, 1873-12-19
waa willing to accept the resolution aa concpaafon 10
tho minority. The delegates knew that hc did not
nt,,rnrn NJ int IN

vna willing to accept tho resolution as concp.aon 10
TnoroexD TO VOTE ron1r
sentcd It a. tlxc thing that could not be 4nie1ci
H. oltoeted to tho ss clnse rot bacsnso hs synlm
fsr tls milton: Till 5ae. should e Serne Il mini.
s fa9s1ss hs "s " ssS sst:y ' %
+ ,o % slsse Va: net :; d,t2slsa v would tito oer
Guy, Of Mclean, aall tho farmers wero
ON THE FULL TIDE
They woro Too far advanced IN tic s contest CO I now
10 undertake 10 back out. (Applauaa.l They
hs ha t4 no "gynE his, S1 sd s. %'t n
upon them, and they must not re'reat. They
s9,n e. ad a,1 in ns %nay o c9so
of THAT ia ths tr"s rinR."1 They
SHOULD FACE THE ENEMY,
sor roT c s{ M a aS na r. into p d sp
their nguirH they woul1 novor ngnin SEQ. Thia wns
the turning rent In ths gnms, aud shotll they give
In viaw,--the success Of the cause.'
Hornab,'rger, Of Macon, consumed his tins III i'll
fully 1lc was sorry to sce ,nen t the Convention
bad .1eit In to brcnk u np-meu WHO would bow up
tho wholo movement If thoy could.
Miller, Of Montgomery, asiicd il Lho farmers wuro
going to form a"nce with the pariIcs TINT latl
1,uniered them nud ther families. (Orps of +.No,
rupt politician. hit '0'' '''' -0'
THEY stuBr oEAsE 1uE1R srEA41xo7
THO time was II hand, The child waa born; would
they feed him7 Laughter. and cries Of We wiil."]
Tho tase tat rcsolntion and adoptt #. Lie wanted II
put forth TO the Vt orld that they would
IGNORE THE OLD PARTIES
that Ind almost ruined thcn, atia given them shtn-
ss1 ser? s n nfa sasa "n @ hs r nSss @
were indebted to tho present political parties fos
T.: They had tried them for ye,rs. md what
condemned before tho community for .rInndof
fna S{;Iar oorrntcn Appsss Credit Mo-
door, mud could not b. removed without takng them
alao [Cheers md lout applause.l
mont Thore waa too much opposition to the rcsolu-
tion, 1t STOOL to pass It, H3 Thought 1t wruug
p p d. t. up s"{ @ eysa 10 10 a. H.
In tic house that he Convention not united upon
tho resolution. II passed, 1t would not DO
THE VOICE or THE ASSEMBLY,
and there were mauy present VINO did not deairo to
cArryt uon,e with them to choeisl aud nourisA with
ncndron, of Woodfor, thought 1t l4u duly to o. tho
Convention know thu. tho constituents he represented
Ind absolved themselves from all nlIcglau:a to both
them. [chcersl They felt 1t would be 4 relief.
(Appausc.l Tho cry pot up by tho parties, to ,hr
victurs belong the srois, had
cAusED THE rEorLE TO Tn1Ng,
and while they acted with them tcs ulI no because
tlcro ~as no other party. Tue Farmers Movement
afforded them political home. nnd they Intended to
Clark OF Kaukahec, did not think II was neces-
nary to change letter In the resolution. THU farmers
m ns IT, 1ecoecs 'n'' 'ao sne"s Oh WAT were tusnsnsa
oArrrAI1s1s OF THE TWO PARTIES,
sna Legislation as ws anned by se notss thoy could
when tho mononollss pH1d uut money to carry the
eampaigns.. lApplause.l
fail a saa 1a a oa m oor ay % nis o
nau soIea ~atn @ LIZ Uenoo1nao palty OF tne hepDsl-
can Party uM' 'Mey ~" oecutse 70 eolt"ps anu o.
aa .ns ~ y,;" - a. ra T. uoe, ', o
hor. Ihey nau
had opsea naW ooi and sosel s cox.
in!snasd @ e 5{es Sd tsrosgh s5 q ,as s'ssgoy ius:
moy soo m =, 1e IT. s sasc sna =, VIZ Il m
to resolution re- M w y Vqtea a. down Il wosld be ~ rign
l5a fight. an!
.u, onr ,tai'e LOOSE from 1lt 1ME OLD PARTIES,
anp ct scopu ~ y 9 JnHs t or, ~
oil psrss sna a , a aSss, a. serssns f. ssst Nj
% turs nau .uu 81 .4she' ~ nuu pea
s Maa e3c o o furers a wnt
m aha Sona ~. DS ssarea s, " men me- mo ni
M ese a cre " eit ~ ,en, y"
t4e Y eett ovrs aA' "cto Hstnh - eGle .cn "
tuG @ @t!9at tfacA. Iae ~ anu'd stlha " TILL
'@t!n, ahu ~ ot Patty q 'hetr OWL o%': So1eses.d
eesa " at"ton, Ply @ uua' uuA - ~ nt!'1 tlon .
1qe ioaoaaton aeionIed ns sacsesa o. sne fartners
tpe,a H., Ivy yn I ~ ~" .c ~ ~ etly
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