, 1874-08-27
POLITICAL,
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tContlnued from First Pnso.)
them; II h.s esal.fe wisely for tho development of
cur a6nndat resourcos; It hhs been liberal III the en-
for o unfortunate; j las reraistentjy euitiysted
latter civilization. aud there Is 10 ,nalgnant hand
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keps devn s,ssaa IN yeon, an +, steadily rea9e
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ionontu, th,t tho mission Of he iioratlican rary
onde when ~ ars polluted to political organization
hentive il il patrietis; but Isl u long ~ il isa.s i.
other PARTIES - It tns loo III Tho aat. and au a
on es f M. q e.
we ca' discover 10 reason for surrendertug tla tcaa
Of power Into tha llan'ls Of party whore iaa. pue
grace its ananeisl credit, snd 10 ieuva o aovsrnmont
On ths vesy brink q atssoaten, and whie! made Us
e a = 4, s M q m s soRs a
nare,faced, sna shaineless coalition sver known
IL tug history Of partes. formed a9lely and
nnancia record Of the Republican purity. .liko in he
Natiou md the Bssse, We confidently ehai!engc eon-
e sr R sns ssss @h re, IT. Yas s @
ths imrrovsaent x liz aasionsl credit accompanied
e5pentisuse,n III administering .he Government, With
alt this our materia Interests and general prosperity
ssS esst sss ~ nS s 1 efs sa
nepublcaa management hss secured 10 ssme bless-
sss: ''oi S' 's!s
roeple Gucatio, public .aorss .nd liz ysrlcs
tsanchea Of Industry have been fosterea cri.ne has
been ropresaeA sunerug aeylated, aud tho uniortus
nata provided for. L1rAa anl important improve
cna have been projected and LII process Of COM
pelou, and every Batt ntereat haa been generously
sty M il o1esy department of ii. Stats dosesnnent
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regard il uoyt.ble that aee sd patriotic repre-
ciea u 70 what ware peoner remedies IN strcam-
stances wherein theY were without specific precedencs
for We naoTse M was .nd us TIC
il tbs gresubsess and National Dsuk notes clreuat.
M hosotoiore srisng ii he United sates, saving =.
does the pecie, directly aud inirecsy. many millions
Of 5oars snnassy ov'i tue ea sso Gsnt sysm III
view te resumption Of speeie payment, 70 tue and
Of the Government may 10 equivalent ID n iike
amounta Throughout thu commercial world. We he.
.4ss Sxs Tint tSa en51 e. qsasF ans :n n9 oss3
lam Of demand, and we aenounco repudlatlon IN
md Il bo ita
spirit. VIC would not forgot the caiMs Of tho colored
people Of the South 20 the natou fo.tcripg cara and
protection. WFosted from their n1Acrs control, with
freedom conferred upon then by tho Government %
measure aud In sil Of tls uulon cause given tho
to themselves, but Of protection to the uation It u
now the h!gh duty Of The Government, from which It
eannot shret without neFfn md ssefTns The
the rska Mn rryiieEe4 Of tls enforced citizenBh!p
Their ignorance !: Ssh.ir fault. Errors q theory
fralt. q t''slr sot1.sr saslased sondiltoa. TIo
Government sssumed The responsibility for Tho
sy rsssng from thea. ssht, *hsn saa nri1i,ass, i9asa
Of citizc1s W appeal to tbs National Government,
the good name aud far fans q tho nation Is dear
tcal ghs, aud in thess peraous properly and nomes
and to provide for an1 them IN tho enjoyment
Of all educational advantages aud privileges.
Tho, following resolution was oiIofsd n .
minority report, but was not accepted:
Rcsolred, That VIC bcIcve = return 10 gold basis
should be speedily mado; that approve and adopt
tho prtncirea Of ananca embodied In the veto Mes-
ate currency bl and atrnl that part OF the thirteen
resolutions adoptsd a ths Naonai Republican Cor.
hea % .et as relating 70 tne fo
There vas great disgust manifested by tho
couttactiouista as tha tinauctal resolution, aud
they took no palna to Disguise It: It Was re-
garded as virtually triumph for Ferry, though
It was also conceded that tho ananciul
resolution was 1anuH-faced affair thst meant
just tho Interpretation that anyholy might
choose to put upon IT.
\ r.RE-RnAND.
Tho following resolution. offered BY n1r. Mol
con, Of kalamazoo County, the editor OF tlo
Resolutions. receiving hut two yotes, was then
presented aa minority report BY Alr. Nelson:
1tsclred. That NO believe return to- gold basis
should BE- spesdiy tnade, and approve and ADOPT .he
President Grant to what Is known the Senate Cur
rency bill and rearm that part OF tho thrtenth reso
hsG % at plsIsdophla In is1a. 1easing to o resumption
ct speclc payment.
The managers, seeing that tho resolution was
4 fre-brand, promptly rallied and voted down
tho obnoxious minority report, after which tho
MAJORITY REPORT WAs ADOPTED.
Tho result was received in sllonce. Tho result
Of tho vote for Attorney. loneral vns then an-
bounced. Ono hundred and sixty. eight yotcs
wero cast for Isaac slarston. the present ineum~
bG nd @ so Is 81 s l2n b sp spnoninsos ss M s assa
lion OF tho managers to reward Mr. Maraon for
boiling tho regular nomination OF tho Hon. john
r. Disga four yoara ago in the Interest Of
thc, Detroit aud Grand Haven ring,
carried cur OF threo Of tho best ofilcss
on tho ticket. It was doomed polite to throw
the Boy from tue Bay overheard, aud it was nc-
cordiugly dono With tho utmost Indifference,
quito Charncte4lattG to tue 6erGhcrou uynaAty OF
Detroit. hlr. 4. J. Smith, OF Cass County, re-
ccived 1856 votes. The result Of tho ahrewd mum
agement Of Reading Clerk Clisbeo. and tho fact
above stated as to tho northern tier OF countoa
bagelng 30 manv places GU tho ticket. Tho Con-
youtiou then reelected Postmaster Bingham, Of
Lansing, Chairman OF tho State Central Com
mitteo, and after so!ecting State Central Com
mitteo it adjourned in tho Qu;etest possible
manner. without any cheers or tho slightest evi-
deuce of onthuAiaata
THE TICKET
il regarded % very weak, and as the Granger
ele1nent has been completely ignorel by tho ring
matngors, 1t ia safe TO asalmc that they will not
support it with any degree Of enthusiasm, il in
decd they do not oppose 1t. Tho platform is 70
gartlsd o. weak, .xiahy.wasl!y af1air. aud tue
Convention adopted tho majority report Of tho
Committee without any debate, tho Offices bolng
considered tho only thing deserving any con-
Bidaratlon.
CURSES LOUD AND DEEP
haye been freely uttered by the Granger
element since tho Convention aajonrued,
/ but party tllBcipline, which il vlgor-
ous'y enforced in Michigan, is relied on to KEEP
them in tho ranks. Tho silence Of tho Commit.
tee aud Convention or, the question Of prohibti.
tion iH significant, aud meaus sitnply that tile
- u,thinrt aut