The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26

OF liberty against the essence of tyranny. |
While our human nature remains week and |
erring, and conditions of time, sense and |
matter endure, that battle is impending. |
trust that for many years we may still |
fight that battle and in this same column
under this same banner, cheered by our
great memories and cmulating the deeds |
and words of our elder brothers. gone he
fore. When, il ever, this column shall
move out of its true position, when, if ever,
1t shall be found on the side of injustice,
oppression or dishonesty. then ! pray that
its banner may go down in defeat, and its
high places of power may I've vacant among
the rulers Of the land
Such is the past record, such are the re-
sponsibiltics of the present As we met
the duties of yesterday. so let us meet the
dntles of to-day. AS we deserved success
in 1856 and 1860 by unhcnding fidelity to
the
FIGHTS OF orr COMMoN MANHOOD.
although that manhood was crushed in the
slave cabin and sold at the auction block:
as we deserved success from 1861 to 1865.
in the word and spirit of orr great leader
in fighting il our on the old line of com
pclling absolute submission to the law and
unconditional preservation of Our national
union as we deserved success from 1865
beaten brothers, and yet by absolutely de-
handing equal justice to those who had
been our faithful allies in war; and whose
wrongs had brought such terrible rctri
button upon the land as we deserve sue
cess during all the first term of the pres
cnt administration by faithfully keeping
the plightcd faith of the nation in the
steady payment of our debt. in the steady
reduction Of taxation. in the steady en-
forccment of the law. in the generous cf-
fort to deal justly by the Indian, in the
settlement of our differences with Our
mother land by christian methods of
peaceful arbitration, other than the bloody
tribunal of battle SO let Us
DEsRRNs Success
to-day by the declaration of Just and wise
principles, by the nomination of pure and
able candidates, and hy squarcly living up
to our declarations.
Let us in faithful obedience To The law
and the enforcement of its bchests emulate
the spirit and initiate the example of our
silent hut sure president when he stood
rNMovED AND ErsoIrTE
amid the storm of financial disaster that
swept the avenues and streets Of the me
tropolis on Sunday last Great amid the
shock of battle, he was greater and moro
al
SUI coiita'hcu ni'ii' '"' 't"S,' Wv 'lV1.,i anu
monetary lnS'l'u''ouS' hol Us "ritc III
,et'cis Oh 9oi' OYER ~ i"n,'' ~ ny icl".,-
nc those nra'c strong W"''IS "' IASscs =.
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nreak inc Jaw II ne "il a''rl't 'nc con,
sequence, pu. .lle piesreIlI ct .lir hi,eu
STATES cannon III ,ii'ic Oh peace Nl'ialc inc
law ana nc Jus'ly tNsusr", nv r,t '''
say 10 our o''h"r"''' '''''''H' Il ''''S J"
c.r.AnIsN
r,ole mos, of II
Smch ;S ON, rcsrors;lili,, Wo FRANKLY
roconriyo II tvc dolihnrotcl,, occo,,. its ~.
tics we hnmhIv ask FOR stIonrsS md wis.
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not;o, Vo ,,,,st ,for,n ,,oraet o,1r,;,,;s.
trot;n, oo,,o Gov. dolio,. nc ,,r,,ooassn,.,.
and um,r;se oxrond;,u,n ovn;d nsnless and
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statos iotoi,, IN ro2o,,ion T., rosr,,o l., ,,o"
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Inc ao.'resS was frequently interrupted
| with applause.
The convention made ,hc following
NOMINATIONS
Secretary of State-Francis $. Thaycr
Comptroller-N. X. Hopkins
Treasurer-Daniel G. Fort.
Attorney General benjamin. u. SILL
"Cnnal commissioner Sidney Mead
State Enqineer-Wm r. TAYLOR
State Prison Inspector
r.N'f"HM'
The following is the platform adopted :;
ReSolced, That having abolished slavery.
suppressed the rebellion. preserved the Tn
ion, established equal political and civil
rights. restored the national credit. paid or
| refunded large part of the national debt,
relieved the burden of taxation disarmed