Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-06
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q. a. HARDWOOD, li,Or ftorfietor.s
THURSDAY MORNING.. no Usr. sia1s.
FOR CONGRESS-.
1llss Dtsrnlel,
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RssolssS. That ~ rolsf With plids @ the
record q tAs Rsp1h lisaa party, uhiek aarins
the past foastesa yssss hos 6sen The rseosd
Of the Aatisn. preserving 4 intaat A.nidst' M.
preeedeatsd dangers 1fen 49, Within md
without, securing peaceful settlsns1t 81
d.ngersas sstans lsaents With sorelen pow-s
ers bringing order out Of Seonfasion eoIv-
ing peacefully The dineslt qusstioas arisinx
out Of tho conflicting interests OF diassent
sections and classes, adaptinR itself TO the
cxixsnciss and demands Of tAs people 6
rs they have arisen defsadins the inisrssts
Of the people against the bardensome opprss-
sions Of moneysd nonoPoliss, sad oonstantiy
ness. s "a
Second. Tha& whHe The Repsblieaa party
has afforded the people . ssle and populae5
currency, Of equal aad uHifern worth 1.
every portion Of oar country, and white 10
point with satisf.etion . its record and sao-
Compliments In this respect, which have
contributed to tho puhic credit, Sad enhanced
the individual and collective prosperity Of
tho whole nation, no fayo1 such additional
legfslatio1 - shall make national banking
freq 10 81, under just and equal laws, with
proper restrictions, which laws shall DO based
upon tho policy cf sPeoio resumption Ut such
timo - is consistent With tho material and
industrial interests Of tho country, 70 the end
that the volume of currency may DO regulated
by the laws Of trade. 4 5a <s5
Third. That undor tho Consultation OF tho
United States. C..ngress has power to rceu-
latc commerce among the States, whether car
ried by railroads or otherwise, and IN tho
exercise Of that pOwcr may and should joeie-
9ase So rs to prohibit, under suitable penalties.
cxtort:on, unjust discrimination and other
oppressive acts on tho part If either persons
or corporations engaged in such commeroe.
Fourth. That increased and cheaper modes
Of removing the products Of tho West TO the
eesboard markets, hayo within tie past year,
justly received tho serious attention Of Con-
gress. aad should be deemed living issues in
tho approaching congressional election. ;.
Fvth. That tho action Of Congrcss, at it,
last session. in the adoPtioa Of measures fol
the carly and permanent improvement az the
Mississippi river throughout its entire len 9Th
meets tho hearty approval Of this eonvcn.
lion. E.-.5, 80 -,
-S;xsh. That Tie reduction Of tho estimated
expenses Of the government for the coming
hscal year, to the amount of 81, 200, 900
shows that tho Republican party, on CUES.
lions Of retronohment and economy 10 carry
ing out in good faith its repeated pledge to
THE people.
SeUe.sh. That the course Of the Republican
party, in Investigating corruption in Office
wherein it has endeavored TO measure out
equal and exact Justice to all, sparing neither
friends nor foes, is an earnest that the faith
Of the party is pledged to the promotion Of
the best good Of the civil service of tho
country. and meets our hearty commenda-
tivn.
kesolre'', That the Republican party Of tue
First Congressional District, reposing full
confidence in the ability and faithfulness with
which Hon. Mark II. Dunnell has served tho
people Of tho State, discharged every duty
and responded to every call from his constitc-
cnts, hereby declare that our confidence in
him is still mistaken that be has proved an
a3'e and efficient representative, and is de-
serving Of our sincere thanks and we hero
by pledge to him our earnest, united, and
hearty support.