The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-10-22
COUNTY REFORM CON-
VENTloN.
An Enthusiastic Gathering
of Reformers at the Court
House o. Saturday.
Men Pat in Nomination Who
are Willisg to Work for
the Coed If The County,
and Whom the Peo-
PIE are Willing
10 Work
For.

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principles which go gloriou-ly triunphed
ia.t fall should again be victorious. and
that the people hrrealt.r should conti"u,
! t. Conquer, at the ballot box, all organs:d
corruption and fraud ia our State and
/ National politics
Ii was u spirit of desperation, brought
sbous'hy long course of Official maIfeas-
ancc and dishonesty IN Republican Leaders
and Office holders, that drove tue people
il to the Reform NOV, ment one year sgo,and
now that it Las resulted in the break my
up Of olitical rinst and railroad m i,iop .
lIes, aud In the adoption of system al
economy in the management of our Stale
affairs that has already relieved the people,
in the way of taxation, hundreds of thou
sands of dollars, se do net ndsr that
those assembled in convention last Sa.ur
day we're su enthusiastic in their determ H.
ALTON to CRY forward III banner of re
fern to o,her and completer victories
ami it is needless for us " predict + at The
tick, put forward by this convention will
meet with the hearty support Of all those
in favor Of honesty and eco omy IN tae
infringement of our State affair-
The conyention u AS call-i t. order hy c.
Schmidt, Chairman of ihe Re orm County
Convention, ut 2 O'Clock p. NJ. ami Hon
Ii 5. Pirrpunt Wis clio on chairman of
tine Convention. On taking tine chair, NJ
Pierpont thanked the member. Of the con
vrntion tor the homer they had conferred
dn him by choG.ing him It. preside over
them un =" inp.n tant AN occasiCu, aud
urged rms necessity that all SHOULD act
Without bre, without prejudice, Tor the
Good OF Reform aud the z Of of tie cuu ty.
NJ. Richard Donovan VIA, then elected
secretary OF tue cunyeDtlUn, AID a commit
and y. igner, aup",4tei ~ the CHAIR ou
CREDENTIALS.
After examining IT," Credentials, ..bicl,
took up considerable t.ni-, the Commits, e
,-pcrted 81 a. lrgates rrrsrnt. each t"w.r
being represented ty the same delraat' a-
in the A-srmby Convent ms
Gre depti.i-, Mr.. Jos. Finch Was chosen
ans strnt secre tary, ana Fr Il. Becker and
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honor to run. Ne d,j mr., nra,.. T., ha
IN ADLER man than Mr. RAM, W.T., h.,
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promise, If elected +, WORT h,n..tIv a.,
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represented I'm. WIS K form. not a
parlisan convention. and H., believed rh,.
lion of the delegates woull SHOW III. r.
= cuguitIun OF the fact, Party lines are
b.ccmiug obiit.rar.d- Tn. n.,nI. ,i,m,,a
Integrity an, co,sn,..pcx. rather than !.
-ery.le ali,ria,c. 10 mari, m their rui1 q
servants. Tn. men nominated h ere TO day
should be men ii whom The p.oI le III br
proud: meu who will eerye the reo,t
faithfully, and whom ,bs p..uul. will ,u,-
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Railroaa but ,ha, he did in th.t dir, cti,y
was fairly and squarely done. and non lie
did not own a dollar in any rallycad In
rega:d TO the Issue between the railroads
and the people, he said the people should
And shall control the corporations they have
created. Corporations were the creatures,
the people the Creators, aud the creator.
should always control tile creature. The
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