, 1870-04-21
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 81. 1870.

III n 1n 11e kfe caaal Everything ttu patron
= fe1 u. - E1s Csnh had % pxJ INCREASED r1tea
Welt W. forTsrsed =, ~ ts.t 10 produce Of the
MI Wheeler, Of DupaRp, Wsnte, tn tnov vbv
sne sst aMIs !e'' ne5a,ve pr.etlc % 20 q
In the inteiss oi in.i1 ~ Sessed saey meEe nere
'noPonstA The 1nonopolsss took possession o1 tnc
enss 70 a sast ,se, slsyaea hsouns Judges to the
% many lawyers In ,heif isc.,sttye AL 1n. as,,. nna
tnss ihcI maae ypdges they should see TO il
not Advocate: the Know Nothing partY. bat the
sn;n1 s1s 2, rs admonltlon should Be ca1ed out ne
"aute6 ~ 4 none nut Americans On guard
~. HeofEe PARK thought the convention vas
,nn,ta aors ~ GahA Contention than Farmers Con
n.a nsnhon Ae wa opposed to the canal from Hen
tr1a ~ hoek Island and the advocates OF that
lno!ect Nesc the enemies OF The Illinois River I'M
~, ~, Waltney sa!a the oo,ee. o, the Rock Island
CHARGED ty the Sonhwestern Halfway, Ind its
nrnxeIrn wers nof opposed to the lulnoIs vcr In
N: PAX thought The Rock Island project ~,
Nj: whiting did not think there WIS Or should
Herad oe aad3{tning g sectional 10 improvements which
Of noneyed monopoihss '' ''' e''s4' s4'"s''''eA's
w!n;, nI RoGsrs ; Of hloomlnston, said tho people
tne people "onlt repullate both the convention
snu NE legislature. The last Legislature had
~ e, ~ APPROPRIATION amounting to s. Co.,
~ ~ N the interests OF HngH. They wanted less
taxation, and would have It or de, and nnv
mar who went In for increased ta1ation would be
n9is'fa!ly ia dead fot he next forty yesra what
cents on the hushcf to sir cents II theY lncrrase.i
thc taxes By fifteen cents on the buanei The
want cheap transportation, bring down The duty on
steel and iron, and let men build cheap rallroais
you "ant ltss t.xAt1on 80 In 10 cheap hats auI
abollshtng the Ao:uEsed tastn which Is grindlnS
Tue people, LApp'anse.]
TUE RESOLUTIONS Apo11Kn.
The drst 70 the sixth resolution inclusive were
.afEed unantMoueiy: The seventh with two neg
auses, ami the eighth unaaimuusly. |
oai mo',9a 70 e send an onlca copy Of The resolu-
'entlon prevailed.
DECLARATION,
The following was then FeAd;
Ihta aeonventlondccarts,F Fisst, That the present |
atta VI taaailun and transportation Hrc unEeason-
.Me ahd oppressive, and ought to bc reduced.
T9at agnt eqs m FL ,Iss1,s ss 70
lne'l Third, That II there bo any
cgai rc,nc,ly under existing laws
q !ns asetsn uSnx We s sue, sash Ssasy
nt nsIe ~ no such remedy, meamreA should be !
asTn ,S,h 70 ssenIe tne BY appropriate legislaton
ubilshed TO Ehor the relation Of Northwestern
to the resi- Of the country, sixth, Tnat |
;ot!sng i; can be accomplished for the enforcement
ut an efficient Organization on the wcll-knoWn
Hncirles that give the great corporations euch
.emen4ous a,t zen p1wcE. Seventh, That, with honest
utase With great service, We can secure The w.
siAnce and support Of the highest order Of learn
e, ability, and skiL Eighth, That Ills
onvF of agricultural % and cs1uina sts15s1,es Gom@!s
, rrcpare and publish, with the ali or eminent
oaises o. fepon OF The products Of the Northwest,
ensetles available for existing WrpuSs the eT
enses thereof To he defsaye1 by a suDserjption