For those who asked. These are the 10 tenets of Alpine Republicanism.

\t1.\tThat sovereignty rests in the citizen, not in the state, under God who is the true sovereign of all.
\t2.\tThat property, freely held and justly acquired, is the foundation of independence and stewardship.
\t3.\tThat money must be sound, unmanipulated, and free from the hand of arbitrary power, honoring the commandment against false weights and measures.
\t4.\tThat government must be small, frugal, and confined to the defense of liberty and law.
\t5.\tThat decisions belong first to families, communes, and cantons, and only thereafter to distant authorities.
\t6.\tThat peace is the natural condition of free peoples, and neutrality in foreign quarrels preserves both liberty and prosperity.
\t7.\tThat the character, faith, and virtue of the citizen are the surest guardians of a republic.
\t8.\tThat the customs, traditions, and Christian heritage of the Alpine lands strengthen freedom by binding generations together in faith and duty.
\t9.\tThat the people retain the right of direct voice through assemblies and referenda, for no government may rightly silence its masters.
\t10.\tThat stewardship of the land, the forests, and the waters is the duty of those who inherit them, to pass them on in freedom to those yet unborn.