Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-09-17
Ruler RenudIaled.

Butler kepuula'eu'
The foo,iurs Of the delegates TO the
N..s,rhvse,,. Republican convention
80 msiuly as reported last week %
- - ,hc espyeniion alei, Buffers only
- "a. 10 try asd win the prize oi
sh,rp practice, aSd the tactics IN VINES nus
Ie has been oprOdcien' IN the past anu :.
,h..s he worried the convention NV 'ou'-
IN, In for the evening session, Shen nc
withdrew from the contest covering ~ ~
rs,rea. in good order at the Close. =.
sy;Jen,ly Intended, by this, to te 'le'
Jown casv" on the grab" issue but was :,,
handled only little less roughly a. WI
he seen BY the resolutions which We pun
Ish Altogether no was badl! oea''u u
"a ;ns,lx too. We have thought al
along that the Republicans OF Mas aeh ..i
.s,ts were still sufficiently iubued WIN
the great principles Of the party, 10 Neei
uussllied its glorious record. ms wa
a contest between the good aud bad e'e
ments of the party, and the right has tri
umphed. Let Republicans everywhere
initiate their brothers in the Bay state
aud allsw only those to be h0nored' wac
can show clear record.
Gov. Washburn was nominated ny &C
clamation. as was the rest OF the ticket
which we also publish -
THE TICKET.
Covernor-NYilliam B. Washburn o
Greenfield. n,
Lieutenant GovcrnOr-ThOmas TaIbo
ofBillerica. ~ -,
Secretary of State-Oliver Warner o
Northampton. o.,
Treasurer and Receiver General
Charles Adams, Jr., OF North BrooSheld
Auditor-Oharles Eudicott OF Canio'
Attorney General--Charles X. IiaiI
Of Boston.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
R,,,lred. That the republicans OF Ma's''cvsC''
,batieally disapprUvc aud condemn the hyi.'u'
tbn.c members Of the last Congress ftPuhue'l
and democrats, who avalieu lhellsel and "C I'M
ra.ion of an increase Of the president auu VI va
,nd,cs Of the supreme court ant Oi the hlehl"Vl
oft6e cabinet, supposed TO be JuSt an" meoSs,a'
far The future, 10 secure to themselves osp'uPoi
tiorate and extravagaht coihPVnS"'''" ~ - "
we'll as future services. =, FL I'll
Reso,r,4 That white We recognize INC iull I'-l
of every citizen 10 express ana act upon ii's NV ~
tous upon all questions 81 pubhe ihte'ts'' ~ pVi
son holding federal office has the right u seeh
inGuonce the action of his SuhOrulnatcs ~ eAclhi
their fears Of loss Of place II their opinions OF az
tion shall differ from his owns anu we car up".
the president forthwith to remove .yslA pu.i' u,
6cer who has thus improperly intcrlrreu Win w
indanendence Of the republicans OF Massachuset'
in the management Of their local concerns "heh
over suoh is proved to his satisfaction. -,
RssoIrsd That the adoption OF pollcy WHICH
radnrc froirbts on railroads that the ray
,,,at,r;oI 6,nd and coal of the West ana south
shall bt exchanged, at tho least possine e.st, 10
thp manufactures Of New England, lhteIestnS
the whole country, is vital TO the INDUSTRIES ol s
aoh,,sotts. thnt the power vested by the consttn
tion In Cnn~ress to regulate commerce between IN
states includes jurisdiction over tlI sItht su"ieel
and that we call upon Congress ana OuI sun ~ I
isiature SO to exercise their powers over the ran
roads Of the country, as without injustice TO them
may reduce freiEht3 ana fares to proper rates an
secure the advantages Of these great hEhways I
the whole people, free from al! preference OF m'
Psssirsa. That tle republican party Of Massaehu
sets feel iust pride in the achievements 9i Una
NATIONAL administration which they 20 lafEcl
helped to elect and to when the! Paat nvgn :
faithful and true that they renew thelT express
ions of gratitude to President HrHnt ior ms grel
services, civil and military and That the! WI
stand by him in all his efforts for the honest Pay
ment ofthe national debt IN gol., 70 winch III
Caith of .he nation is plightcd; IN his efforts
place the civil cervice Of the country on pure
and higher level, so that federal Offices may her'
after be used to serve the people ana not 70 pilo
them; and in all the other great measures loFt
shadowed in the republican platform oil 1871
Reso,ped. That we demand such legislation on tn
hours of laher as will secure tho ten-hour systeI
for women and minors employed in the factories
Massachusetts
sonal liberty, for the preservation OF the InlOl
for education, for the seyation Of lahor Tor the e.
ovation of woman, for the extension Of the suffrage
which has been accomplished IN INSECURITY lot
generation, has been due TO the Tepubllc.'l party
while none of these great causes has anything I
hop in tho future from any other source Will
every new truth, every claim luunNeu on justice
will i'm the future as in past hnt its earliest COZ
vorts its most gcaorOus recognition, its stFongc'
advocates and it, first victorlCSamongt the repuol
cans of Massachusetts, that the pressing duty
the day is to secure honesty and purity, the rigl
of the people peaceably to assemble and kecOuI
sol on public matters, and select their agents FIRE
from violence, Intimidation and fraud; the right
hold caucuses and conventions without bein
cheated or bullied and we therefore call upon Il
honest republicans, however they may differ o
other questions, or how far sOever they have az
yanccd in their reception OF new ideas, to unite
purging the commonwealth and the nation Ct VII
lence, treacEery and corruption,
That the republican party is the party Of tempe
ance, order anu Jaw lhdl 10 i1NuIa nviicet "u III
partial execution, in good faith, OF all laws espe
tally those for tho suppression Of crime and dl
order that the character and details of such Law
must be such as the people shall decide throug
their representatives, chosen to the two branches
the Legislature, and when so determined should |
obeyed cheerfully by all law-abiding citizens u
til repealed by the Same authority.
Resolved That the republicans of Mas achuset
look with Just pride upon the republican admin
tration of the Commonwealth; and recognize
THAR candidate for governor, William Il. WaSl
burn the same qualities of good sense, fidelity an
uprghtness, the same watchfulness for the publ
interest, and care for the public welfare. which
had so conspciolsly exhibited as one OF our re
resentitives ia Congress and we commend nj
and his associates upon the ticket this day nOmil
ated to the hearty support othe good people Of Il
commonwealth.