The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04
TIfEIDEM0CRATs


Iply s,.aseo.
a. Resolved That the exemdtlon-
Ifom faxatIon Of twenty-five humid
1c.I DniIIIdr 81 dollars IN Government
bonds esI 1'ul = orinst @ fia
neoD|c- |&1 f e I1Icr1 ted,
and DIST to anV tp-|
DEc4t|4' 1 aft ~ IIl| |''E-
est 81. q. II,I 3l I||1J
aIo z.1 |I tax lons
|t|I1< q |'Ia
bond. holders Iha 1 '1 ,1I. WITH
green backs, ana the |e..l4| o.
which IS BY law pav4|l|' l'I ~. cy,
shouIu nevertheless % PAL 81 INr3QI4
Is unjust and pxtorIio11l1, and ~
persisted IN viii Insrito1 Iofce ups
On the people the question q repuat-
alton.
3. Resolved ThCt we denounce the
national system as one Of the worst
outgrowths OF the bonded debt, IN
that it uuneees7a increases the
buf1on az The people thirty millions
- fIoIi6fa annuallv, and we demand
its immediate repeal. ~ 81.
4. Resolved, That we. .denouRce the
present high proie ective tariff enacted.
In the interes lof the Now Ehgland
ufRctures Cor its enormous impositio
ofdn.ies an salt. Spkhr, teRl coffee
|, and other necessaries as are oppres-
sive upon the people Of the Wesf, ard
that we demand its repeal, and the
substitution OF another based upon
revenue principles alone, approx
mating free trade as closely as pOesiy
bic.
81 Resolved, That the Democratic
party Of the United States has always
been pzgEemingntly lflenlfy 10 the
rIinhta and fnsErlata ofTtke labOrlnR
lnant thai 81 IN faro1 iof limited
number Of hours Of labor In all Gov
ernment workshops, hours dictated
by the physics nd LAentPl well be-
Ing Of the laborer3 lhao1 rs In IA
vor OF the most nber@l lR<f - regard
TO household aud 1cN |<er,-.
tions from sale and c<
&c Is also In farcr NE II I.1
land nom th1 Nrt r0|
actual settlers
Is generals
trial ConREE nIId u IIIIl H
pledges, II restored to power, rs Ia
huence 60 give them practical appli-
g. Resolusd, That It Is the right Of
each State TO decide for itselg who
slIan % the aectita 6aacbi Use
Withf6 It., md 'that the attempt to
regulate suf1rBga in Ohio by means
OF tha eo-caIIc1 FifteonlE Goostita-
tional AuAendnlent, Is suDVefsivc OF
the Federal Constitution.
z. Resolved, That the policy nd
legislafion OF the Radical party Lead
to destroy Al tho reserved ftrthts f.pf
the State8. and converts the Repub-
lie Into q consolidated despotisln !;
thatlaich dospIotlsm. vkhoth6r eNor-
ciaed by q President Emperor, or q
CONGRESS, ts, fatal, to j "a a ID
goVeth kaent. !. HAT eods1l dattoh IL
this couht "a ans the dor
tninior q monopoly and Aggr "a ted
capital over the hives, the liberty And
the property Of the soiling massses,
s. ReoOl1ed That the snutnerbus
palpable and high handed usuFpe-
tions of1he party ~ po-sfs and their
many pulIliC and private acts of tyr
amy tEampllng under bo0t the civil
law and the guarantees OF the Con-
stitutIon, and a Aelf contlnalb9 To- de-
PEiVe he =soEerelgn States =Of@repre=
States by infiIt6r rule, nRoVa them
WORT ~ 81 tie 81 e 4 siice q = and Z =
port g q free people
g. ResoyUsd, That the trial and SEN
tence to death by D nIli itzry con- rlis-
sion OF = Citizen 01 1exass notin the
military 0gQrNice, 4 while the OWL
courts are ia nno obstFucted exercise
OF their functions in that State, end
In timB or profound peace, and the
approval OF that sentenced by Presf-
dent Grant, are In vi0lAt1on 1of the
most srored rights OF American citi-
zens erhrauteoo by their Constitu-
tfoh, bO1h stats and Federsd, and
deserve and should Z receive the
severesf condemnation OF every low
er Of liberty and constitutional gov
10. RsSososa, THAT me Stiseks oi
GoVerncrs Hays md Lee UPON tiIR
dolngs of the 14toA oonoEak AsseIhb bls
are false in statpme1ta mAlIeioQso a
spirit, and unworthy Of their high
position AtWH MHl
II. ResotU1d, That ths PITY y-afghsh
GepeEal AElzmbl " was called upon
TO make large and -eTtraprdanaFy Fp.
preparations TO rebuild the aurned
Lunatic Asylum. TO provido ! '1te-
form School for girls, to construct I
AoW oLL4 11L-1All ~ AI-Ao - ~
proprintion 70 meet q iudGmeot q
more than eighty thousand dollars
recovered IN 4he Saprettlsa Lohrt 3
th6 State, In laFoe OF the LIE S0S
Trust Company, and 10 supply 3 de
hciency % mQre fhHn Ave hlEHdre(
Thousand doIfaLs 81 81 1reoeedin,
RsputLl can - II of whicl
toEether with the extra compensation
paid % membega under q law passe(
by Repeb bf18n e ufo, ,wifli61
an fncrt3 ti Ltlss- L. - I.fy !-hsi
WIthstanding all these things, Tthl
appropriations are much less tkaI
those 0ftha InreceeGl ReD6b licaI
LegisIattfeLa that, too, fvsitlsou
Abstracting eight hundred Thousand
dollars from the relief fund, for IN
maimed and di1abied soldiers Hn'
then 1amIlie1.
n RsoEVEDThat We hereby. rs
turn our thinks to the late e4eu<ra
Assembly for their economical ~
penditures In administration OF th
State goVerhnent, and FOR the pd
sure OF the Wholesale ,fiRuds-ia m
erection Of 9tAtol buIldLnRs ~ ghefab.
the people were defraudsd out 9
half q million OF dollars by. the. neg
ligence and eorfupt Hon OF Republics
0AAAO NAAAAANAAAAAH
Of heir sppoEnttes aud theIs suoor
I3- -RetolDed, That we extend tn
right hand OF fellowship, and recog
nize Is brethren IN q cQmmon CAUSE
all conservative E1o1 1not- heretof,sr
Democrats who NEil unite with ua i
resculng the GoVernment rfron 81
unworthy hands ihto. Whieh 4 ha
fallen and we pledge tbs united an
cordial BVpppft 81 the two hundre
and 1ity tnousandI DeFgocrats 4
Ohio whom we represent, to III
ticket nominated BY this COnVeIitiO
and presented by the sudrageso Of th
peoplS ofOhiO.
AT Lee, New HApnpshire, o
Tuesday MOrnlhg,, sat break slst,'
man named Crawford had q Gispui
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