Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
SILVER CITY. NEv.. SATURDAY: SEPT. f. 1880.

regarding the unrestricted immigration of
| Chinese as an evil of great magnitude, In
wolves the exercise of the power to restrain
| and limit it, and restrain that immigration
by the enactment Of such just, humane and
reasonable provisions as will produce the re-
suit.
seventh-That the purity and patriotism
which characterized the earlier career OF
Rutherford B. Hayes In peace and war, and
which guided his predecessor In the Presiden-
tial Office, have continued 10 inspire him in
his career as Chief Executive, and that histo-
ry will accord TO his administration the hon.
ors which are due to an efficient, inst and
courteous discharge Of the public business,
and will honor his vetoes interposed between
the people and attempted partisan laws.
Eighth-We charge upon the Democratic
party the habitual sacrahce of patriotism and
justice to a supreme and Unsuitable lust for Of
fee and patronage; that to obtain possession
of the National aud State Governments, and
the control of place and position, they have
obstructed all efforts to promote the purity
and to conserve the freedom Of the suffrage;
frauduleLt certificates of returns, have labor
ed to unsest lawfully elected members of
Congress to secure at all hazards the vote of
majority of the States in the House of Rep
resentatives; have endesvored to occupy by
force and fraud the places Of trust given
to others by the people of Maine, and res
cued by the courage in action of Names
bav hv wi ri in
principle and tyrannical in practice. attached
partisan legislation to Appropriation bills upon
whose passage the very movement of the
Government depended; have crushed the
rights of the individual; have advocated the
principles and sought the favor of the rebel
to obliterate the sacred memories of the war
and to overcome its inestimably valuable re-
sults--nationality, personal freedom and In
dividusl equality. The equal aud steady and
complete enforcement of the laws, and tn,
protection of all our citizens in the enjoyment
of the privileges and immunity guaranteed
by the Constitution, are the first duties Of the
Mutton, The dangers of a " Solid South" can
only be averted by faithful performance Of
every promise which the Nation has made to
the citizen. The execution of the laws aud
the punishment Of all those who violate them
are the only safe methods by which an endur-
ing peace can be secured and the guarantee
of prosperity established throughout the
South, Whs.ever promises the Nation makes
the Nation must perform. Nation cannot
with safety relagate this duty to the States.
The Solid South must be divided by the
peaceful agencies Of the ballot and all honest
opinions must there find free expression. To
this end the honest voter must be protected
against terrorism violence and fraud, and we
affirm it to be the duty the purpose of the
Republican party to use all legitimate means
to restore all the States of this Union to the
most perfect harmony which may be possi-
BILE: and we submit to the practical, sensible
people of the United States to say whether it
would no. be dangerous TO the dearest inter-
ests of our country at this time to surrender
the Administration of the National Govern
ment to party which seeks to overthrow the
existing policy under which we are so pros
porous, and thus bring distrust and confusion
where there is now order. confidence and
hope.
Ninth--The Republican party, adhering to
the principles affirmed by its last National
Convention of respect for the constitutional
rules governing appointments to office, adopts
the declaration of President Hayes that the
reform of the civil service should be thorough,
radical and complete. To this end 1t demands
the co-operation of the Legislatiye with the