Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-06-08
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Local Notices, per line Is
liberty and the asylum Of the oppressed
OF every nation, have been cardinal
principle Of the Democratic faith, ar-d
every attempt to abridge the privileges
OF incoming citizetfs, and the Jwners of
the SOIL aInGHg ~ 0JIgiyt To- be resisted
WI WlEllI6a sanlaT spirit wlIiclr swept the
amen alld sedfdon- laws from the stat
ute books;
And, in order that we NAV more dis
tlnctly declare our views Of the meas
ures and policy Of the present admins
ReSOlUeo, That we denounce the pres-
ent tariff, and the substitute lately in
troduced in the House Of Representa-
tlves by the Committee on WAYS and
Means, as q gigantic robbery of the Ia
Dor and lndustfy OF the country; that
they are solely designated to advance
Jne interest OF q few thousand mODouO-
hesrand that they should no longer be
Submitted tn and that no candidate for
Congress, nor for any other offi1e, is NyOr-
thy or SUPPORT, who is not i'm favor of n
low revenue tariff, which closely an
pFoXimates free trade; that in the ar
rangeaen nt Of any revenue tariff, an the
4ecessaIFles Of life should be absolutely
Tree Of duty.
-l.R6sg1sodj TIa5 Che internal revanus
system Of the limited States is uDe d1-
Faple u its oppressive exaetiOns: tn 3 f.
shSolqid silSlll oe Immediately remOdeled; hat
us dnhoyances OF stamps and licenses
and taxes Apoa sales and iDebn1as El7C77iJ
be abolished. That the tay sborId -
eollefted by the State and county 0E.
n0rNAge ann That rhn
onlcers ls wholly unnecessary, exceDt to
eat Ou5 3li6 resources Of the tax-TJave~-,
and that we pledge ourselves to sfTSef 4
thorough reform sip this particular. We
denounce the prOfiigacv in. the present
Of the Federal Govern
mene the corruption (Which has entered
'fll ne 0fHctalg stations the faForftisrn
,sI wIhlGh 09yyleriooktng fitness for the Office
mas appointed to positions of public
trUSbthe fFieh4s Of tools OF those who
contrnl the. pabliC pstroDage, ana the
lmbeeility which directs the destiniss of
the Republic, without an apparent pur-
pose, and manages It's affair with surh
I'm 6aTTasBme ent and disaster to the mat
7rlal interests Of the people at home.
and with such disregard Of the right
lnd liberties Of its citizens abroad,
1tesotUed, That land monopoly is one
d the great evils iOf our % Intrv and
against the spirit Of our inst titlItio1s. maj
lhe Wholerof cur public lands ought to
De held as q sacred trust 10 secure home.
,ueads Tor actual settlers; we, therefore,
ienoHnce the recent action Of Congress
q MAKING grants TO OmammOth railroad
Which are already too pow
rec people. -h' -..
-Be8oIvsd{ Tha5 we regard the act re-
'entlY passed by Congress to enforce the.
Fifteenth Amendment As uncOnsti-
utlonal, unjust and oppressive an invs-
ion Of the rights Of the Stat su3ver-
i've Of the best interests Of g peOpIe-
md therefore demand its unOUnGitiOnsf
appeal. ...... .-...
Re8oLUed, That the power Of The Fed
lral Government to assess and collect
axes On Bonds of the United States is
lear and unquesti0ned; and we demand
u Congress that a share Of taxation
'qual to the fair average amount levied
n each State on money loaned, shall be
and collected. from Ill invest
nents in Bonds;
Reso5ged That we ara Oppc 81 to the
iysten OF National Ba ks, q demand
ne lD' mediate repeal Of the law Great
ne tnena5 ana that IN place Of the notes
United States should be Substituted
R6sOtUgd, That the Democracy. of Cbio
with the efforts of an Deo-
lie struggling for self--OveFDmeDt and
hat we deROUnee the. trucking of the
FEDERAL Administration to Great Britain
M spain, and the efforts Of the party
2 power TO reduce whole States IN Orr
mon 70 condition of vassalage to the
Neneral- Government.
ReSoICed, That the thanks of the Ia
loeracy OF Ohio are extended To O7I-
enatOF, Allen g. Thurman, and the
emocIRtie Representatives in Congress.
no, th9ughin a small minority. have
'aVelY contended for the prIl-..iDIes Of
emocracy and the interests Of the peo-
ReselUsd, That upon the forepoiue
a torn We invite all the, electors -Cf
mo- WITHOUT regard to past differences.
vote f0r the ticket this day nominate
The President said the resoiu ous
ere before the CenveItien.
a motion was made that the be
.opted as reported, which was carried
IA great unanlmity, there being only
10 SPEECH or WILLIA1f HETsTEY.
AFTER the platform was adopteG. fbars
ere loud ea.is from all parts of tbe
u1e rt0T' Nr. Hsisley. He advanced II,
2 platform and was received With
AZ cheering. He spoke a. follows:
or the. .eQqddepce ,FnpOssd in me bv
Z DeLAocraLlc party of Ohio, as mani
ted in the nominations TODAY. 20
ad the State ticket, I return a thous-
a thanks, for the approval of the
.n0eratie party of Ohio, for WbstevsT
-le 4 may have done in The service Of
:, pemOcFatie party, in the hardest
tile grOand of the State Of Ohio. tbs
ssteTn Reserve, I tender nv most
OeHe acknowledgment I am NOT
10 Tor the purpose to-day to make q,
seph on the questions Ehat will come
IN the campaigD. Taatw,u D-oDer-
cume up 81 8 late- d1-. when We
vi have ularsballed our .oats 70 meet
,-eRemBa ] mers!y come bsfors y0u
return my thanks, simply to say that
hall peTssvere in the good cause i'm
future as 4 have In the past; and
on the nervy, pfuCky, Democracy
Ohio to marshal their hosts and
l march forward to victory. loud
llause, J. -s5.. .ss..
lt the conclusion of this brief sDeecI1-
amid loud cheering, the Convention
motion, adjourned zinc &c.