The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-06-25

lPsspssAiass sfsae oeder co.ssy
= rs @6f IN .os.l,ss
A.. bfoaopo p.ity Of d ~ coa
| y ! . the part Hou last 8
ariy scoordi 70 caii. sor the pdE-
pose of selecting delegates TO the
State, Congressional and Jsdici.I
dominating Conventions. The meet
ing was called 70 order BY Jesse Pig
OF who, On motion. was elected chair
man; F. Fl. Williams, OF the MechAn-
icsville Press, being chosen Secreta-
| ~.
A committee upon credentials was
appointed, WHOSE report as sdopeed
embraced delegates who were not
present and whose names had even
been used without permission or sa-
thority. The delegates present from
the township represented u all were
q follows:
Pioseer-Thos. Andre, F. Fl. w J.
hams, VIM. Piper, Jas. Leech.
Gent~-C. Rush, W. J. Kiser, s.
W. Cnpliver, s. Waop,~r.
Sugar Oreek-Calvin Lindsay, N.
Port
RooRessr-L. Jennings.
Lina-M. Counts, Joseph Down
ing.
Cass-Geo. Diltx.
AprinaeeM-Jaoob Geiger. J. Lich.
tenvalter,A. Whitney.
FGxsisgtonJ Weaver, Jesse
r. Hilderbr.nt c. 7. Hedges.
Il win be seen that only eight out
Of the seventeen townships in Cedar
county were represented by proper
" socredited delegates; however,
Mr.. Henry Ws,len, OF fairfield, Mr..
Jhon Graham, Of Red Oak, aud !
gentleman from Dayton, who happen
ed to be present, were BY vote au-
thorized to represent their respect
i've townships.
After Organization, the convention
adjourned until afternoon. Upon re-
assembling, the FIRST business WAS the
report Of the Committee on Resoiu-
tions, - follows:
In order 10 dcfine our position we In con-
ventiOn assembled submit to candid public
- ha.is Of our political ftion, the following
L That ihs primary object Of . free Repab-
q persons aad propssty. sad that lew and
simple . lc.: 1.sshfuiy sdn nister,d will best
-nd TO this end We demand honesty. ecoao-
m; a1a Pssst 1900 e Sss, y. iiis a., 80
&c -.c.Ssx sss..asg Us .s,s.i;s, Ius instead
thereof We are In 6sW of > true ~ stem 0f civ-
IL e. ss s. e e.s ne rs and
1 mat in protective tari9 we recognise
amneopoay. and We are opps.sd 70 Il. and
iansee, WOODEN asAd c,tson fabrics and that .
tariff On fnpssrfs lustaAlsos tbr revenue
s TIT III corporations susAori.sd oy ,.v
arc subject 10 iegislatlye ceotrul, that ikSsne
authorized by Authority Of he Tinted States
should be restricted and oontsoIied ~ Con-
gfeaa, and that those authorised BIZ state
law, should be Restricted and coutsoII6d With
in the ststs ast i0Tixing them, tnat white
We recognize the value OF Rail Roads and
vxftt In a.
chises they sisSuia besr their full and equiia-
bic peuspurtiO1 o1 the basaeus a = xazsion like
all other property. and receive On the capital
invested no more than . yust and "a uftabfe re-
turn and 70 This essd should charge ooiy uni-
ssrm and equitable rates for traasportation
:. That We favor such nodiaeAtioas of our
Neancsa! sysee.n - VII extend 80 hcctN4x y,
the whole peOpie. and thus destroy mono
aSr s q 4. a.ss.s f. s.n Ih..
law and instead thereof demand greenbacks
dirsse fsn therreasary q the Uniied STATE.
esa.s.ssis e bonds s. s1 inter-. me not IT
exeesdlng per cent per .anurn.
- nilroa6so roeher cuspossttoas, sssd believe
THAI WHIST 10 teH of the public donnain should
~ hssd .asrsd for The SEXUAL settler.
graf bosh besors and amer :ssssess persnsm ss
ssspis e e ne :a me ssS ::
On tie psbiie, and nothing sknrt q an IN.
qnsatned repeal will sstisfy the just demands
= that We deneance the aa,ary grab od tn.
mslsssr ard smpioyee 30 Cor ihe session
part Of our fundamental Law liking il nj 81 pc
day, 49, that We demand its Immediate Re
peal and general reduction Of the galarie
ne areia favor u 20 sneodin9 oar state q
suinsion: thai shall nx the compensation
That IL The corrupt Tammaay steal tn
CREDIT Anbiiier fraud, the Congressional ssl
airy swind1e anAs o11e3Al emhsxslenae nes m
the hundreds n other c0mbip stiOns, steals
nAu1e and swtndles by which Iem0crati
ard nepubiicsa iegisiatsss loegresumsn an
ONCE holders have enriched themselves d.
fFauA ID tlso ODantTy and impCveYtshed III
action, and the importanca of uniie1 ef7brt
and cordially invite al men of whatever cuII
ing buAiness. trade Or vocAttSn regardless q
past political views, tO join US In rernovin
the eviis thAtso seriously affect o. nil.
The resolutions were acted uup
singly, and al adopted without dis
senting vote.
The Convention then proceeded i
the selection Of delegates to repre-
sent the county IN the several nOsni
mating conventions. Committees wer,
appointed 70 nominate delegates, ant
ell were chosen ~ returned ,as follows
/ Stats COevasstioa--Jscob Geigsr
Peter Hilleb1nt, Jesse Pigot, ID. A
DiItz, Joseph Weaver
judicial GDare,.sion-Peter lille
brant, Jesse Pigot, 10 Downing
Isish Dosne, T. Andre, Sam'l. Wamp
Ter, J. Jennings, Lewis Raber, 0
West Branch.
Congressional G0noeation-Jsco!
Geiger, Joseph Weaver, Jesse Pigos
Jos. Downing, Sam Wampler, Lev
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