The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-06-14

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I'll lha ~ siiva value " Egld aiti silvef ep'n; |
The rosulaslen Of eemmerce with fotefn
nations AID lsieeen The states u Que vf tht /
most llnpfgt4nt ffefuE aiites VI the btntfal
fOfefninpnl. HHa The Hspubllcan pafiJ di.
llnelly annbuneHt lis purpose % suplpfi sneh
eglslataa "A eIn luiiy and ulhg'hut eaffg
nul The constitutional POSER of tunE'es' over
vi Ii,e ppieeIpsl u me public regulation "
railway oufIluIuf lUus iaa wlse ara saluinfJ
nuo iof The pfuitTtipn Of a classes Vi ihr
people, aud ~ favor Legislation tlal sha'
ress VI ehafsf# fer transportation AMI
.tal hat aalAftr ta the people aud the tnll
wagi aiike lheIalF and eqsal pro'ecuoh 'he
''Wo fs,orthe Establishment of . National
uaroan Of fAlpf,. the eniorcomtni Of tho
.sa ,.I,,catlon by adequate appropriations
froln the National revenue wherever rhesa''v
Ne believe mt eyetywhere the protection
10 a citizen offAmencan birth must 10 se.
cured 10 OFT Eeus by American adoption, hnu
wV favor the selilement OF lnierna,lonal uit
fcrcnces by International arbitration.
Tho uspublcam patty, lng ~ blrth W y
hat, cd oil slave labor, and desire ina, all
| men nav be truls FREQ and equal, u uhaler.
| ably oppo O "a placing our w1rslnFmsl ~
| conpItitOn with any furni ~ tnrNlc hpoI,
wheibrr at liafna or Abroad, ~ this npilm p W.
| donounce the timpur alton OF the cuntfhut
| labor whuthoff fron EuFopo or ASIA ~ NJ
| ulien.o nRninsttn tue split OF American lns'ilu
| tons and we pledge ourselves W sustain ihc
present law Ieatficuns ,hlncse linmis' auon
land to provide such further Legislation NJ "
| necessary 10 curry out ~ purpo,e ,-,..
4Vbo rpiorm VI the civil service huHplviousy
M nun under Republican administration
shSuid be completed 10y the fur, her ettns on
| OF thu reformed NJ stem already tsihbl.hei
by lass-o all the grsdes Of the service 10 which
II 1. a., lcablo. lbe spirit and purpose ol
thr r,'E NJ should b. observed In NIL executive
nppoInt acnts, aud all laws nj variance Win
| Tho obip,t' oi existing refurmcd leHlFlhlioh
should be r. ,,calcd. TO the end that the DANGER.
10 tree Institutions which lurk ~ te power o'
on,cinl patronage may be wisely and elective
'Ihc public lands ARE a heritage Of tho people
OF Tho United States. aud should be reserved
affnf as possible. for small holdings py actuh
settlers, We Arc opposed 10 the acquisition
OF large tracts Vt these lands by corporsuonl
or indlyiduals especially where rncn noluins
arc In the hands of NONRESIDENT aliens, an
We will endeayor to obtain such lev slaton
viii tend 10 correct this evil. We eoinmcn'
10 Congress the speedy recovery OF lsnu snAnn
. which nave lapscd BY reason OF noh,oonPl
. | nnc, with acts OF incorporation III MI cas-
where there las been no attempt In good tut
, To perform tne condition of such granu
The urntef,h thanks OF the American poopl
. arr due 10 thf Union soldiers ana sailors y
A the lnts war, and tho Republican party s'Aha
y pledged to suitable pensions Tor all VINO rer
: iIsnplod, for Tho widows aud orphans OF mor
who dicd In the war. Tho Republican part
|. also pledges itsolf b. tho ropca OF tho iilnhl
:, ton contained in tho arrears 40, ot W..
u that all invalid soldiers may shArv snsr, ~ ~
r their pensions hegin with the date of disabi
4. " or discharge, and not with the date "
4, application, -. -, A.
i ffhc Republican party fayors policy VIII,
y shall Keep US IRON entanElinK alnanoef VI
4, foreign nations. which gives US t1s right
i, stpcci that foreigner. snail refrain from ms
=, ding In American affairs. Tho policy whl'
IL seeks peace can trade with all powers but
ID pcclally with thoss OF the western hon
u WE We Semsn6 the rsssoraiion OF our navy
y its oid ttlno 1runGth nnd efficiency, that
l. NAY N aly ~ protect the rights OF Anerlc
ci,issn4 sn1 bs in,srsss Of American rn.,n,s GO
~ hnriens uillfNhieh American shlpring J
~ rsen dcpceS 4. 20 that u may again bc tr
tkrkwu< NJ commerce which leaves no
Xlexrlorcd. and which takes no law III
n. ''s kssaSsd, Tha: appointments BY tho pr,
dph a Gegs Ia s ns .,a ers,3rc. s.ss5. .a@'a .
ents Of tbc Territories therein.
Kssared, That IL ls the duty of Congress
he nact such laws as shall promptly and enss
=. ally suppress the system of p0lyHniny w w
- - our territory. and divorce The pa poI,'s.a, " Y
es mon Church, and that Il should be riEidiy
~ iorced by the civil authorities II possible, I
y" by the military II need be, A.. ar.
The people of the United states, IN the
ny Fnnlsed capacity. cons itute Nation hnh
,. nconfederary Of staies The National q
4, crnmept Is supreme ~ the sphere ot W
W iional duty. and the states nave Ieser
riyht which shoud be faithfully maintain
Zach should be guarded sith jealous care
In that the harmony of COR system of soys
" meat may be preserved and the Union
The perpctuity Of our institutions rests u
the maintenance of Tree esiio, % anu ao'
4 count aud correct returns. We dcnouncs
: fraud aud Violence practiced W the Det'
'oh rucy In the Southern States. by which the
lee OF he vuter IL defeated. ~ dangerous W
enInly arraiEn the Democratic party a. y
ya, the guilty recipient OF the fruits OF suoh "
A. | and yiJlenas
Iin- wees.sn. 60 the Republicans Of the so
Tue rcxariless of their former party Anilau'
the our cordial sympathy. anu please ~ sns,n
,,h most earnest efforts 10 promote the pas
Nv OF such legislation as will secure W syev
lie Ien. of whatever race or color. the fuh
rty complete rscoxnit on. possession ndcror
idc ~ al political rirhss
The reading OF the platform was in
the rupted BY long aud continued sppls'
ala. The name OF President Arthur was
peatedly cheered and at various sta
sa, In cheering the reading Of the section
,rts latlug 10 the tariff, the vast audience
Ing. came almost uncomfortable and made
roof ring with It, applause. A sim
,rk, greeting gave recognition 10 the II
the ment that there should be no foreign
hen terycutIou with American affairs. IL
the most enthusiastic moment OF
10 Convention, aud the vast audience see
lach ia thorough accord with one aud q
ties. sentlmeut expressed In the document
,at National Committee selections wei
rye, followsi
last Alabama--Paul strobach.
see. Arkansas Powell Clayton.
4 VI Connecticut fessenden.
ieis- Delaware-Dsnei J. layton.
Dis IllInols-DavId G. Litter.
q. Indiana--John c. New.
ntsd Iowa.. J. GARRISON.
,usly Ksnsas-John A. Martin.
Ksntucky-J. J. Moore.
Nalus--J. n. Hays.
q y uassscl,usstts-w. W. Crpo.
theb uIehIrsu-.John n. saiborn
mia MInnesota-blank.
prp MIss,sslppi-,fohn n. Lynch.
Y, y Mlssourl-HobertJ J. Van Horn.
y % us Eebraska--IIou. Church Howe.
juss Nevada a-Thomas Wren.
,ervi New IIampsairs-ola olank.
ana New Jcrsey-H. A. Hobart
avics New York-Georgu ID. lawson.
! the North CarolIna-L. W.iumphfey'
?, ~, OhIo-A. l.. Conger.
y 10, OrroH-John +. Apperson.
alton, pennsylvanis-B. y. Jones.
~ do Rhode fsiand-lI. A. jerks.
espv south Carolina. v. Johnston.
Tennessec-blank.
rneld. Texas-c. c. Pinkley.
cuous :. vermont--J. W. Hooker.
! real vlrxinis-f. .. Blair.
cs s West yIrginIa--John W. Mason.
fisiin- wisconsin-Ed. Sabderson.
y ~ W. Ari,ona-Clark Churchill.
Dakota--Iudrs Bennett.
Ir,hur district Of Columbla-blank.
p.'fa Idaho-shsrman n. Cofiln.
nj We Moutanz II. Mills.
70 sni New Mexieo--blank.
" e'"r tttah-Charles W. Bennett
On, 10 washington Terriiory-W ID. y
Iefrs's wyoinIng TerritorJ-IosePh ?.