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merce, Il the uncertainty Of perpetual tariff
agitation 10 10 be 10 flicted upon the country?

detire TO engage 10 conflict with any
power on earth, md We may rest in aasuret
confidence that no power desires 10 ATTACK
the United States. ojT'M'5.57 n
With the nations OF the western IIemis
phere We should cultivate closer relations
and Tor our common prosperity and sd.
vancament We should invite them all 10
join with ua In an agreement TINT, for the
future, all Internal troubles In North OF
South America shall be adjusted by impair.
tial arbitration and not by arms. NJ,
While the grest powers Of Europe
ere sieadily enlsrging their colonial
domination in Aois and Africa 1t Is
the especial province OF this coun.
Try 70 improve and expand lis
trade with the nations Of America. No
Held promisea 80 much. No field has been
cultivated 6, little. Our foreign policy
should be an American policy In Its broad.
est and most comprehensive aense-a pol.
ICY OF peace, Of friendship, Of commercial
enlargement. az
Tho name Of american which belongs 10
US IN our National capacity must always
exalt the Just pride Of patriotism. Citizen.
ship Of the Republic, must be the panoply
and safeguard Of him who wears i. Tbs
American cltizsn, rich or poor, native or
naturalizsd, white or colored, must every.
where, walk secure in his personal and
civil rights.
The Republicans should never accept
Lesser duty, It can never assume a
nobler one, than the protection OF the
humblest man who owes 1t loyalty
protection ct home, and protection which
shall follow him abroad, into whatever
land be may 10 upon lawful GRAND.
recognize, not without regret, the ne
cesslty for speaking OF two sections Of our
common country. But the regret .dimin.
ishes when see that tho elements which
separated them are fast disappearing.
r. JUDGES. have yielded and are yielding,
whils growing cordiality warms the
Southern and the Northern heart alike.
1t would be u great calamity to change
these IL auances under which Southern
Commonwealth are learning 10 yindica,e
civil rights, and adapting themselves to
the conditions Of political tranquility and
industrial progress.
The South needs capital and occupation,
Aos saASAoVcloys
The Democratic party shows itself foe
10 Southern prosperity by always invoking
and urging Southern political consolida
ton. Such policy queuches the rising
instinct Of patriotism in the heart OF the
Southern youth; it revives and stimulates
prejudlce; 1t substitutes the spirit of bar.
barre vengeaucs for the love Of peace, pro.
gress and harmony.
The public business will be aided by|
separating the Legislative branch OF the
Government from all control Of appoint-
men!a snd the Executive Department
will be relieved by INJECTING appoint.
menta to fixed rules and thus removing
them from the caprice Of fayoritism. I
But there should be rigid observance
OF the law which gives in ali cfses Of foual
competency the preference 10 the soldiers
who risked their lives in defense Of the |
Union.
Corsuls should be commercial sentinels
-enciIcling the globe with wstchiulness
for their country's interests.
The people have the right to the moot
efficient agents in the discharge OF public
buslness and the appointing power ehould |
regard this as the prier and Interior con.
sideIa!ion.
Religious liberty is the right Of every
citizen Of the Republic.
The sacredness and unity OF the family
must be preserved as the foundation OF Mi |
civil government, as the source OF orderly !
administration, as the surest guarantee Of
moral purity.
The claim OF the Mormons that thew are
div'nely authorized to practice polygamy |
enouid no more be admitted than the
claim OF certain heather trises, if they
should come among us, to continue the
rite Ct human eacr;f:e.
Polygsmy can never receive national
sanction or federation by admitting the
community that upholda it as a State
in the Union. Llks o,hers, tho Nor
mons must learn that the liberty Of ,he in.
dividaal ceases where the rights Of society
begin.
The strength OF the Republic ia increased
by the multiplication Of land holders.
tits but fair that the public land should be
disposed Ct only to aclusl settlers and to
those who are citiz ,ns Of the Republic. or
willing to become go.
a free ballot is the safeguard Of Repub.
licau institutions, wilhou, which no Ma.
tional welfare is assured. A popular cleo.
ton, honestly conducted, e,nbodies the
very majesty Of true Government.
The eaiely OF the Republic reefs upon the
integrity OF the ballot, upon the security o,
Suffrage to the citizen. 10 deposit iraudu.
lent vote IS no worse crime against Con-
stltullonal Liberty than to oostruct the
oeposlt o. an honest vote. He who cor
iiupts suffrage strikes at the very root Of
Tree government. He is the archenemy Of
the Republic.
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