The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-22
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AaoPfchby the Republican Ter" ritorial Convention Keld ii T';!c>On Tepten}Ler
 2Cth, 1886.

Tle Republican party of inc Territory -nf Arizona, in convention assembled, rcarIirms it's devotion to tIosr grand rriuciplrs of government which have elevated our ni tiuh to is present rx tlted posi'Iun.
 Werruew ou" rcally To that party which preserved us as na,iGn, sto5hshcd equal fly before tlse law built up all the great industries whi.-ll hJ;1- igdded wealth to cur e1cEequcr and honor tO' the American name, and maintained the na.ional' suprem- ary on lInd and sea.
 r We roint with prize to tue record of tie Re .'h.sn paIty, d part1 which sefz tue c .ovcrnmeIt when he nulirn was in Inc tIrucs ur politice!l dissolution, whici restored the national authority a'd reIuih with hrrculcan energy the nali"ua' croGI We point with pride Ia the iact-ihnl the Re m.biicaus party upon it> accession to pNWcI received the government of. he nation im distracted condition, tuinpy dissrnsion> aud ! prey te cons spir.cies and a,uuhS, that al thr end of 25 y, ars IL turned over the gov cnmemt to it's Democratic SLctssols nit.. Inc .',Id flag >til! thrIe," mol s,ar dImn, c nor s.rlpe cIascd, with tHe Uni.n Ie.toIeu aYd iinaurla! cieai; uaImpuir, d. an over. G,wmg nca>u:y aid Inc I.LU.ic cltd.t higher than ;hat of any nation un cart, N Il c0uiidcrce in our ability ldIy restored thc naiioua, escplcGcon lHitdrlishcd aud .he American natae the symon,Ia ol ratr.ouc virtue.
 . We conArmn taeadais strntion Of Grover Cleveland as bcIes iaise tO is p.tdgcs, and hypucll,icsll in ils-dealIngs. It has ial.ed to kvc IS ss:rcd pledge oi civIi seryIce rc- form, and upon which he President stcu. cd his ciectiun; il has been false to I,s ricuds, its cnem:es, enu f,l-e to l'.cIf; It h.s drs- Eraced tue raJional nainc by lhe character oI ijs .ppoin;ccs in the (: .lloma.i. scry e, and has disturbed thc friendly Icla' ions he. ctsf8re cyistiEg- between lhe United States aud several fOigigI governments, notably with Mexico, Cur si Ter rcPunl!c. It iaS uppoiatru men .u O;-icr Ior political snbscrfi>ncy and rcmvTed worthy oflic!als n h. SC r-cordss have sIed luste' u uh the government Inc! SD iaithluiiy Selv u Il .las Hs ed ,he pSuIuu, ierdng ol Inc poo pie by it's acton on tHo lCnsi"h i"ws and :uy us $, ,stcmat.c tll,Tts, To b-litllc lie patr ot,y scryircs Cf cU' soid.crs and se,- ..ncl4; II has shown an uter.dis'' gard ,ur the naiI- ol Inc leciIe as.d by lts v~ciila;ing .,ua ,cN~. d. Ic!icy L~s lal'd tu provlje lhuse l"", N Aich The uhn nersaI voice of the p,o lc d,mn.as.
 IuAt nhrc IEe Democratic l,tf,rn rl 'iSS4. ,etoeG lie so.uls rs ana sailo,~ lAe iat. MAI, a, d whife saiu Uemo,r#sIc l.arty .i.ror ssru l.. Api,t, t,sic t."se rati.oth :. r. vic S, .nc Dei..ysrat.c' rrrsiIcnt clecIei uf- on sad pistorln, tr,rr to Democrat, dui:.ic- lty, has P'Isi-ieidly laber,c to nu!IIly in rra,tice Ine patlIItir ihr cries advanced Iii .aid piall, rn.
 Ns alsHecord oGr'rsrnestprotest -gainSt trc Tslno1& of Union seIdl IS ,hd refl ts- .DIe ne NOl'S rom orii,e simply to make 'oome"iNE2r!Sgn civilians. al d @H-s'" e",r-
 We b,licA in judicious- tariff law that will al Ike protecl tGc lah ic7 sLd inc h4a,'- uiaci, re. prot, cli.n tu inc AL4er,c-a vutc, l protection lo the .lhIri .,A-l a, e; ito- ieclion 10 American c..n,n,,I,e aud srtp | building, anti lat, .aat nnt 1 .,e., rrIt, ct:eA | to Amci 3can citiz-Ls rt kulac vr 4or,,d, on i the nigh seas or in snJ ioIc.@n i.nd. ] ResJl ed, That giI ,itizens cf lhc United ! States aie political cqua.a a:d e-.ua!iy en- i titled t. lLc brotett.at ui Ils lafs; ti.at We gre una!tcrably opposed tu the immigration Of all p, rsoEs not rn sympathy w.th our in stitutiuns and ihrm.c,. Is cur political s5 5stem.'
 Resolved, That the dignity oi laGor should ! be maintained ard HLaI the immigration oi i Coolics to compete with t-c intelligent white latorers ot cur laEd is Gcgiatug to their manhood .nd hloi upon tEc ciy;liza- ton cf ihy age. We lLeiei,rv Gengnd the repeal o: the Bur .ngamc Treaty.
 Resolved, That. the action uf th- pro. cnt administration upon lLc AiYer question is destructive of oEs O. lie greatest ii:o uSlries of the land ,and inc atSllude of lIc prtsi- dent in hrs groy;iling subser1 iency 10 tie dictaIes-of N al srect, is disgravcful cnm- 1 mentary. upon Democratic indel ehd.ncc a.d.cxt GU i've Gi- nity
 Resolved, That we condemn in unmcas- urcd terms the action of the Democratic ! congress iH refusing ts adsIil Dakota ao a state; thal such action is in plain viola ion of the spirit and letter Of the ronsiIt"lior. sn outrage upon constitutional fl ;,. d | ,ubrcrsiye ol the rIshte of the prore. { hcscIYcd, That wc are in favor of care ] ful .nd judicious investigation Of tie luhlIc land system, to tAe end that actual selIlels may be protected in ikcir rights, spurious land grants exposed and honest AOluers oi titles may be defended in their efforts to improve The public domain.
 Resolved, That We are m favor of pen sions to all soldiers who have fought ir thc armies of our country, ahelLer in the Mex ican war or for the Union.
 Resolved, That we are'in favor of increas-
 ng the associate justices Of Ihc territory.
 Resolved, That the sweeping removal Of the judges of lc!ritrry by President Cleyc- iand was an buse Of power, violation of law, and a isgr-ce!ul exercise Of political power.
 Resolved, That General Miles Is entitled to our warmrst gratitude and respect for his sterling efforts to- ,uLduc the Apachrs, and the magnificent success Of his uiGuuus