Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30


work, the Republican party has shown its
wisdom aud patriotism, and by its un-
swerving good faith toward the national
creditors it has vindicated the national
integrity and honor
2d--No other party known in history
has so glaud record, and no other
party in the United States can so proud
y challenge the continued confidence of
the people, and we declare that the good
of the country demands that the Repub.
lican party should continue to administer
the government.
3d-We renew our expression oi con-
tidence III the pres4.t administration ct
the General Gov ernmcnt. Since il came
into power the taxes upon the people
have been reduced, anG the public. re c.
nues have been carefully collected pn
honesty applied. go. that, while the ur-
zen, of taxation has been lighten,d, h,
ublic debt has been diminished both in
amour. Of the principal and in the rate
Of interest. The adm; ;nistration deserves
also The earnest approval of every friend
OF justice, order aud law, for the prompt
and efficient manner in which il has sup
pressed Ku Klux disogdera and prose, u
tions OF loyal citizens in the suath, a pr,
lection due from every good government
TO its people. Aud we refer with great
satisfaction and pride TO the system Of
pensions and provided for our brave sol.
ders and sailors, and the homeS ioupdPd
and plainta ned tor auch as were disah
il tbe service of their country. These
manifestations of public gratitude and
justice must command the approval OF
every patriot. AHd we commend the
policy of fairness and kindness toward
the hGan tribes AZ showing the wisdom
and humanity of the President and in
his efforts 10 reform the civil service we
recognize a laudable desire to promote its
efficiency and purity and in the man.
agcment of our torign relations, includ-
ing the important questions Of interna-
tiOnal law involved in the treaty Of
Washington, the administration. las
shown rare wisdom, courage and dignity
I'd has IN iitaincd the honor OF the
mai N untarnished.
4th--A large portioa Of the revenue
necessary to detray the current expenses
OF the Government, and to pay it's liza
bi!ities, must be derived from duties on
Imports. These duties should be levied
with view 10 equalize their burdens
and benefits among the people, and SO as
to promote, as lar as possible, ths nher-
ests ot every section and branch of in.
dustry, and 80 that labor of every kind
may have constant employment and just
| reward.
5th-Wc are opposed to further grants
Of the public lands, TO corporations and
monopolies, and demand that the nation
al domain be set apart ior homes for the
people and for purposes of education.
6ih-As there can be no producti,e @
industry without Union of capital and
labor, Therefore we are in favor Of such
Legislation IA will give all proper guar
apiees tor the safety and prosperity of
the one, and remunerative investment Of
the other.
| 1th-We haye unGroken confidence ia
the integrity, prudence and patriotism OF
! President Grant, and are ~ favor of his
denomination for a second term and
we present to the Republican party, for
nomination for EicePresident OF the
United States, the name of Ohie's FIRST
war Governor, Hon. William Dennsop,
man emlnently worthy Of that h5gh
Office
The Convention, at halfpast five o'clock,
adjourned, the utmost harmony, enthaaiaam
and good feeling having prevailed throughout,
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| LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United
States Patent Office. to Ohio inventors, for the
week ending March 10, 70, and each bearing
that date, furnished this paper by Cox &
Cox, Solicitors of Patents, Washington, y. c.,
Thread guiding and cutting device for
bobbln winders. T. NJ. Day aud II. Shook,
| Washington Court House.
Moving machinc, l., Gordon Nanluc.
Washing machine, Il. A. Park, Harpersiield.
Grain drill, w. WensthoH and 7. G. Troup,
Dayton.
Machine for jonting slaves, A. NJ. Benson,
Cleveland.
Hub for carriage wheels, j. +. Fowler,
Alliance.
Beds,ead fastening e. G. Cory, Cincinnati.
Fastening key Tor coffin, j. Homrighouse,
Ruyallon.
Durinl case, r. j, How len, Cincinnati
Machine for bending wood, G. Lecsbcrg,
Cincinnati
Clamp, G. T. Almy, Toledo.
Grain separated, J, A. Cahoon, Toledo.
Dutteris, d. J. Fonst, Crestlinc,
Lamp, j. 5. Hull, Cincinnati.
Peg cutter, J. & Klock, Mansfield
Spark urrrsler for locomotives l.. Launay
Mowryslowp
Hydraulic motor, NJ. Millard Franklin.
Bed bottom NJ, NJ. Murry, Cincinnati.
Trcadlo for sewing machines, l.. w. Sapp
Cleveland.
Gas burner. T, Ward, Columbus.
Earth auger, g. Teazl, Clark County.
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