Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-12-24
The CHICAGO PRIBU n E
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great Presidential Campaign will soon com
mence. Ihat struggle vii! determine whether the
Government OF the United States shall continue
to be administered by the party which preserved
It from ACKNOWLEDGMENT, or by the men who en-
deavored to destroy or refused to help save it. in
order that Slavery might be maintained.
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THE TRIBUNE'S PLATFORM
On the leading measures before the public THE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE holds the following views be-
lleving them to be right as well as Republican:
1. A eform of the Currency, making it as
stable and good as gold and silver without injury
to the debtor classes.
2. Reduction of direct State, and indirect Ma
tional Taxation.
penditures; no Bonnties or Subsidies of Public
Moneys for Private Schemes, or Payment of Rebel
Losses out of the National Treasury.
d. An honest maintenance of Public Credit
and Condemnation Of liquidation in any form or
shape.
s. State Control and Supervision over Common
Carriers and Corporate MonopOlies not to oppress
them, but to protect the people.
o. Exposure and Punishment Of all Official
Corruption and Frauds on the Revenue. Let no
guilty man escape
z. Honest and Fit Men for all Ohices-givinp
good Unionists preference former Secession
lists.
g. Sovereignty Of the Union in all National Mat.
tiers; State Rights and Independence in all Local
Matters.
O. Election of President by direct vote of the
People, without the clumsy and dangerous inter
ventiOn of Electoral Colleges which NAV some day
cause Civil War.
10. Constitutional Amendment prohibiting a
division of the Public School Funds Of any State
for Sectarian Purposes.
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ny excellent features of THE TRIBUNE, on which
is based its claims a superior
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