The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-06
A New EXPERIMENTATION of a
Ticket.

ing that the Administration party
refuse to check the abuses that ex-
list in the Government, seem to
think that the Democratic Liberal
Eparty isnot strong enough at pre-
sent'to put a stop to the currup-
tion usurpation and misYule. The
Third, New, or Peoples Party plac-
ed the followingsticket in nomina-
ton :
For GoveyWQr-L c. COLLINS, of
Hamilton county.
Lieutenant Geoernor-A. SAUN-
DERs PIATT, ofSHardin..
Judge Of Supreme Coust--Long
term--P BNEwINGs of Fairfield.
Supreae Jadge-Short term
D.. W. G. rLoUDoN, Of Brown
ATTORNEY General gSERARHIM
MEYER, of Stark,
Comptroller Of 1seaswy--C. P.
L. BUTLER, Of Franklin AZ
Board Of Public WorkS-JAMEs
MCBETH, of Atheas.siDl 81 iA
Treas@er--JoNATHAN HARpHNA,
of Montgomery 3 4, VI, s ~ ti1
1t being necessary for the NOV
ers in thisonew concern Us have a
platform, they adopted the follow
ing, which consists in part of good
Democratic doctrines:
Resoleed, That &s declare against the in.
fallibility of party; that when the caucus or
Convention fails to present fitecanuidates for
office 1t is the high privilege rs well as the
bounden' duty ofall good citizens to withhold
their votes, from such candidates, ana regard
less OF party Affiliations to support the best
men presented for ofiicialp9sitiQns.
q. That both the Republicans and Demo-
cratic, parties have QutlivedA the issues in
which tiley-had eirA6figin, ana Have 'outliy-
ed their usefulness, and 4, new organization Of
parties is demanded III tlieinterestoft pub
8. That Tic Republican party having the
control Of both branches Qf Congress and of
the Executive Department., is directly respon-
sible for tho legislation known as the salary
grab; for the ~s9uandering of the public lands
in, grants't to private .cOrpOrations; for the re-
lease ofrailroads from their just obligations
to the Government, and other manifestations
of corruption asdevciopedb by the Credit Mo-
biher and herinyestlsations and that those
members Of the Democratic PARRY who have
aided or acquieseed imA such Legislation
equally deserve Public condemnation.
4. h W. believe that the fundamental
purpose Of Government Is the protection of
persons and property, and not the meldling
with and regulation OF the business, industry
or eonseiehces of It's citizens, nor the assump-
tion OF such works by Federal, state or MI.
properly be left to Individual enterprise.
B. That corruption can be SUCCESSFULLY COIN
bated only by the removal or lessening Of
temptation; we are in favor Of a reduction of
the functions now exercised by the Govern
mepti and agconseqllept d%tnipution of the
Government bureaus and officials, believing,
asT We do, that n continually increasing
army Of Federal officers Is an evil Increasing
lin danger as the!comtry, grows, e.. Pol
| d That the practice of subsidies in land or
money, andofspecial privileges and .cxemp-
tons to National Banks and other great mon
eyed corporations, andau fostering of InonDp-
olies at the expense of the whole people, are
unjust and oppressive. ,E.JWCl D61t1 gF /
z. That the practice of electing~ STOCKHOLM
ers and officers Of National Banks tot seats in
Congress, whereby the great gains of contin-
ued i~rredeemable paper money are secured to
those institutions by the votes Of interested
oS"uuoi, nuiCn ueSoi'o
ought to be- prevented IL ai by IN: 0T proper I,sl1G Sisis Sna
'iS g. THAT we insist upon d strict observance
t SS saS S SSastat S9y Sfits pow q 'a and EG %s de-
m 3. We eC Sefi g g tnat tSs ba. aISlS' 81 t tSs Gov.
sT9l%eInit! should 9Sui ls be tFan sSS on the same
S tSe a I1SiTiSaelsi o T s1s SsIisTs' tG GsIssps sbd tnat
t dSsIiSq tan %PS9 sb tasir as asaldii GS tSsir SS and. that hat
ell eiic atiGSy z, and 9p6 in in this respect 2 return to the
highly 81 ES Sssi g ! ana %S In %9SSs,. Z. ,onr .s .,.n
duties are - n ss should sI5 Be imposed for
RGsss Of Rsneatiag q e9rishing, private inai-
BRANCHES Of industry at the expense Of the
II. That It is the duty of the Government to
dice Of labor. '"' "r"~s 11p''1' - ' ' - p I"
The new paFrtyites do not desire
the tn least assistance from the Dem
ocratic party, although the leading
spirits in this movement are UNI
happy Democrats. Only a few Lib
etal Republicans took part in this his
revolution. The Liberal Repnbli-
oon, Ia Ia c