The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-18

ingly vote for intimpeFate men for any Office
RESOLVED I'd, That are 10 favor of voting
directly for the President Of The United states
and all other officers practicable that NV
President of the United States should be in
eligible 20 q reelection, 80 that he NAV rae his
best endeavors to do his duty faithfully without
anv regard to his chances for a reelection,
RnsoLvED Sd, That the people should elact
three Secretaries Of State, three OF Fl
nance, three Of War, three of Marine. three
Of Postofice, aud three Of Territories and Indian
Affairs, |. e., one Of each from each 81 the three
divisions Of the United States That no law.
| treaty, or other measure Of public concern that
be in force or take effect until approved by tie
President Of the United States, and at least two
| Secretaries Of State and published in every
Congregational District of the United States
That al employees Of the Government shall be
American citizens, and that be taken 10 equal
| numbers from each Of three Divisions Of the
United States, and no removals from Office shall
be made without the approval Of at least two
Secretaries Of the Department IN which they
may serve
kEsoLVEo 4th, That the improper or inordi-
aate use OF intoxicating liquors az A beverage,
shall be deemed sufficient cause for the removal
ot any and every employee 81 the government.
RESOLVED 9th That the President Of the
| United states shall not receive more than
$4,000 per annum and no other officer or en-
, pioyee Of the government, civil ~ military
shall receive more than g. 900, per annum. that
4 1 the ranking privilege should bc abolished and
b strict economy be enforced III every Department
Of the Government
kEsoLvED 9Th, That we are opposed 10 negro
I suffrage or negro rule in any shape or way,
Z and since God and our ancestors seem " have
A designed that white men should manage the
Affairs Of this Government, We viii not surreH.
der the management OF control thereof 20
! Ignorant negroes or barbAriAns of any color.
kEsoLvED It'll, That We are in favor Of rein.
stating a. soon a. possible without eudangsrinp
! the peace and prosperity Of the Republic, ali
\ the States lately IN rebellion 70 All their con.t
tutiona! rights, slavery being abolished for
ever
Is REsoLvkD STD, That We ~ MT believe XIV.
en- national debt IA, Or can he a blessing t1 DIN.
: people ofany Rspabhc; that 0ur debt should y,
Z paid a. soon % possible. thAr Legal Tender
United States notes should take the place y
y All National Bank notes Immediately. that M.
3 will not repudiate any just o5l cations ver W,
believe that United States Legal Tender note
'e are quite As good for boudholders w tuey ar
II for widows, orphans, crippled soldiers and ia
il boring men, and that alI bonds should Ivy t4re.
J. as much a. other property Of like value.
Y REsDLVED 9th, That We are IVY fayJr Uf T4r
~ rih on imports for revenue and incidental pr0
W lection u home products ana manufactures "
arranged az to be light on all tbe necesaar.es o
u " life which we may need, and heavy UPON l
- needless luxuries,-otherwise We would dispens
iii With All Custom House Officials AID esta5l N
o Fax IRApE with al the world IT.