The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-03
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Adopted by the Republican Ter ritOriaI Convention Held ill Tucson september
 2"th, 1886.

it's teyutiCn to tIose grand principles of government which have elevated our nf tion tO ills present exalted position.
 We renew cue fealty to that party which preserved Us as a nation, established equal ity before inc llw, built up all the great industries which have added wealth to our c&cEequcr and honor 10 the Amcrican n;,Inc, and maintained tlle national suprcn- ac} on land and sea.
 We point with pride to ihe record nf tLe Re blIcan party, a party which seiz tbe
 government when the nation was in the tLrocs of political dissolution, N hich restored the national authority and rebuilt with hcrculcan energy the national cfcdi. We point with pride to Ike fact that the Re publican party upon its accession to power received the government ol the Hatiou in d distracted condition, tom Uy uisscnsions and a prey to cons pirac.ts and iaiuuns, that at the end or 25 years II turned oyer the SoY erumcnt t0 it's Democratic successors with the ''old 1ag stjll lhcrc," not star d,inmlG nor a s.ripe ciiscd, wIlh the Union restored ard fnaucIal cIcdi5 unimPair,d. n over. flowing treasury and the pUbiic credit higher than that of any nation on earth, with corfdcrce in our ability fully restored the national escutchcon unlarushed aud the An.cricau name the synonJ III oI patriotic virtue.
 We condemn the administration Of Grover Cleveland as beng false to is pledges, and hypocnlical ia it's dealings. It has iaiicd 10 keep its sacred pledge of ciyii service re- form, and Epon which inc President sccui ed lis election; it has been false 10 Its friends, it's enemies, and Galsu 10 rscif; It hAs dis sruced tac rational nan.c by lhe character Ol it's .ppo!n.ccs in tie iploGatir sery ce and has disturbed the friendly ir:a'ioi:s heretofore existing between tAe Jnijed ola,cs aui several foreign SC5ersm, r:s, IL ias apPuii4tcu Ecir tu office .or political sEJ-eIYiyncy ana rc.nofcd worthy Cfl.yials Whose records hate sEcd lust.e u!ou He government tAsy Sd lul;a.Ciiy sc:Tcd N Las .Esui.cd li.- patiIo.it icc,.ng oI ;he pco- rlc by is 5cLiou on t..c i.tnsion laws "rd U Is c,stc .aat.c ytC,ris to b,iii.ic u.c patriotic sliYi,cs ,l our soi~.cie .i.d sea iacl. il has aAunn hu ut.ei OiSr, gard .or tcc hullt= ul ike ptoi lc anc ny Il, yaciia;iu- and voWH!d3t r,iicy les iaI:cd to P.eTiJe ,ausc ia~, wa:c.. Ile u.Eeizal voice If the plui le eeil.anHs.
 That whIc t,e DeuoyHat:r Pl,ti.rm ci lt5!, l;.udcG lie svId..fs aiG sailors uI ike late var, urd w..I'y ,"tu De,nu,r ratic parly i'roiiss,G l1 t: Pl.,Into lL.oc i!,ttrI!c ser ,ices, 'i.c Ualnoys.r.c ,lesiae..t v.c,,ed ui.- an sad ni,.t,vs.l h., tu ,c..:cyini.c u"P,,e- ity, has plrsi,.yniiJ i.:ho.r5 go .s:l..y ia i,sa. t;lt ,Ar iru,.iI- ,I.eu:irs .ly...csu im .ai3 riast'ra,.
 We .is2 le,orl our ar.cst ;fotcst Lgaifst jrr re!n0raI or Union tlldl IS md rrruua- p!c H"rnhiicaGs trom office s.mY.y la make i"oL. i,.r itrt,sSl, cits:I.!.s and eN-coi edyI- ..rs.
 he believe in jnaicious tariff law that VII 8 I.v r. otvcl ths i.l:-Ior ,,,G inc l...n J,lact, Ter; protection to ihL AnlerIcum vUtel; prJicv:.o 10 Inc AIneltcal laA-i ay CT; pro ,ccginn lc American c3nmeice aud ship bGId .ig, ana lazJ, 0al n,I feast, lrJtrciIoi to Ainciicnu git.4vEs at .tuuIo Or aoiCid, ui Iuc algh scos oi III amy .Drri2u iai.d
 Resolved, lh.t rt, ,,tGeas ci the United States age political eqLa.a aIo C ,ua!ly cn- tltie4 L. Ii.e proIectoh ol It's iaVs; tAat we . arc UIuiterobiy opposed to the immigration of ali peIsotis ..ot il sympathy With uur in slitut!ons und i.lELc,t: t9 cur pulidca. sy ystem.
 Resolved, That the dig,,i;y oi labor shou'G be maintained and lLat Ihe Immigration 0l Coulies 10 compete with tac int, llisent white laborcrs oi cur land is dcgruqins to their h!anhood ant blol upon the cIyiliza- ton pf ihc age. We therefore eemaLd tue repeal o; iEc BurinSvme Treaty.
 Resolved, Th"t the action of the present administration upon tLc silver question is destructive of one ol the greatest industries Of tie land; and tie attitude Of the Prcsi- dent ill has g~oyoliing suOservcncy To tie dictates Of Waii s.rcet, is q diSgracclul com mentary upon Democratic independence and executive ci-aiIy.
 Resolved, Tliat we condemn in mmcas urcd terms thc actiou Of tAe Dclnocrati. congress in refusing to ad.Iit Dakota as d state; tLal sucn action k in plaIl viola: ion 'i lHS !t anu JNlANA 'A JalC llOll, an outrage upon constitutional freedom ali 7Ubyyrs.yc Oi ,hr r.%hts Of the people.
 Resolved, Ti:al we are in favor of d care lul and jUdiciOus investigation of the uUHc | raHd system, to tLc end that sctual scItiels | may he protected in thtir rights, spurious | land grants expos, q and houcsJ !oluc:s oi i titles may le defended in their efforts to ! improve tEr public domain.
 Resolved, That We are m favor of rcu- siuns to all saidi.rs hJ have fought iE the armies Of our country, whether in tLe Mex ican war or for the Union.
 Resolved, That we are m favor of increas ing Ihc associate justices Of inc Ierrltory.
 Resolved, That the sweeping removal of thc judges of tcrritcry by Pres dent Ceve- land was an sbusc of pou CT, q yi,laticn ol law, and a tisgr cc!ul exercise of political power.
 Resolved, That General Niles IS entitled to our waIIn,st gratitude and T, ,arcct iur Lis sterling efnr.s 10 GuJdue tAc Apaclirs, and the ma"niii, cnt su,cr,s oi lis alGuuus campaign is bu; the result of that cam