Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-01

| .xn rax sra VI fhAan T oxn nlnrs.ha1 IN
the past and snail endeaVor 10 MAINTAIN IN
the future. The Thirteenth, Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Amendments of the United
states. en- bodvine the results of the war
for the Union. are inyiolable. If called TO
the Presidency I shall deem il NV dutv
to resist. with all my power, any ATTEMPT
to impair or evade the full force and effect
of the Consultation, which in every article
and amend is the supreme law of the
land. TIL Constitution forms the basis of
the Government of the United States: the
powers granted by it to the Legislative.
Executive and Judicial Departments define
and limit the authority of the General
Government; the powers not delegated to
the United States by the Constitution, nor
prohibited by it to the States. belong to
the States respectively, or to the people.
The General and State Governments, each
acting in its own sphere. without trepchine
upon the lawful jurisdiction of the other,
constitute the Union. This Union, COM
prising a General Government, with general
powers and governments with State now
ers for purposes local to the State, is a pol-
itv. the foundations of which were laid in
| the profoundest isdom. and IL ia the
| Union our fathers made. and which has
been so respected abroad and so beneficent
at home, tried by blood and fire. il stands
| to-day a model form of a free p~onular GOV
eminent. a practical system. which rightly
administered has been and will conI;nna
to be. the admiration of the world NAV
we need not say. nearly in the words ~
Washington. that the unity ~ n Cavern
mont which constituted no ono neonia 10
instlv dear to us. II ia the main nifiar in
the edifice of our real indenendepce the
support of our peace. safety and nrosner.
ity. and of that liberty we so highly nrize
and intend at every hazard tn nresarve
Rut mo form Of Government bowlver cora.
fully devised M nr;nc;nles bowayer
sound will protect the rights az the neonle
unless the ADMINISTRATOR il fa;tbfal and
efficient n ia a vital nr;ncinla ~ onr susN
tenn that neither frand nor foreo wns y vs.
allowed IN onhvart the r;obto ~ tba 1910
When fraud v;nlonce and moon patanoa
controls. the noblest constitution and ,hs
wisest laws are useless The hsyonet Il No,
a At instrument for col,ec,;no ~ 800 CO.
freemen II 10 onlv Nv a mi 900 Nv III
lot and a fair connt that the naonla on
r,Ie in foot 90 rao,,;rad hn a. -.
onr Government Tsta tbis ~tonnSat;on
awav and the wbola strnotnra fa,ls
nnhi;c nN6ce il a trnst not horntu ~,
Slowed mon The bnidar NJ $3.50
netent or dishonest nersons shonia
aver he entrusted with IL i. or n anno;n,sa
thew shonld he nromntlv e;ac,ed 0nr
material interests, varied and PROGRESSIVE.
demand onr constant and pnitad eff,rts
sednlons and s%crnnnions csra ~ ths nnh,;c
credit tooe,ber With wise ana econam;oai
menaaoment 20 orr n~nanS
lures should be maintained. in order that
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persons NAV be protected in their rights to
the fruit Of their own industry. The time
has com to enjoy the substantial ben
en.s u reeoncll.aslon as one people we
harmony and generous rivalry smono oSr
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synopsis Oh E"siish's Letter OF Ac.
cepsance.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-The following is
| from Enplish's letter OF accentanca. r
.ooan. ~ noma.4a.
upon 'ne piauorm
OF principles adopted by the convention,
which / cordially approve, and / accept IL
| quite as much because Of nv fai,b in Tho
| wisdom and natrlotism ~ the great s,.taso
man and soldier nominated on he SANE
| ticket for President Of The united sta,ss
| His eminent services In bis ~conntrr. b;s
| fidelity to the Constitution the Union and
| the laws his clear nercsnt;on ~ ia COR
| rect principles Of the Governmant a.
taught by Jefferson his scrnnnions caro-
to keep the military in str;ct snhoraina.
ton to the civil authorities his high re-.
gard for civil liberty. personal r;ohts ana
| The rights az nronertv! lie ~chnow,aanad
| ability in civil a. we'll "a m;litarv &C.,
| and his pure and biamsless life Al, na;n,
| 10 him Az a man worthy N the canadanns
OF the peoule, not only AZ a brave soIdiar
q great Commander. 4 wi.e statesman snd
a pure patriot, but az a prudent nains-tsI.
ing. practical man NJ npones.ionsd hon.
esty, trusted often with important nnhl;c
dnties. faithful 10 a,err .rns, ana nv
fulI merid;sn ~ 10 80 u