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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
EVERY Democrat has o duty

EVERY Democrat has a duty
to do in revolutionizing the
State. Let him bear his share
in the work of organization; in
fuse into his doubtful or doubt.
ing neighbor spirit of conf
dence and a determination to
deserve victory by working to
secure it, and there is nothing
more certain than that Ohio
will take high position in the
Democratic column next Octo
ber.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17

The Commissioners met in special sessi on on Mon
day last. Present Patrick Kelly and II. II, Swain,
Commissioners; and Henry Reynolds, Auditor
Absent f. W. Haynes, Commissioner.
The bids received for repairing the Court House
and sherffs Residence aud for the building Of the
bridge over RaCcoon at Eakin's Mills, and two brid-
ges over Pun ch6on Fork OF Elk Fork Of Raccoon
Creek, east Of John LOwry's residence in Elk Town
ship, The Eakins Bridge was let to A, L, Hunter
for $4,000; the two Puncleon Fork Bridges were let
to Wm. Gold for $3.50 each; and the repairing Of
Court House. &c, to Leander sprague.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
Declined, but Nominated.

The Radicals in the Dayton
Congressional District wrang-
led considerably over a candl-
date. General r. G, Schenck
(inteuded to have been Skunk)
came out in a. letter positively
declining the nomination. The
Convention met and nominated
him. The question now is -
VIII he accept If he does,
he will he defeated as he should
be.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
LET the democracy Of I!

LET the democracy Of the
Eleventh District take co urage,
when they learn the good news
from oppressed North Carolina!
If the Democrats Of that State
could carry that State against
such seemingly overwhelming
adds, why we can surely elect
a Democratic Congressman in
this district in the place of the
dishonest, office-seeking, bond
holding WILSON, A little hard
work on the part Of every per-
son in each county who wants
a change in the present hard
times is all that is wanted.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17

John T Wilson isa true representative OF the
Republican party as at present constituted -
lie represents about all there is left OF it--the
Federal ofllCe-holders, national bankers md ne
grOes. THIS triple alliance viii secure hi'
nomination, but they are not possessed of sum
clont votes to elect Iim.-Fort5noum 7imes.
The Times is correct. The
people are disgusted with such
Representatives, and they are
determined to get rid of Will,
son. lie has miSrepresented
them already too long. The
Federal office holders, the bank.
ers, the bondholders, and the
greasy 18th Amendments are
highly pleased with him; but
the people, we mean those who
labor day after day, have con,
cluded to make u change
Why not allow the laboring
man to have a Representative
in Congress o portion Of the
timc-not a capitalist all the
time ? ..,,.,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
Fine Flour.

We are under many obligations to our friend,
Francis SHADES, proprietor Of the zaleski Steam
FIGURING Mills for the present Ofa sack Of most ex-
cellent Family Flour, manufactured at his Mills. The
finest quality of Flour and Meal now being manu-
hCturcd at the Mills. Already standing deservedly
high 10 public esteem, It IS the determination of the
proprietor to not only maintain the good name Of
the Mills but to render them still more famous for
the manufacturer of superior Flour, he therefore n-
vtes the people Of this county to give him trial.
Flour, manufactured at the Mills is kept constantly
on hand and for sale by J. G. swErLAND Of thistowu.
largo supply was received yesterday. Go and ge
a sack It is the very best.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
How to Circulate the Dem
Ocratic ENQUIRER.

In localities where from three to ten or more
voters reside near together, some ono Of their
number can easily get all or part ofthelr neigh
bors tosubscribe for tho Campaign ENQUIRER,
and we can address package TO him, and he
can send the papers each week TO his neigh
bors, or they can call at his or the most conve-
nient dwelling house In tho neighborhood for
them. Come, friends, get III up clubs In every
school district,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17

The Portsmouth Times re-
lates how a Kentucky Demo-
crat came over to that place on
Monday last to get avoter who
was working at excavating, to
90 across the river to VOTE
Workmen were scarce, and the
voter could not get off, unless
he got q substitute. The en-
thusiastic Kentuckian tried to
hire one, but was unable, and
finally put the man on his horse
and started him over the river,
four miles off, while he took
hold of the shovel and worked
like a Trojan for over three
hours, until the man returned,
and one more Democratic vote
was cast.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17

England breaches neutrality,
and at the same time sells am.
munition to the French Gov.
ernment. The Prussian press
is ventilating this matter in nc
very kindly spirit.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
Under the Radical policv

Under the Radical policy of
high tariff we last year export
ed to foreign countries, of ag.
ricultural staples, $2l2,9l 900
worth while in 1860, under the
Democratic policy of a revenue
tariff we exported, Of the same
staple, 267, $4,000. Our far
mers can see why their wheat
commands low price. ssa ..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
Grand Republican AChiev-
ment.

Since 1861, by the legislation
of the Republican party, more
than two hundred million acres
of the public lands, which
should be sacredly reserved to
actual settlers, has been voted
away to mammoth Railroad
Corporations. Does the Re-
publican party deserve to be
sustained for this ?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17

The Democracy of this dis.
tlict ask no better man to fight
against than John Il. Wilson.
He is the weakest man in the
district. Federal patronage may
control Radical conventions
but it can not Hence the voice
Of the people. I....... ........
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
White and Black COnven-
ton.

The white and black Con-
vention assembled at Columbus
last Wednesday--the delegates
being composed Of considerable
many white men and not quite
50 many black Is Amendments.
Samuel Galloway Of Colum-
bus was elected Permanent
President, and A. T. Brims-
made of Cleveland was chosen
Chief Secretary.
In justice to the nigger del
egates we would say that they
occupied back seats. One mig
ger delegate said "It's a pity
desc heah white gemmen can't
hold de Convenshun widout de
ade of us cullud gemmen. De
white lellers ought to be asham-
ed oh demslves, and not tote SO
many niggahs so near to de
penitentiary and de asylum.
Yah ! yah J! yah y! Look
ober dar at dat darkey gwine
to see Massa Hayes! Golly.
Ise for Hayes y
A ticket was nominated and
what they term a "platform"
was adopted. The resolutions
are as meaningless a
string of non.committal utter
ances as were ever hatched in
a committee room. Their eff
fort to say something upon the
tariff question without meaning
anything, is too apparent to
deceive any one. The ldema,
gogical attempt to evade COM
the party to any policy,
is enough to lose it the respect,
fit does not disgust, both the
advocates Of free trade and pro-
lection. The tariff resolution
means nothing-it was SO in
tended.
The adoption Of the resolu-
tion condemning the policy of
granting subsidies of public
lands to corporations, in the
face of the action Of Congress
last winter, and up to the very
hour Of its adjournment, in
passing bills donating millions
Of acres of the public domain
to Railroad jobbers, is an ef-
frontery of which we could
scarcely have believed even the
Radical leaders would be gull
ty. 1t is an insult to the in
telligence and discrimination
Of the people. The following
ticket was nominated
Secretary ofState, I. r. Sher.
wood, of Williams; Judge Of
Supreme Court, Geo. w. Nc
Ilvaine, of Tuscarawas; Comp
troller of the Treasury, VIM. T.
Wilson, Of Portage Board of
Public Works, Phillip T. Her.
zing, Of Auglaize.
Southern Ohio was snubbed,
as usual, in the selection of
candidates, and the Northern
portion of the State, controlled
by Cheesedom, carried off all
the honors.
We will publish the plat
form next week.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17

~ has this day filed his accounts and vouchers
in the Probate Court Of Vinton county for par
tial settlement with Jonathan b., Mary L.,
Elijah, Selma G., Leander ", and Jesse NJ.
for hearing on the Sth day of September, A. d.
1870 II B, MAYO, Probate Judge.
August II, 1S70-3w.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
Commissioner
MANY DEMOCRATS.

JW BOWEN: Please announce the name Of
PATRICK KELLY, of WilkeSyille Township,
as a candidate for Commissioner-subjGc to the
decision Of the Democratic Convention, on the
22d of August. Ifnominated, he will be elect
cd and we will then have "the right man in
the right place MANY FRIENDS.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
subscriptions to the Rail-
road.

We have not learned the names OF those at
GallipOlis who have subscribed to the capitai
stock of the Gallipolis, Macarthur 4 Columbus
Railroad, during the past two weeks, but learn
from the Bllletin that the total amount now
fnOtS nn over $50 600.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
More than Three Hundred
DefaIcatiOns.


The Republican party has
been loud in its professions of
honesty. Yet since getting
hold Of the Federal Government
in 1861, there have been more
than three hundred defalcations
in the Internal Revenue De-
partment alone, amounting to
millions upon millions. The
defalcation of two of these in
dividuals being for over one
million dollars each.
Should the people be thank
full that it is 10 worse, and vote
to continue the Republican
party in power ?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
Treasurer,

EDITOR ENQUIRER; You will please announce
the name OF VEL son RlCHMON aS cnndi.
date for II lsurer of VintOn County, subject
to the decision of the Democratic County Con-
vention on the ed .
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
Coroner,

ED. ENQUIRER You viii announce the name
Off. G. BISHOP rs Il candidate for Coroner OF
VntOn County, subject to the decision Of the
DEMOCRATS.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
Sheriff.

j. w. Bowen; Announce the name of DAN
BOOTH as u candidate for sheriff, subject to
the decision of the Democratic County Conyen'
ton on the 22d inst DEMOCHAC1.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
ESTATE OF DAVID RIFLE,

NOTICE is hereby given that william Gold,
IN Administrator de bOnis non of said estate
the Probate Court Of Vinton county for inspec-
ton and final settlement and that the same
will be for hearing on the Sth day of September,
1870 II, b. MAYO, Probate Judge.
Aug ust H. lS7)-3t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For announcing candidate for onlce, 81 will be
charged, II the candidate is u subscriber TO this
paper; if not. 80 80.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
Surveyor.

Mr.. Bowen Announce the uamc Of O. STEIN.
BROOK asa candidate for Surveyor, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention
DEMOCRACY OF YlNTON co.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
WANTED.
10000 LIVE DEMOCRATS

To sell the Youths or Peoples History Of the
Great ivil War. The only Democratic History
publishC cd. Over $4,000 copies have been sold in
few months. 1t is still going like wi d fire.
ever canvnSScd for. II takes the hair or the
Mongrcls. One block head" finds fault with it
because il says Lincoln was "ngly," and that
Booth had curly, ietty har" Agents can
make from $50 To SI5 per week in selling It,. An
in German is now ready. For terms, territory,
etc, address
VAN EvRIE, HORTON & CO..
Printing House Square, New YORK.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
MARRIED,

On the 18th Of August, 1870, at the Probate
DARIUS HAYS aud Miss MARGARET GREGORY.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
MANSFIELD. OHIO.

~,,o A.,,R,oor .roooss or ,noso u.,-
ne cliIS cDrS SmccenS ~ T,S ,nese i.u.r- h-
u 1.itho,,t norGi,i in mo nnnoIs ~ rarIS
MaohIrar,, SS 10 """'o' :" WV ""' VI aim
Tyorc ,I,oo ,,v,co 20 ,oo,,v xvcro mazda
0rd ,Op Ios, wor nv ,seo aver hcfaya mSde and sol
IN" So'o ss Sy ~ ocbiro concsrn IN ,hn ssD,
Dy nny C!ier aiisSS Ni"''"' ''"0''u ''' '"0 Sali'
Per.Uu VI "s eN'''."V.' s... -
They Went INTO every Siaie rom
Pennsylvania to Kansas, ana from Minnesota to
,bs Hcs ncr VIZ s,aIos AMI evnn H. ,s SorS
oo,sutIos ,OSsy. US 6sSI oTt5e oLj ~. WS,,ys:s
o,.a, y ~ ",rs ,n,s oIIio tbe n,r,erv ~ cio'
SSnrchasnd '"N''''' ''~s Wv '"'' ~ viz AU'''S
Largely Increased earnings are re.
ported ny Threslermen VINO nave Hsed and great
saving OF grain by Farmers VINO have enpLoyed them.
They commanded n choice Of Jobs,
and usually from one;hali cent to two cents per
buSheI EXTRA above other Machines, and had plenty
OF work long after other kinds were laid up, I" be-
cause they saved lhe Farmers grain from going
into the straW-puei cleaned y NJ Tor MILL
Ing or market AnspectlOh, and worked easy
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
3 SHERIFF'S. SALE.


State Of ohio, Vinton County.
Melzar Nye, Jr. Plaintiff,
against
Bankratz Betz and Nelson Richmond, Def'ts
In Vnt0n County Court OF Common Pleas. Or
der of Sale.
Pursuant to the command Of an order of sale
in the above cause, issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas, Of Vinton county, Ohio, and to
me directed as Sheriff of said county, will of
fer Mt public sale,at the door of the Court House.
In the town of McArthur In said Vlnton coun-
ty, on
Monday, the 10th day Of September,
A. d. 1870,
at the hour Of O'Clock p NJ of said day, the fol
lowing dcscribedpremises situate In the coun-
ty ofVnton, and State 0fOhio, to-wit:
One hundred acres of Land of the North end
ofFraction thirty-thee 1897 Township Ten 40,
and Range Number Sixteen Il6,] commencing
at the Northeast corner of Sanford Bowen's
land, In said Fraction thence running North
to the corner Of said Fraction; thence West To
the Northwest corner Of said Fraction; thence
South TO the lands Of Sanford Bowenj thence
East to the place OF beginning, containing one
Taken as the property OF said BnnkTatz Bet2
to satisfy q Judgment infavor Melzar Nye, Jr.
Appraised at One Thousand, One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars ($l 1000 and must bring
twothlrds ofthat sum
Terms Of Sale--Cash In hand
DANIEL BOOTH,
Sheriff Vinton County
II. G. Jones. Atty for PIE.
August II, 1S70jwB
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17

The Commissioners offer
81, 900 for their apprehension
and conviction.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-08-17

SYLVESTER WILDER.
, 1870-07-29

rhe Sew Tcfk Hukt.sF":
..sn,t rrbc. .tfou l. stc-cdinEy tiaelF. md Should
H. ,hr hsnds at every one y ho wc1ld Ae4ui1c In
crui comrfehfarlon ot tho principle undeff Ank Tue
Soctrioes of txe trade xud tae sVphiSfe9 o. wh2t
f:liGcsntd rrottettoc-~
, 1870-07-29

The Rev. J. st.ves. Of Bu1imgton. New
Jersey, writes ~ follows to = gentlaman OF
New nsleans;
~Thts place IS juss now attracting a Ssees dea
EsnEs e Pa aappsnsd to uotsce IN L:rten's uTing
Age. Of 1snu1fy last, page foo, the touo~t4g
It lis Just come to1tgns taat in An oil barn ia
one Of the Villages of New Jersey, - sAIuah!e
collection OF books and naau.seH1ts, f9Snss,5 ,a
son, an American statesman. They are ~ 10 pos.
setsion of the rats and Of nan who Will not let
Them be touched. because Of some family auasEsl
III Having often heard shst such documents e.
tsted il Eur'tp9ton and were IN the bands or NJ.
john r Tompkns fsSaessN ~ ,ae[a sonF nsr1
Poe to Hr. Daniels, Of phllatelphta, dssed Rich
mond, September =. 1s4s. "a rntch an aanission
petaou claim to the authorship 81 the haFen.
fcoufd not make out all Of the WHttnF. On account
Of r. ags and negiGstSa .s sqaalo.. is oot "aa'
.snor1fy before the death Of our good friend
SamCel Eenx1ck. he Sent to me, ftonl Ss* aosk
tor puosssnGSn r. s.3e m9sf te ~nnF
Erfose nrtnttpr it, 70 tpee II + hsh merit md
| to mate M alterations shat might appear neees
aiichtesS Improvement scemed 70 me Impossible
Own tsient aud he even went 20 lar IS
he might contribute. should revise N.
sheir circulation. This proposal I rejected, o
course, aud. one way or other, deiayed p:indps
/ the Raven unsil, as you know, u came ont Il
the Rerte.r, and -. 1t WIS published Nhen
| wes, unfortunately, lntoucatcd. md NOT knoN!n|
what l,d, 1s1Eued mJ name 70 It, and thus
| went to the prtnte. aud was published.
"sThe seusattop It pzodnced made me ttshoaes
enough 10 conceal the name Of the teal auihol
who had died, as sou Know. tone time before
came Out, and By that me1ns now enpJ a. u
| statement to y0u for the - shall probablS z
to New York tomorrow, but wtil be back By Ok
| taher II. think
, 1870-07-29

70 u,y nomination, Jet. tattnz in1o consideration alton
De r.: has onen ia - % do
ing nc Republican naIty might, y i,.,1;ay in ~
y SP'} oPpe'a}c OF to sa'ae:nS saenis
,nas The wbole matter Be referred to The RepaeH
cans Of th.a district for their action, and, for ta9
aay for primary elections, to be held Ia eSerI
tpwp4hlp and voting p12ce In the district. *aich
day shah be the same IN eTerJ toNn4hip: th4t eaeo
aud votes TO oe directly for tne PER.
son tia, the voter wiahea TO have Represent bin
ID Congress: that the t1d2es aod cle5ks asl ~ ns
Central Ctmmitte:, within time 70 Be specified
greatest number Of votes shall be declared bJ The
Couarrxs In this district; and thst tuis cs>oEen-
tim adjourn until the asth day OF August next. 70
1atify said election. Am Wiling 70 submit 70 tne
does not decide in my favor. hereby piedse my-
helf to heartily support the nsn chosen q me
people. veH respectfully. u u S%a1, GyLdox .rd
his f5ieatis, shxs this proposition would meat he
confusion. 10 acton could be had. aud the psopo.
t:patiy agreed by the twn acting caalrmeu. With
the consent Of ths candidates, that General LIP
ptncD.t State ArtiltoF, should put motion 10 stl-
iuutu until 10 oSlccl tomorrow morning, tho
convention preserving the same status u when
adjourned. General L'pr!1cott cons"nted 70 act
sook the stan stated the natter pla!nlT, mt me
question Of adj.ufning in the Affirmative, and was
aheut 10 put the negative. when be ~as notined
that the anliGn1lnin Chairman. at the ft.
quest Of McSnlts, refused TO -. saID 4; ,na 1al
nan, tesB state4l this fact to the conscauon and
ea!h he wouli b. no party TO such action On she
iaEt of any one, Rnd Al once ieft The hAhan dis
gust
The couEentts still continued to OCCUPY tht
hall till after dark, when. no rfs being lighted
tbe delegates &9ree4i 70 tate rece.s uLtH to-oE
/ 4 r'r1nSf TNE W60fH ACtlT then IE{f $6f
, 1870-07-29
Thc Count dc Paris NJ n French Citt.
ZGu.

The Journal De Par1s Of July II publishes
the following letter from His Eoya1 Hehne.st
the Count de Paris, to H. dc hcratIy. thauk-
ine him for the rart be took in the discussion
Of the petition 81 the Orleans pzinces for pes-
niskion to re-enter Franco. It will be reco'-
lected that II. de- ker1ty rose IN the debste
to chaliange II. Olivier to produce anything
from the archives in his possession to prove
that the exiled family had aver participated in
! intrigue or conspiracy against France or the
present regime: ......
| TWIcEESHAN, July !, $50.
| NoSsiEC7: Sance the Ha1es Of France are still
ci sed against "a, uipsr. perforce, from dis
which read -Four speech at SatufsiAys sitting.
IoU acted a IN honest man. md As deputy
faithful TO bis country. IN demandingn i there e1-
istes1 single prcof Which could ins:tiy the pcn-
Asty Inflicted upon as Ton brought into relief,
| and exposed in single phrase, how o<sinus and
how much opposed to modern principles Of
| equaltT and Of national Sovereignty are she
measurca which condemn an entrF family OF
citizens to What wAs called, with cTuel tro1J.
| to be Rhe to thank you for The manner In which
yon hare defended us. member OF this youra
generation which has faith In the ierai future ci
| France, xnd which, looking In advance f1thet
thhu behind, only searches IN the Souvenirs OF fpe
past for teaching aud not foy motives OF Faocor o.
division. No barrier can kenasate rs nom thht
Eenetzdo1. foF wc share tts 1stcnt deyoteaness -
e1tlgn arhIteF OF the dts1tnies OF France. III
determination which sets ASIDE cur demand Noo.o
have nlei rs with profound sTtef were Me % In,
E1ru Is definite, for our Intention Was oaei ta1
| 10 raise 6tef1!e discussion bn We ne!1sse
| tia: IN lays'.S be-. = F.acfe ano ue sa4uoe'
, 1870-07-29
Democratic Congressional Soanina.
ton In the Fourteenth ohio Da~-
fftrtA

Special petpatsh to The Chicago TrhuaE
.asnLAsp, O., July ss.-The Fourteenth District
Democratic Congressional Convention, consisting
Of waJne, Holmes, lorasng. Medina, snd Ashland
Count e. met here TO- day At TO o'clock L m
o1eT a mooa ae aai q nems
permanent organization was effected By the
election Of lion. Jos Johnston, Of Nedtns. ftcs-
tent, and two ptrsons from each county for Vice
COMMIT Comm ties On Credentials and on Res
e!as:eas I we're then apr9sateS. :;' o. y,
ne Il 'me. ths p following ceaas. COMMITTEES a; v@ss -
appointed: v. g. uettmun and v. Armeo:tand,
of ASHLAND: J.. 4. Newcomer and 2. II. Mads~
Il I1s1mes sa ma + + % mecca, ca d and Il sss
T1e Convention then took . recess until !
slals reported The delegations iu.' and no contest
j. I. Estell, from the Committee ou Resola.
tionk. reported the following, which was adopted
"WnEREAs. The frauds, Rpecniauons, s4aandtr.
ing Of public lands, unequal and opplesstse taxa-
t6e nasay shown a, % o1holdess o31S
e'plcs uron which tns Government
to1nssd WITH which h majority u 5ns on
ia.lvc Impairment uf tue government: therefor
i:t4olrcl, That, for the purpose Ut securing
government, reduced taxation and equal tiistsihu
slon Ut the ttonnties and benefits Of GuEcrn.nent
| reduction Of the number OF ofncvES to what i
| really NECESSARY, and other needed reforms aslt
relief to an oppressed people, We pledge ourselves
to use all honorable means TO secure the election
VI thr candidate this day no1ntnasea-
| The following pers1nB we're then announced q
| tandIintca for nomination: ]. T. cowau, OF Ash
lard: l. Il. c!1.ehtlc!d, Of Wayne: Z; Wa1ss"otsf'
Of ,oran and John McSxsene: Of Mayne: ~
third ba1lot md l. Il Ct1tchheld was uomlna:c
| nu the elcyent:4 ballut, be- receiving 60, AcSTee
| ney tt, and C0wan 23 votes. ~.
Mr. Critchneld was then declared the uuanlmou
| Ghnice Of the convention. --..
Thu Congressional Central Cnmmftc organize
BY c1t.ctlnG j. 4. Esttii, Of Holmes and E. u. Est
Gilman, ri Wayue, Secretaries The conyentto
shen adjourned