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P J AN DRY Posimaster
Res, lutions
I Adopted rv the Republiean State 0on
S vention, August 10th, 1871
: SoLVELD, That we ntoclare the Repadlcean
party of Louisian.. in full sympathy with the
national Republicar part ; that w Indorse
the platform of prineiules laid dtow) by the
Chicago C:onventi'n
Resolved Tlnt «) aederi tc. hat tni con
g; ailonal nma.cur of reconstruction have
proved a oomphlte success in our State. We
indurse these measures, and all laws of Con
t gr'ss enacted in the interests of order and
'ivil iibertv. We oelikve that if honestly and
fairly executed, these statutes will conduce
to the Irosperitv o1 the South and to the t
strengthening oi Republican institutions.
t esolved, That we specially indorse those
planks of tihe Republican platform which
pledged our nurt:' to the payment of the pub
f lie debt.
ir Resolved, That we anvocate the rednct.on
kof uationa taxation andtll -,edistribution of
I the iml1osts in such !inulnne 'ea to impose the
I east possible burden upon the people.
if )esol.ed, That we pledge ourselves and our
is p trty to faithful execution of the oonatitu
tional and statutory provisions for the public
education of all the childre't ,,f the State
Iwithout distinction
R Reso'ved, That we indorse tu. Republican
ir administration of the national and State gov
o rulenlmcnt V e especially indorse and comn
mend the .flicial career of our lov.lrnor, H.
C. Warnioth. W 1o this because, in our
et opinion, his adnministration of the government
1 of Louisiana 'inder reconstruction has been
t so successful as to bring about the condition
of peace :mnc orde' which characterizes our
e State above all the other Southern States.
