, 1873-01-18

md money enough to light the question to an |
70 claim TINT tho poorlo should hclp enforce tho
tions nna teach tho people an aggressive spirit.
Wireo good mon woro wanted for Commission
had done muoh good, but they had been we'll
paid for 1t. Good Commissioners wnuld bring
oyory road In tho ostato to ita prices. Indiyid-
ua}H could not fight tho roads, aud tho
power Of the State must DO resorted to. Thie
aggression Of railroads must be stopped, or It
would control Congress- and put up the White
1IouBo Mt auction. When the voieo Of tho peo-
plo was heard, expressing Tho deep conviction
to 1t.
The resolution relative to Mosars. shellabar-
ger md I1awley WIS adopted.
Tile resolution Immediately preceding wns
Alr. Whiting said ho did not suppose tho por-
son who progonted it particularly wantod It's
passage, so ho moved Its reforcnco.
1t was referred.
FURTHER RESOLUTIONS
Tho following resolutions wero presented and
Resolred, That tho Legislature Of this gtato be
IL n @
dion Of tho agricultural iutcrcsIs Of This state a,
e. sss aoa na I Ct 9
apnrG asl fruay l., -*r..,tss.es @. nv
lesolrtd Tint tho Secretary Of this Convention bo
Of io nn nny ~ nos IL tn az IT.
sonnto md Speaker Of tho IIoHo Of Representatives,
copies of tho resolutions of tlia convontion with
~, Hessssd T1at il visw Il tRe power = A. rrses.
hs s M afgo uran a ear,ners u.aoa oyof
eeenra to teir ioeai 1oncra ma i" mracien
bio. to Tho papers having State circulation.
Rcsorcd Tint tue nalne9 Of tho parBoRs composing
tho meeting at Eewance tho 15h aud 1o,h days Of
Octobor 1872 bo inscribed on suitable scroll for per
I" py ~ a sosoc .; to u
tics On ror, lanbor. and eaIt' A'-'s
INC ioHo%ng wan aiso oo9 o1teIeH: ,a s onvon.,,,
n,h ~ ~ a fcora ~ H. sr w nn N oca,iiina ~
Ills Stale who nro at present grovo,,aly Oppressed by
e1orbant railroad tariffs md unjust Discrimination,
nee to confer with tho proper officers Of tho rail;
roaaa running through teir re,reey9 osnseg aa
Tpe|@ arna ase Feau''oa a'a ''a'@1'A - L"
t'''sn' '"'''''' suooEsr1oys
,o-mi;no aiS6s, to roiro,I Iine1 an1 dotorn,nn
trnna1 n'y for ~ contua mi1o Hn w"nta1 to
1o,n~otna - ~ 1,omn ~ to lawful rotca Tho
far,nsra ahouId rot IN littlo elubB ter1der tie
1orni faro and r tbsv wero mt az and wore n
1if3ia hurt when the train ca,no bncI tllov would
nrrnat H. nnudnntor mi 1'' Ina III, ,;ttio
aa;on i;1ro tot NJ MI tho stations m ta rnnl
enn.id a;1nn3;f- mattora lrho law woa ~ thn;r
a;2n an5 E,a ynonn'o h.c1ed ten, r. in I'm.
au dora7 an h;a ie@s farn and tho cnnducor wonc1
~ ~ p I, ~ a 1,nro a1i+1.o nao.io II t1'a ~
,so1d ~ nnatU;n u lin rfo mtcned to cara.v m
| thnt ,craI contoet na lonr m nnv man. Ioon
a ~ t;n, and ,1 tiato w svond ho IT
6hab 1tp lor t'''ie, n,o telo @ @ouiu w .SAues w
y conts mile. Break tho leo at ono point, a'it'
the rest was easy,
William Il. Duncan, OF Iowanda, wanted to
chow tho practicul road out Of tho ulii'cnlty.
The subject was ono which had occupied ms
mind for sono time, end no LAD apont nlucl!
thought on 1t. uo had listened to a1l that had
md im1nnndiato rn relief Nor did tho resolutions
do IT,. iot lm'neolato fellof ~aB "hat @aa
heeaea., Gqery M, ury s9Ihon a gnso H., aa.aa LII
era gooa eropa; Iero nau peI M tlfou afs se's'
soma a1a eAce!teut eiols a.i't Yes 4oAgetl e9ui!.
" was poorer thsh thIae years aso. l.! 80. laoM
wona tnoy oe a1set son1o 9oor cloPss a1i@; Da1iS
! ruptcy WAH 1neEataple, anQ theso HtonopoNet