The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-04-05

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branches OF nsetul and productive industry
sthe only wise policy III our present nation
al condltlon--ls the true plan Of restoring
the losses ana raEages OF war--ot advancing
me natiOhai prosperity increasing the ma
uonai wealth. ana supplying the means of
maintaining the pubic faith. with the pub
Tic creuitor, ana ultimately Wipng out the
national qeotSi mat ntne proylslonotnter-
nal reVen'e anu the' laying OF duties on
lIhPortatlons from ntorelgn nations the
oolec.s snpuiu pc 70 cause the former to press
rs i'ghtiS uP2n' au" me 'atter 10 protect as
iuily as Posslpte as our own oitHens who are
ehgageulh "orAssl oIlitoor' INNING manu-
iac'urlhgahd every other province OF home
INDUSTRY agatnS'c uneinat4ed unfair COM
Pet'ioh Win loreign capital AMI policy.
WHICH heI' Hst cohplpete 10 'ueVelop the re
sooroeso Vi ou' "otHtryi as''S' 10 pay our
taxes nor are csonceTnsuTto 10 MAINTAIN our
uoNerlheh' OF IN our haIlonal power
OF hu'norny "nio, "urihg inc recent lite
s'rugS'e' 'neS lnSiuiously anu maliclously
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2 nTeiUs"' lf'a' me hejo1il'hissration of The
puolc aunirs OF pennsylvania by Governor
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nohor"ore, m uSo'I' "'lt ms "e"eeo''l scI
VICE Hhall o;Yi1s6J' So NV oo ~ So',eh
out honor; ioTe' S"ec'lon',e reno.h hornhce nhT,
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HeSofoe"'. hnt .his Convention cohgra'u-
late the people OF 'he STATE on the passage
of law relieving 1thc real estate Of the
Commonwealth from taxation for 'tate pnr'
poses, and tender to the members OF the
General Assembly their thanks for the
considerate attention to relieve the popular
burdens, while they confidently refer to it
as proof of the superior capacity of the
Union organization lor .he eoehehciaIconuuct
ofpublic affairs, that after long and eY-
hausted war, the debt OF PennsyFanta VS.
reduced, and the taxes imposed IN time OF
peace by their political opponents. are di-
minished by the Judicious management OF
executive officers and General Assembly
chosen b" the Union party. rty.v5.o.,r.
Rssetsaf' That the loyH1 people or Penn-
sylvania, having steadi'y manifested
Ihf'"gh tue war WIN we leporlon' lnelr
warm regard for the rights OF gallant deten
ders OF lne-on'Hn' ana ever having voted
TO refuse them the r'ghI OF suHrage when IN
the camp and on the held-a ri ght ines'ima
bic TO them anu tormiuaoIe 10 traitors ana
their sympatf izers on'y.we ,aSe pleasure
IN expressing not now lor the hrst nme'
theneg@iitHde ior me" gaiiAheTy ana, ae
votIon' and declaring again long settled
purpose 70 appropriate the means and re-
sources {f the Government to thc comfort OF
the disabled survivors, or the widows and
orphans Of those who fell Ia the conflict
Rssetsed, That the services 'lanors con-
summate ability aRd unyslNng tslth IN the
destiny Of the country meenltssted man by the
Hon. Edwin VI: stanton as the mead OF the
War Department. daring the reoe'lon' nave
heen of finestfnablo Value to the country and
entite him to thu Marmesicommendatien OF
the people.
ResOlued, That Congress should not IAN
to make an equitable adjustment Of bounties