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Editorial August 4, 1890

Santa Fe Daily New Mexican

Santa Fe., Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, New Mexico

What is this article about?

Editorial states Republican papers will follow party policy to submit the September constitution to voters, tolerates dissent but party not bound by it; pledges to uphold principles.

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REPUBLICAN PARTY POLICY.
The party policy in the matter of submitting the constitution framed last September to the people, seems to be fixed. That being the case, papers that are Republican will abide by the fixed policy of the party. That is all there is of it and all there is to it. At the same time, it is proper to remark, that this is a free country, and if there are papers claiming to be Republican, that will not support the constitution, well and good. They have a perfect right to do as they see fit in the matter, but of course the party is not bound by their utterances. At the same time, they should be sufficiently fair to accord other papers the right to act as they see fit. As far as this newspaper is concerned, it will be bound by the expressed wishes of the great majority of the party, and will stand by Republican principles as it has unswervingly in the past, stands by them to-day and will stand by them in the future.

What sub-type of article is it?

Partisan Politics Constitutional

What keywords are associated?

Republican Party Policy Constitution Submission Party Unity Republican Principles

What entities or persons were involved?

Republican Party

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Republican Party Policy On Submitting The Constitution To The People

Stance / Tone

Supportive Of Party Unity And Majority Policy

Key Figures

Republican Party

Key Arguments

Republican Papers Will Abide By The Party's Fixed Policy On Submitting The Constitution Dissenting Republican Papers Have The Right To Oppose But Do Not Bind The Party This Newspaper Will Follow The Majority Of The Party And Uphold Republican Principles

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