The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-19
p1&TE0sss os' EDRzSCYPE,Gs
Adopted by the RcpUt,icts:l Ter ri;Urial Convention: Held in Tucson september
 gGth, 13SG.


 its devotion 10 tlcsc grand principles of government which havc elevated our n ton tu ls present tX itcd posi'Iun.
 We renew our fealty to that party which preserved lis as nation, cstE 5lIshcd equal iiy before the lay, built ur all the great industries which have added wealth to Uur cXcEequcr and hcnor to the American nauc, and maintained the nI.iomai suprem--l acl land and sea.
 hc iont with prize to inc record of tEe Re tn.am I.aIty, d party which seiz, tue | government when the nation WAS | inlue tArocs uf political dissolution, which l restored tue national authority and rebuilt 1 with hrrculran energy the na' i"ha! crtdi l We puint with pride to the fact that the Re | publican party upun its accession to p"Wcr | received the government oi lhe nation ill $ distracted condition, toin ry djsscueiOnS and | | prcy to cons pir.cies and atliu'is, that at lhr end of 2j years IL turned over the sGY ! eminent to ils Democratic successors with | Inc ''old flag .tlli Ihcrc" not star diTi:incd 1 nor q s:ripe riised, with the Union restored i l ard iii.aucIai cIcui. unilnpuired. an over ! l flowing nc,,U:y and the pubic credit 1 i higher than that of any nation on earth, | N,th cJuEdcl ce Ill our ability fully lCrtorcd l l lre ualiunai esruichcon GEtarnisAed aud inc An, rican haile the ucn. U. alrioiic virtue. ! We condemn the administration Of G:|v"! ] Cleveland as beng ialre lc is p'~0SFS, and l hypucritical in ils dealings. Il h-s laied tu 1 keep It's sa,red pledge nI riyn servirc re- form, and upon which ihg President sccu ed ] his ciecLiun; il has been false To lls rirnds, l; i,, cLeIn:cs, nud Gl-e to Isclf; Il has d,S- 1 sraeed tme ratirHal na'bc by the character ] s( it's :ppongcrs ia tic ( ,1lonlalir serT ct, and has disturbed the nicnGly Iria'iors heretofore existing between inc Uhite" ; States and several foreign governments. 1 notably witA MeSir0, cur si-tcr republic. IL Las appoi!ted mrE tU oGirc Tor pollicai subseI vency and IcmOTcd worthy oficI; l. wh4sc r.cords have shed lustie ii On the government they SD faithfully =cIvrd Il has nsui., lhe pairioll tcc;inE nl ;hc rea rle by it's 7cton on the }cI;siun laws and by its systematic ei{nrtE 10 Ette tilc patriotic scrvirrs If eur suldicIs and sc,'- IEcu; II Aas shown all ut.cr GiSI, %.,rd .ur tar
 aants ol Inc people aud by its vacliis;ing and coNa,diy olicy has faiird la pre'ide those la ws wAicl ihr universal yOi,, OI Inc
 peoi le demalas.
 Tnat while lhe Democratic llatiorm oi ISSi, lauGvd lie soiujlra and sailors al tae l lal. war, uLd wi.Ilt said Hemut ralic Iarry , prolcsSrd L. AprI'tiatc thoae ra;r., tic SIT vices, lle Democratic rrrsiacnt Clcciei ui ) on sad plsl,orI.., tue tu Democratic Lulic- ) lty, 1as prI.i tcntly Ebefct 10 nuiilly iii pra t.ce lhe fatrI1Lic lhco,,cs .dya"r.d IR
 said p.atlerm.
 ! We also ierurd our earl est pr"t'si @aii.st lLe removal "r Union s,ldI ra Id rcf,t . ) Llc T.ernbiI,a tIUm Oii!,e simply tn make , room Iur p.It.san ,iyiiiahs a.d 'A.e'n carr-
 atcs.
 : We U;l lieve in ] judiciuus tuin' law taai will Il! kc p,rlevl tne l.h icl aid ,ic nai'-
 uIact, rrI pru., cli a to lht AIncricIa N"i'i ; $ prolt u.oI lo lhc Amvrjcah i;A-i a. .c'; llo- ! ;ccliUn lo Americam cyIs;ErItc aud. snip
 building, and l,st, bal n"t lras;, irot,cuo..
 to American c4:zsi:s "t ECmc ur -lr,;d d, on l tie nigh seas or in sly fo:r1sn Ind.
 Resolved, That .ii ,itizcns ci ih, UHite'! Stat,s at political CGua.s al.d .ualiy eli
 lfliea t5 ll.c protect te ui is laws; that wu o are unaitrlaO!y cprUstd i" tlic iInEiGra. .iol! Of all p, rsois i.ur .n sympathy NJ II. our in-
 stitutIuus and ihIn c.,l ts rur pc!i,icai
 system,
 k,ooiycd, That the dig. fly oi labor .!au'G . be maintained apd tl.ut the :Iumigration oI CoolicS 10 compete wil+ t~c int, lliGent
 white laborcrs Of our l;Rd is GrSrafinS tu
 their hlnn',ood "nd blot upcz She ciy.l!za-
 lior cf the age We therefore deHlund %hc ] repeal 0; Inc BurlnSame TreIty. '' Resolved, That the action ul ths present
 admiListratieA upon lie silver question is | destructive Of che OI the greatest incu>tr;es
 oI the land; and tho "ttItudc of tisc Ercsi-
 dent in h,s grUv3lling suOscryiency 10 tlrt h dictates O: Nall street, IS disgraccIuL com
 mentary upon DemUcratic indcl cadence
 and cxt cu.ive ciSniiy.
 ; Resolved, That VIC condemn ir unmca,- ] urcd terms the action Of the Democratic
 congress iu refusing to aGS.iI Dakota as state; tlat such action is in playh Violation
 of the spirit and letter Of the consultations | an outrage upon constitutional freedom aI d s subvrrsiyc of the rights of the people. s'i Resolved, That we are in favor of care Il ful and judicious investigation of the lAIblc 'i Iand sJ stem, to the end that ac'4taI settlers i may Le protected in their rights, spurious
 land grants exposed and honest &aldrrs of jtilles may be dcf, ,udrd in their ,horts to Improve the public domain.
 Resolved, That We are In favor of pen \ sions to all sIiGisrs Who have fought iE 4hc I. armies Of our country, ahsthcr in the Mex
 can WET orfor the Union.
 Resolved, That we are in favor Of increls-
 nS the associate justices ol lhc territory. I Resolved, Ttat the sweeping removal of
 the judges of lc,ritrry by President Cleye-
 land was au buor of power, d violation ol
 law, and d disg. celul cxc:cise Of political
 powcr.
 i Resolved, That General Miles Is cntillcd d ] to our waImtst gratitude and respect for = his sterling efforts 10 tuJduc the Apachrs,
 aud the ma"nit ent succe-s of h;s aldeUus
 campaign is hu; the result of that calm
 judgment and ilItury skill which are