The New York herald., 1873-09-25
WISCONSIN REFORMERS.
Gathering OF the Liberal and Demo.
cratic Hosts at Milwaukee-The Nomi-
nations Made-Cocistails Not In Order.

Gathering OF the Liberal and Demo~
cratic Hosts at Mnwaukee-Che Noni-
nations Made-Cocistaiis Not In Order.
MuwAuKEE, Wis. Sept. "a, 1873.
The Liberal and Democratic State Convention,
or side show OF the Agricultural Fair, assemb ed at
noon to-day, in the opera House. The number of
delegates was large. George Paul, Chairman OF the
Central Committee, called the Convention to order,
and nominated A. s. Sloan, sorehead republican,
for Temporary Chairman. After the appointment OF
Committees on Credentials, Permanent Organiza-
ton and Resolutions the Chairman presented a
communication from the ReIormers' Convention,
setting forth the similarity OF each others OBJ
jects-refOrm in the administration or public az
fairs. Tue Convention then adjourned.
The Chairman Of the Committee on Resolutions,
in conversation tonight, stated that ne intended
tina: Wisconsin should be the banner State in re-
cOrdng IT'S protest against CTsarsm.
The iOlowinH are 'he more prominent resOlu-
tions adopted by tho Conventlon:-
TSe "S Re 3Ha De debt Se sIs
and, to his emo, demand decrease in the number
IN @ every ps"'V par or Sc ana a @ s"Sernmess
e o Ts D # sTSey hc aess Of
porta on whtq the late and between Wisconsin and
amns @ We @ q 70 @ pabo w sss';s ssrssss nss
led ri enocgdiwco, iax labor for the sx; ;
s snsaasv & ss SurenS "Oaa o soyer na
ment Ihcsc TAN. have already cost Wisconsin millions
Shall s he cater insist apon equa protection and tax
alton for a classcs oi industry.
That Of railroads entitled TO far COM
pcnsaon he their actnal capital that tho ex
tension visiting roads and the construction OF new ana
ndepen ent lines necessary to the ana de-
velopment OF the State, and we pledge our earn
some enerprse i'm in s''' his direction but
demand that the sovereignty Of the state over cor
respected, to the full extent OF protecting the
people against every torn of monopoly or
cxtOron that the acceptance of free railroad passes
by officer the state is practice inconsistent with
an honest and impartial discharge Of official duty and
That we viii supply no man for oice who mas ever
violated his faith 10 the people by receiving reroact ve
increase of salary public servicc that VIII vote
for who iustes apologies for the Credi Mo-
ateS with class OF guilty or corrupt pracuceS
| in state o national legislation
That hope the future is based on the liberal edu-
cation children and the general intelligence OF the
the state whatever remains OF once macnincent
school fund, and such legislation a. shall releve tho
masses OF the people from unnece 'sarv nurhrns IN the
number and OF text books ior our public schools,
Taylor, OF Dane county, President OF the state
Agricultural Society, was nominated Tor Governor
G. d. Parker, OF ST. CroiX, Tor Lieutenant Governor
Peter Doyle OF Praduc'icn. for Secretary OF State;
Frederick Kuhn, or Milwaukee, Tor Treasurer: and
A. Scott sloan, OF Dodge, Tor Attorney General
+. Soaring, superintendent OF Schools, ard M. j.
Argard lor Emgrant Commissioner
All are anxious to sacrifice themselves for the
benefit OF the public and all echoing the wal
whoop OF anything to- beat Washburn. The St
Paul and Northwestern Railroad ring are here wire
pulling against the grangers who however, are IL
the asCendancy.