The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-04-11

= - sSs2s y e. 8! 81 80
dsSlT q Q anJ6elW S0SS1sy.
,.s s:::': -: ~ :: 6. E: =, ;.:. a
: .:s..a!.g : ,s!.,. :. - sIsa5sattt..
.. s s: . ~ :: s s::: - = . s:s
.sssYatisa 4 q ~ sigAg II I'll " es.se1inate
dspastassta - IL s1bvSesioa Of ~ siGAts 4
nj. =: i'a III -; s - e. gs s iEi &:
country.
Rss:lvsA, That recognising. - ths Dsmoezat-
10 party A1eOss1DA13 0G1 ~ a the labsr.
q cd TIE pssdsse = bsiag equAl with tAoss Of
tie sspitalist ~ dcslazs. tA:s IL lav which -
.iycs tAs ,SsS q Y: Uni.'d stets.. s:sHoely
neat 4 III ysivsss dsbts, end IN the sans sss.
tssss s.A nas Language, (s1bstitati.g the wsrd)
'publis" 1ee he word 'sivstsr only dsslasss that
IN duss from ~ United States sAall b nav.
sSls n Ne sans s1Rrenoy, Qatsssst o. the pub.
lie ~ GMe s1ceptedJ b sastAat osght net 10
- departed from in favor Of the capitalist, and
kept N lsres against the laborsr and the pro-
dncss. AID The Demserstie party Of this soun.
~ new dselasss itself ~ It has always declared
itssh, IN I'll IL conflicts between capital On enc
- 40; ~ 80 2 sss o'A's' = p ,.'qsi.'''ly
Resolved. That We do net recognise the jus.
tsce eftA policy Of the republican party in pro-
pSsihC - NY IN sESst Dc, n psyisS a. lpstliS
ersditse 80 hundred and eighty pr cent moro
than tAs crsditsr lsnt, and ct the sans time pay
ing tie private ereditse axty ;six PR esat less
than he lent which il United States bond and
. private debt lad been paid in geld in July
with eetfsspoadiAg advaHce 81 interest In favor
u The public creditor. and rsinctiea Of interest
against the private creditor bat on the contrary
vs belisve md policy 70 - dsstructiys 10 tie
interest Of the laboFsf sad the producer and cal
eulstsd and intended TO benefit the capitalist
only ct their expense.
RESOLVED, Thst this convention, representing,
- they believe, the wishes Of . very large ma
jority OF the democrstic voters Of La Sale Coun.
y, On their behalf express their ppsfsrsaos ioe
ne nsmination of the Hon. Gsorge H. Pendleten
~ the Democratic candidate for Presidsat Of the
United States.
On motion the resolutions were taken up seratim
and adopted, except the last, the adoption Of
which Judge Dickey opposed. He thought our
delegation should 60 into the state convention,
and Our state delegation into tie national cen.
ventien uatranelled on the Presidential question.
o. c. Gray and Judge Champlinl advocated the
adoption Of the resolution; and on the vote being
taken it was adopted
". ~. 0ray, Lsqr onereo tho following eddl-
tioAal resolutions, which were adopted:
Received, That this CONVENTION 10 opposed TO
negro suffrage in this state.
Resolved, That this convention il in favor of
the speedy admission Of the rebel states ss-call.
ed, into the federal Union, with al their rights,
On terms Of perfect equality with all the other
states - 7a Asa'a' la so
G. w. Armstrong, Esq.. offered the following
resolution, which was adopted: .tatst
Resolved, That the people justly view with
alarm the recklessness and extravagance which
prevads every department Of the Federal Gov
ernment; that . return to rigid economy and &C
countabiity il Indispensable to arrest the system.
attic plsnder of the public treasury BY favored
partisAns, while the recent startling develop
msnts Of frauds and corruption at the federal
istration is impsrstively dsmanied.
On molten, the convention then adjourned
sine die. 80 3. 4 IA "a ~ &ss a. ~ ay )