Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-30

o. of Coincide. S,u.~... - s,lu a nat u.
Some powers are euil,i ,ty = ,in", u''t.,
others are retained by State; bH- ,:o .'..l-
a5y between the powers delegated ard those
I,snrved is to be determined by National and
not by State tribunals.
Thrd-The work of popular elun+ +.
..ra Jeff to the care of the several Srr.t. t.st.
j, is the duty of the National gover@tos 4"
..I ;hat work to the extent Gifts cOnss''H .l
a'"''y. The Intelligence of the nation 1
five. sgregate of the intelligence in The s.-
o.. States, and the destiny of the Nat ..r--
:. guided, not by the genius OF any one
ate, but the average genius Of all.
NoN-sECTARIAN SCHOOLS.
F0urlh-Tho Constitution wisely ->
Congress to make my laws res pec,r-
t"o'jShing of RELIGION. but it is i.'i" ..s>
t.r-' sha Nation cau be protected a-a The
ir# nee of sectarianism while each .st... Is
exposed to its particular domiuauor. We
therefore recommend that the Cou,ti a-. "a. &c.
80 amended as to lay some pruA..-.: .."
the legislature of each State a,yt ..4..H
the appropriation of public funds lp.Ha ut.-
port u seCtarian schools.
rlna-Wo affirm the belief avOwed 'n i...
IT, tTa duties levied for the purpose ".= .-
M.I!i so discriminate to favor A.. r-
... Dor. That no further grant oe the
t,uhLa domain should be made 70 d." vail
road ether corporation. That : .-. .sv-
ir- . he'd IN he State, its twin -4.... tN.
'.IEaenv, must die in the Territo le-. #1at
.ya.Es.hore the protection accord. I'D p 81 j.
~.H r. American birth must b. ...t. TO
.ilileua OF American adoption. 7. 40. te
duty of Congress to develop anu l.l ..-.... ..sjr
water courses and harbors bu. E. 5..+t ,lat
further subsidies to private persons e0Gnor-
atoms mnst cease. That the oblgas i1us e. the
r'au who preserved its integri'v ...' .- Of
laJtle are undiminished by tha ...a.u
years since their final victory. Iu.. r.al.
nal honor is and shall forever be ..s r~....3.
privilege and the sacred du-y @. tl- tE. RI
can people.
THE CHINESE PLANK.
Sixth-Since the authority to ..-.' ..-0 .o}
migration and Intercourse betweon ''5. u...d
States and foreign nations rests W. fu.. au-
gress Of the United States and IFS ,r.fr-
making powers That the RepuD can rH.lW.
regarding the unrestricted inn grafton ut
the Chinese as an evil of grcsr nIa@. .."'.
involves the exercise of the POI n ~ -es.-ain
and limit that immigration b. the caa.t-
ments of such just, humane and reasonable
provisions as Will produce the result.
Seventh-That the purity an. patriotism
which characterized the ear or career Of
Rutherford b. Hayes, in peace aad war, and
which guided the thought of his immediate
predecessor to him for a Presidential candi
date, have continued to inspire him in his
career Chief Executive, and that history
will accord to his administrator the honors |
which are due to an efficient, just and courag- |
eous fulfillment IF me pubic N4.5uoSs, and |
will honor his inter POSITION between the peo- |
pie and proposed partisan laws
INIQUITIES OF THE DEMOCRACY.
Eighth-We charge upon the Democratic |
party the habitual sacrifice of patriotism and |
Justice to supreme and Unsuitable lust for |
office and patronage; that to obtain possession |
OF the National and State Govern ments, and |
for the control of place and position, they |
have INSTRUCTED all the efforts to preserve the
purity and conserve the freedom Of suffrage:
have devised fraudulent certificates and re-
turns; have labored to unseat lawfully elect
cd members of Congress, to secure at all
hazards the vote of the majority of States in
the House of Representatives.; have endeav-
ored to occupy by force and fraud places OF
trust given to others by the people of Maine,
and secured by the courage and action OF
Maine patriotic sons; have by methods
vicious in principal and tvranncal in practice
partisan legislation to appropriation
bills; have crushed the rights of Individuals,
and vindicated the principles and sought the
favor of rebellion against the Nation. and
have endeavored to obliterate the sacred
memories of the war and to overcome its in
good results-freedom and indvid-
nal equality. We affirm it to be the duty and
purpose of the Republican party to use all
the legitimate means of this Union to secure
he perfect harmony which may be practi-
able, ana we submit to the practicable, sensi-
ble people of the United States to say
whether il would not be dangerous to the
hest interests Of our country at this time
q surrender the administration of the Ma
ional Government to party which seeks to
overthrow the existing policy under which
we are so prosperous, and thus bring destruc
ion and confusion where there is now order,
confidence and.hope.