr
a nee and patronage tnat - obtain posseNion
y / OY III IOI NAA ~ NV ~" $500
4 the control OF place and position they have
4 obstrurted Ill efforts ~ promote the pnritt
4 and 70 conserve the freedom OF sun rage, nnc
have devised fraudulent ballots. and invented
fraudulent ccrtihCafiun or returns nave IA
y bored 10 unseat Awfuhy-electei cmbcr~ 81
; Congress 20 secure AT Az hn ards the No e ~ 4
+ majority IL States in the House OF Represent
mires: have endcaNOrci 20 occupy ~
J. force AID fraud the places 81 trlst Nven K
n oth n ~ tne ? opie q Main r.Sensn ny VI
. have. ~ methods vicious a. principle ans
tyrannical In practice, attached par ,ah lcxi-
= iaiicn u appropriation hills upon whose us
y sage the We v movement on the 6oNtrniten
y depen icl: haye crushed he rights q tie IN
: diyfdual: have advocated the mincipies an
souEh' IN favor 81 We lae.c.ia = nshns
- ate III : 4 cd memnrlc Df fhc ~AT AMI Z
oyei come ~ ircsfimaby Nalunhic results q
Il Nationality. pcSscnal freedom an 'nfiNiaaa
n. me equal. ana steady. sns complete q
&c forccment Of the laws. and the protection 4
lr an our cifixcns In the ~tnJoyfnc1f 81 AL PRIV
~ lcres and immunity guaranteed ~ the tonsf
" tuition. are the Inst duties 81 the Nation.
N 10. The dangers ~ a sold SOuih can on
\ be aycrted by q faithful performance ~ ever
promise which the Nation has made " W
Y citizen. The execution ~ the ava anu th
punishment OF al those who violate thcnli. ~
y the only safe methods by which an eudurlr
e. peace can be secured and genuine prnspertf
ii established throughout the south. whatcNs
V, promises the Nation makes the Nation mn,'
perform. A Nation cannot with ~htciy rei'
"a gate this duty 10 the states. III ~coti
II south must lie divided hy thu peaceful agc'
4 cle< Of the ballot, and all honest opinions mnl
" the re find free expression To this end ~
" honest voter must be protected against ~
n. rorism. violence or fraud. ..x
" IL. And we affirm II 70 be the duty ana W
~ purpose Of the Republican party - use 4
n, legitimate means - restore all the states
this Union 70 the most perfect harmony whis
N may be possible. and we submit r. "
n practical. sensible people ~ these tnits
~ states Ia say whether II would not be DANCE
~ Gus 10 the dearest interests 81 our country
as this time 10 surrender the administration
II. the National Government 70 a party wh,.s
III seeks 10 overthrow the existing policy una
a. which we are 50 prosperous, and thus Dit
be dist ust and con.uslon where there = ny
order, confidence and hope.
~ II. The Republican party, adnerlng 70 "
IN principles affirmed by it, last Nhtpnai W.
- vention ~ respect Tor me cons'tu.. anM y
en governing appoint ments 70 oihce- an"p,s Y
~ declaration II President Hayes that the !
form OF the Civil service SHOULD ~ tnorolE
m radical. and complete: ~ TINS eng y asman
lrs the corporation OF the Legislative Win v
Executive Departments 81 me uoSernmet
OF and that Congress shall 50 lcgisiase that J
ID ness. ascertained by proper practicaa teS'
shall admit to the public service
ed The Convention then took . rec IS un'
on a little after seven the Convention rea
on sembled. and the Secretary read a letter w
II James p. Root. stating that the gasel used
IL the Chair was made. the head from . piece
'us wood taken from the home Of Abraham n
red coln and the handle from 4 tree upon Z
has Meant Vernon estate. and presenting !
om same 10 the Chairman Of the Convention
aMs The roll OF states was called Tor the \
nouncement " the National VI
nv the following result:
~ xlahama. Paul Strobach: Arkansas. =
re Dorsey; California Horace Davis. .oloras
ur- John 4. Routt; Connecticut. Marsnali Jews
'ra nclawarc. Chris Fcbiger; Florida William
u,cks. Georgia. james ID. Dcycaux: lllinc
in Iohn A. log IN: Indiana. John {. New; 10y
ian John :. Runnels: Kansas John =. MATT
In Krnfuekv. w u. Bradley. Lou slaua, h.r
~ ~ Warmoth Maine. Will am L. Frye: Nh
~ land. James "A. Gary: Massachusetts !onn
a. Forfrs: Michigan. Jane a. stone; Minns
,ut 80 n. VI. Sabin. Mississippi. ucurxr, wen
w Wssnurf. Chaunccy I. fillcy: Ncnraska. Jan
W. Dawes: Nevada. John W Macks
Kew Hampshire. w r. Chandlrr: News.r-
George A .Halsey: New York. I~hofmnsC ria
n Norm Carolina. w. A. Cnnady: ono. vi.
~ ~ rronar oregon. ID. G. ireland; rcnnsylvar