, 1873-07-22
POPULAR MOVEMENTS.

d largo meeting on tho 4th inst. ::
mon @ M roopo s o. qsss s IN H. com
or Safeguards nvo not been hrown sron i y" s rro
aynrice OF tho auocuators and caniialtato ~ @ au
and -@',''' -" 0'A'"'|'''e '' '''' A"'''
vhic mrotscs cspts NJ ha tY M a o. nv
rornclous and detrimental to ho producns intercas m ~
OF the West and, ~
WngnEAs. We bcllovo tho bouas of thu rich mn, IN
bo no moro sncroa than tic plow Of lie noor man
WnrnrAs Wn bcticye that thn lifo nri1 nroa,o,+, p,
tho nation dercnds upon Its agricultural and laborina
mani iononI nnnn tim }ncsy oni tntcerv ns a
publo seryante TINT tho Interests Of auricm,,,ro ~
mand increased and chcaponed transportation to mar
Ie.olutd. That wo domand Of Congress jnat recog-
n!on o. our r1ehm ana wants lesa eass legislation Ut
viii bca nrotect oar I intercnin - '"s-' INV" ~
Resoircd, Tint wo demand tho reduction Of tariff on
an to oho e 1In o b nn a on ~
Resolved, That wo bctoyo tho timo has como when
inc bonus o. tho aoyernmont owned by spectators
ne and tha & @ nav 1S ond rcanor y y G g",
o o1ent nen = from propors anou
Rcsoipsd Tint tho Congress of tro 11nt,cd statcn
should opsn s James al ser sa csns i1ae the
G1a. S1.sssipp River and build tho shp canal 1t Now
I,r,oiIty Tint wo httcr1y co,domr thooo ,non,nora
Of the Torty-aeoond Congress- Who voted for ho In,
iii nnt ti,S cinran nI
sns Iii fat mth 10 aa 70 e
tolun peopie Of the United States. 0~' ~ '1o
That e TIM has tho
ercisctI in Kim 1nnnnCcmept or thc T3oyernmnnt an1
tha wo oreforo demand Of congreas he ropoai :, tho
Hi incronanu Inn pnInrv of tho 1rrsInnt onj Renn
tors md llonrescptatiycs
Rtso{red Thst in our future elections NO will pnora
nGrtignn no]iea md nnnnrt onjv n,cn n,,d nrnk,rca
and Tint to etsn]ard ni mcn s'ali In honnstr H.,
tegrty, md ability; tho standard Of measures sIal 10
Rcsolced. That We yow with alarm and ,nd,pnnt,on
Tho proys1onco of bribery and conscauent corrsntion
Sna request eas s Pn9s se;ysnts @ e ns Sny rosst
In tho phapo of weil-iiei purse or rsroa' pass,
put e report to the!r commitments tua woufd:nss
0N'0eN 'N0' 1,-9" ----e -. N''~''''~
rbo t,osorr nrovcp,cn, T., .r,,.too,.
A"e AsoAof"a naoven'cne IA AroostooiS
County, Me.
Tie "peoplo'e Reform Party" OF Aroostoo,
Conhty, Aie', mot IN convention ~ bF'dgo"ater
July 10; nominated legislative and county
tickots; and unanimously adopted tile following
resolutions:
wo, citizons of Aroostook County, In macs convcn-
md procjam a. our rnl conviction tl,at no hnnpst
ci'zon should knowingly follow any political party or
tendency Il IN
eanco and onprcssiop cannsinr in tn" mast aapant
wrongs. Such has bosn tho history Of tho Democratic
party; such is tlo history Of tho Republican party &
!ncreaeo; PROMISED viii 10 hrokon: platforB nnl
pledges Will bs ignored and the most sacre ost,s Of
once will bo violated until tho neOpla eI,n cast nse
rary ahnckics and efectually rcbuko iii violation Of
public faith Tho causes B1 issucs Tint hcretoforo
divided The groat political parties In ths nation having
BEEN Rcttted by tho events Of thc war aud the cons
ttonal amensameute mud passed into hiotory it only
remn|ns now to securo tho fchf oxecutio1i Of t,o
laws aud tho ndopjon Of a,lch measures as viii but
conit,co to tho welfare Of the untion: thcrofore
Lcso.rcd, That we cnphaticaly condemn thu recent
for violation Of solemn pledgcg for corrt,pt icinla
tion for iBregar Of tho rights OF the pcople for fall