The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20
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JOHN Il. I a VERILL,
Stearns County Ticket.

For county Com"sssssoneTs II" DaN:
G., J. BooBAR. -,
ro,' So District. 49, !. . IL.
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The ism. in tie present 81, ., canvas. 10
chi, District =. been :. ,.ry distinctly
n.rkea, Is being between =. revenue
tariff, . aid :. to Justly di.o,r'iinio. in
favor Of American industry, and fies
trade. The former expresses the nolioy
Of tho Republican party, adopted after
careful and calm consideration in dele
gate Convention, wherein the party and
people had full representation ana voice.
The platform, after demanding "moas.
ures for still further retrenchment
and reform in every branch Of the pub.
lio service, and for the reduction Of
taxation and the tariff to the imperative
revenue necessities Of the government, :"
resolved ;,
"That Is the revenue necessary to tho
support Of tho government and the main
tenanoe u tho public credit must be large
~ derived from duties on foreign fabrics, .
jus.ly discriminating tariff for revenue
should sAsisfy hi the legitimate demands Of
the business and industrial interests Of the
country, and that duties should not be i'm
;,osed 70 tho detrimsnt ofathe people o for
'as benefit; Of private interests and mYnopo7
lies, and We demand that ss far as possible
the neoesssries Of life and industry be
placed mon the.fres list-" nc <2r> :; o. n"Q
Gsp.I John Nd T: rAvsrill was unaniT'
moualyy n eg IN for Representative
in Caggrsesas. and 10. accepting, placed
himself equaarselly on the platform Of
which this is the closing resolution.
The Demnocratiaa Convention met, and
alters Session iea which. va. fax from BE-
ing s harmonious, adjourned withou.
making any nomiuatioa-but advised
tho nlsemaectaey to support Hon. 1gna-
titus De,aelly, ,Hho proposed running a.
an indelendent caudidate-and adopted
= series of ,whsrsases; Of which tho fol.
lowiogis the summing up::q egg.5:c.,.
Economy, and great reduction in gov
ernment expenditures, ard remodelimg 6!
the tariff 90 % to impose duty upon the
smallest number Of articles and the reduc-
ton Of such duty to the lowest revenue re-
quirements. PEI $3.50 @''':.4,' '':G". q.
But this titterance of the trembling
Demoorscy, who did not dare name a
candidate from thor own number, was
too mach like The Republican plank on
the tariff to suit MIR. Dorz lly's purpos.
es, and SO that individual, in a speech
at SE Paul Oh the first evening after
the adjournmens Of the Convention,
boldly kicked the platform to one side
and said, "df u platform is demanded,
I plant myyssif upon the platform Of
Free Trade. ~ 80, having successfully
manipulated the: Convection in the
matter o.. nomination, or rather no
nomination, he unhesitatingly make.
his own platform, and simpli6es the
issue into that stated 1t the opening Of
this attiols.' s'trr'a H5.'9 = ~ ~:>.r
VIII 4hssi do.. fl. trade, tho on. III,
which M, Donp.lly makes, , mean 81 {, 1,
means direct taxation. So long Is y.
h.v. . government, i. expense, must
DO IT; and for I'll. purpose tier.
must b taxation either direct Or ,.iindii:
rect. From tho first We, have had q
tariff i being deemed en- 3D. best Be and q. least
burq.nsone upon the Il people at large
to raise the revenue 10 this way-:te
make articles; Of foreign manufacture
imported into ;thia country, pay sufficient
duty 10 meet tho cost Of maint.ing The
government. If there is~to be fret
trade there gan | be no tariff; and i
there iatn no tariff, then, there must b.
DIRECT e. taxation li n,.ea This Is what MI
Donspslly's platform. win lead US to
ArestAh4p paephA 1sssa.day for IT,: 7,;x. .
TasM Rspqqlhlliissan. party proposes +
raise this re'e glas b. duties on foreig'
fabrics, d r. Jail hLJ tA 4e se protec
tioniwllbs gysa te a g.sl.t manufacture s.a
as could Fpt a qst q, i brought int int
;rcst asqn.tAaisop Nth ttese o at1 forsiig
couqt,issnslW h9eeljevsltth'i expresses Eag
in .aaE .sszzassr TIE aisHsps ,pre9seantesai I
the peopA at this ei r p1iieteriist,q d9aa, o.
Gen. Avsyile9i 4pp..t.t Rpqa What 1AaA
known t tsrlif platform
WHICH iakiag m asa nqst see e e aHE q
the palisy bsaAts calesl.teal 70 II meet t 81
snd.o 9f gesa government men ,ra'H! 4 va
fairly gssf sb aftsE ythoss ~
preliminary canvass ~ lin which sld .t g.
claims 81 ether 4ss Rd didates bad BEE
presented teItha ,per.y.i ! He y ma
Of god hlains ss ability Of unblen mi
cd !sputelsjie.a, and ,haa thorough 20
quainltanee with "a, The y wants of t6e D.i.
triot. Mr.. Dounelly, although running
under tho auspices and in the e intsres
Of ths Dsnaoe|lf,tio party = big al ovq ca
didate; ~ nominated. himself So
mad. his qvn platform. = The "a 3; case
p'aialy The !, !. tie 'd Democratic party
hopssless.ly i y s.ahe minority =. villio
70 afept sRy means a which i. would H's'l giv
it : ghpst, IS 4 chance Of defeating Ii
regular Repqb 1iican nominee = 81 ADD thers
BY crippling the party; NJ, DonnelI
wanted 70 50 to, Congress, and '.
villIpo u 81 as ANYTHING vi inR1 which held 81