, 1874-02-26
much difference botwoon ohattol slavery and tax
alton blAyory. Tint ia

was on account Of tloir Influence TINT tic Anti
Monopolista woro organized; Ihcro nro many
men In tho Nopqbitean n@rty '' Who aro like ono
ought to got out.
THE coNMlrrEE oN CREDENTIALS nEronT
Mr bpangler, Of 3nclanan, from tho Com
mttao on ofedentas omt9aa H9toa report so
1nR tnat sStS.1ouF couHtieh "eF9 represented,
ahd in all 4l4 delegates present. Tho report was
recoiVoa anu tio committee oleohargod
1no oommls.eo on, Gu o.x,x,.
u, rEnMANENr st ORGANIZATION 11E ,,.
n MADE tho 1o1owlhE iopoIt For PRESIDENT,
Lnomas 1 a nrltcao1 o. aolx; tposiaonts zen.
49, H.. ~ ~ o1141T'' - enGra"1. ~ ."'
0oi. Ellsworth, Of Hardin. Jamos o1ioy, Of Itnn,,
s. & p Eyans' Ey of Wapelo gol; James Eboosk Of
Smeltzer, Of Wcbstor Secrotarias. J: III. Woart,
OF Buchanan. and ". A. Fultner, of Fremont.
THE PnEs1DENT.
Senator Mitchell, OIL taking tho chhir, WAS
thank you for tho honor. Asking your intlu1.
genco, I an ready for tho pleasure Of tho Con-
ve9tion." ,m = ,v., n,..,,
o.. ~ mutioa ol -. =. nal1ef1 @ u! n!oomnoia} tho
ounsenHon ptocoeaeo wisn W! tno nnhlness q u
ganlxatlon. IN motlon OF Mr. .;SmolLzer. OF Neb.
ater, the delegations. from each Congressional
ruE srArE CENTRAL Goun1rrEE.
m.teS a. appointed es empowered to elect ss
and elooted aa nombcrs OF tho State Central
Committee: First District. Frank Brown, Of
Thirj. 7 n. Weart Of Buchanan: Fourth + a
Crosby. of D1aok Hnvk: Fifth. Z. D. Nelson ef
Tamn S,1th r. % r. n aates ~ t.snor. ' Saxan'tH Hi
Bishop, Of Union; Ninth, O. Il. Jackson, Of
etsonS; Hn sf,ort uss thop made to elect ob,izm,n
of tha Htnte f!nntral COMMITTEES. Int the Convcn.
ton ii ~ decidcd d to lesyo That to tho Committeo
ADJOURNMENT.
n M 0S>
EVENING SESSION.
,,p;ais' erEey % 1nea u W oens oc.
Tho GomiItoo ON Rcsolutiop4' ,vbmittna 'tG tha
following
In order to define our uo.ition. VA. in conr,nt,on
assembled, submit to . canid rubio 10 basis Of our
political action, tho following resolutions:
property. md TINT fewcr md simpler sws fsitnfal!
x e;s n s n nc.
and to that end we demand honesty, economy, md
Th;rdEThat va c 1opua,ate thu docrno tbat 10 III,
y1coru belong tho eIoflo but nntcad thercof M are
in favor Of truo system Of Clvil-Scryico reform.
making honesty and capacity tho only valid ciana for
plSa IoMyhTSat IL protective t. va reeop0,zs
monopoly, and we .fo therefore onnosed To- It. End
tint wo demand froo iron, acoi, salt, iumbar, and
WOODEN faDr1cp md that tarfH al tmportationG ia
1usttGAblo for roycnuo purposra nnty
Fffh-That ali cornorn1ona. arr srbIert In 1eo3s1a.
tiyo control: that thogo created by ConGrosa nGouid
be restricted and controlled by Oongrose, and thnt
those 1luder State laws shon1d ho suhIt IN TIN cnnfrn
Of the s.ato creating them thst Wills Wo rocos
nizo tho value Of raIlroadv. md viii in, Iii
proper wsys encourage thcir construction, 5c Wills
euioyinR valuable frsuchsos they shold fnar thcir
full burden Of taxation, and 1ccoive gu tho capital in
1ested no moro than Just md lawful Interest, and
should charge only just and equitable rate for trans
putttou ei@tn rht rhu ia.'4 ~ t.uo. ,,,
banttmo aystc m vii c1tcn IT, hcnct,is ~ W. ns UI
people, an1 thus destroy monopoly no1 cnioyed by
sfavorcd fev.
sesfn'A-That ~ ar' onposet all greats Of 1.nds
wnaI ~ Is t et, 81 a Inc pubic aome n'a sacred
~ E,nht6NIThat tha nrr,endrd r.nc., NJ III, n,cr-
salary law sftor tbs apnronration Of the Rrab 10Th
hefore and aftsr services performed BY many members
Of Congress-, and tho failure to appJ to tho prcsden
la gross tcand upon tho pnEe Ard nothing short Of
an an unanaheo repeal WILL sauafs tho just aonanu' or
o d.,v N. ,,t.ooa n...,,,tv =, a..t.
nnh1ie nsronaoc ana d dcmsna Xxx al nnbIic worf