The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-07
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~ IN fSs COMING na D5c Gr
S.O,gss TINS. We hssTsy and Dne9uyoea T e9
SsevnT Il 70 hsvs bses eminsn,y succsssfSi In com.
pleng teoons,ruction reducing The national DEB. by
tne revenue and the same time LARGELY relieving the
people from the heavy burdens Of taxation.
NOT ron HORACE
Resoged, That In sustaining the National Admlnstrs-
ton, and IN hsrmonizng and strengthening the RePuo-
es o The couSy S and nnsV es.sbi,hs m nterSisy
upon the broad bssi. Of universal liberty. can rends,
ss a.. S' Il. sy s be
State ticket some good soldier We believe that thus
caed and % al Clements The S party sronse 70 e
tSusssni. determined to win old sshloncd victories
HOPE ron rRsx, UNITED GERMANY.
Rsso,ced Ths, We recognl,s in the spontaneous and
rs,Pon:s to which promise. g rc'ol. IN The
which mpeeG bc%ocTsc pr Press and party up
rebuked BY The match Of events which upder the pro.
s Ss q ar ss We
believe that the course OF education Of right OF virtue,
be advanced while vice, IccntIousness, ignorance.
and bgotfy will be rebuked and overthrow.
SYMPATHY FOR cUBA.
Re.ofrsf That we sincerely sympahize with the peo
pie Of. Cuba who are struggling Tor liberty against
spanish misrule aud rapaelty while we commend the
q e s hope and
Ss' s and s. is
which have dlssraced The struggle. aud that 4 will
az early oyporiu6,ty e gye ~ the moral supp9Et and
s shsS T
lY demand
sHALL THE PEOPLE RuLE'
Resoired That In our Judgment the oyershadowing
question OF our State politics TO day Is simply sha
Che peCPs through honest ssS!ons ssles, Their Own
ous and desperate Clique OF New YORK city politician
tors and csnvassers organized system OF and
bules, and BY fal.e counting OF ballots, unfairly de-
ONCE. and plunder this great mstropolis At will"
THE FIGHT ONE AGAINST CORRUPTION.
Resoped. That th. question, in Judgment, Affect,
eachn tSr oS s into *. a ,
ing The weak and asheartening the rood The issue
and fraud and dishonesty uron the other. and no good
nag was ~ danger and never psused 70 .s the polite,
GOOD scolers q whatever patty that 10 ihe coming
and striking DC wn the corrnp, men Who today own
control rafnnany Mali, add WHO, tlrol;h tns
Democratic organization Of the Slate.
ami good men TO help US render This good service tc
uncd sist, and the he'll laws q Congress, aeoDdHs
man In the army and navy AMI the last dollar In the
Resored That since the suppression OF the rebellion
we have ,ccn the public taxes IN ctics and State
steadily augnenng, and under the last year OF Demo
cratic msrule almost doubled until lhey now absort
nearly hreequarters Of the earnings Of every ahorlnO
man casting the main burden upon bis shoulders. fore
ing him dwell In miserable tenement houses denying
him the comforts OF lie, aud parazing lis hones
| efforts to provide for the future.
| Resolce1 That the Republican party IL scarce, and
thai We soldiers rebuke the politician, be he hPl
or low, who by selfseeking ambition would de
sensoGs or encourage a;iohs IN its ranks, 6eeyinl
that the only tue leaicrhp Of strong party sto D'
found she faithful aud impartial performance OF then
duty by is public whereby confluence ID created
In their ability audBor purpose TO tue best nteI
| eet OF the public at large.
| The resolutions were adopted
On n otion OF A. N. GAYLORD. Private Jacob Wells
OF the u. :. colored troops, was appointed addi
| tioual Vice President OF the Convention.
| Gen. ii. A. B,rnum addressed the Convention.
| Gen John Cochrane spoke on the subject OF dan
| ger to our Institutions from corruptons and frau,
| al the polls.
Gems. r. d. Gatz. A PleAsonton. Geo. II. Sharpe
| VI. A. Barnum. W. Martin, N. Gusts. Il. 4. Jones
| John Cochrane, James T. Hal, and AloGzo Aide
! were appointed Committee 70 attend the Reput
iicuu Convention.