, 1874-08-27

integrity n otclA trusts, Just projection Of 1ndl.
tc.l reform 4 svery department q liz pnbls ssryce
honesty distributed burdens aud honostly sxsrctaed
poSe sa 's' Thss sbs po~sr. o, III. osuer. Govern.
moet the e1isla Of e;vI! war and reeon.tructlon.
pubc dcbt should b reduced moi spasnodically but
gradually snd aurdly and in way Tint viii not bur.
that any and al schemes q taxation Devised 10 moot
"a "a. oxtrsor.nnry demand .houd 10 modified acoard-
sEes III to a' .sasss s;as,' I'D 81 :es Il: :sf IT,: s %
to times Il walls, irrsaalsfty and con,slon mist
ba sa my u se. sna a'psss
aLot,l4 b capacity and integrity In aiaeharaa ot tho
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record md sccomp1ianmont in ILL regard, aud
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mako Naona Dsnius foo as 1T @ uader sase
sonsstnt Viii he industrial intsres. Of the county,
70 the end that the volume Of currency may bs regu
Sste1id-That whilo I'll necessary wants Of ssate
Govern ment would bs supplied by reasonable Just,
and uniform taxation, sho labor and productive of
employment aud malntainancs of Too many
!lee-holdors Hcncs Il leconea 10 duty
aud maks such revision Of tho laws Of The stae as to
provide mora economical administration Of Btato and
county otees We ata opposed 70 al o'eia gratult,ea
sSTdSS.. ~! Tho Rs1l ct aoysrn%sn @ IT,, nc. 20
seeuro lhonesy and purity IN the ranl!s, sor.
pary IN institatina nve.!saten. of eorrsplson in
oee, spartnR neither frtcnd nor fos End demand
sh sa a hc,na w Gng to r
faa 10 properly aceount for them. En,bszztmen. d
FoaTh-T6at iii railroad eorporatlona of The State
src the creatures of Ito Legislature aud We duty
of that body 10 aab51et them o such *ise anM npas-
from oxtoriion and vii. secure the TRANSFORMATION Of
n'eeclandias md passengers at reaaonaels m rates;
s,ses is imporativeiy operative demanded, 10 ~ to provent
monopoly OF useful inventions and at ne tatno tto
give proper encouragement and remuneration 10 In
s,sth-Thst tbs present policy, Of dealing With tha
Indians ha. fsileato afford aaeau.te protection to
Tie Indian Bureau to The control of tho Var Dspass-
1nent.
in repeating tho net known Tho Dack-pay lar. md
favor ameudmont to ths National rnnstitnou
which .ha forever prohibit any oonaFess tl~' settling
Eighth-That drankcuness IL one Of tho grestcet
curscs OF modern society, drmorazinR everything It
touches, imposnR fearful burdens Of taxati0n upon
the people, fruitful brceder Of pauEcris1n and
crime mud worker Of ev and only eyil continually;
lIece IN favor es such legislation both general
uai in destroying that eGi). .
Ni,sk-That we sejoice With cltlzcns reading on tho
oSa3e cce as in thh latb aeciBnb Of United 6tntes
Circuit Court IN their favor and point TO- that decision
evidence that tho rightR Of she people are aAfe In
tht hands nf The Courts.
Tenth-That the unNritton lnw enacted by the tx-
ample OF the father of his country, In declining re-
election to tho Presidential term. IL - contracting NJ
though was Incorporated In tie Naoual CouatItu-
ton, mud ought never 70 ba violated.
Etepf1th-Thnt the public ,andB Of tbs United
g.ates be saereo!y held for tho nso and beneht II
actual fsttlers ard condenn and disapproyc Of any
further grants Of The public domain 10 railroad or
other cnrl,orat!onB.
At tho night session Goy. Thomas A. Osborn
was nominated for Governor on tic second ball
lot.
Tho Convention is still In session, and will not
conclude lta lsbory til tomorrow.