River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-22

FourthIn the nrst act Of Congress egned by Presi.
sSi AMIN, " fS s " st1S ~ @ t
% public creditors snd solemnly pledged IS faith 20
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prosperity public morale snd national credit demand
tha THIS promise 10 faned by continuous and steady
Tih- adef the constitution ne President md heads
seHie L 70 svsr and e Consent % ire sppoinnsa,s
and ne h9tse q representative + % accuse and prose
service demand thar these distinctions be respected that
senators ana kepr@epiaiiyss who may Be ildges and
invaiahe rulu ff appointments should have reference
"a the Honesty Naey and 3paeity of me appoiniees
sni yior ~ ltnirtrs,ion relires is polrv 10 ~ f
resented bur permitting az others o b. ned b per
service ard ~. reh 81 I'll persons % sssye n the eeno
q ronaor,sg ilitt fal salyiee g ihsi soasty
geop,s coneeEnias Political anaiIs lld VII hot ~ pge
piutcen r. all pl2.sliree, q sl wAo htt-ay oaela!
'gas's eaall ha syse9E ta0sqnef lna uesraLlng
sele2,h-ssIhe pubic sShe@ tgsiein q nc seyera
with viev 70 % security aga rtrnancnce We rfcum.
saa Pr atasgelaSnt g KS G z tNe ln,ied
goperiy t9r tha heaggt Of any caoals or institutions
Lirhth-Thc reycnus necessary for eurren. expend
'nlc lri ne Obligations q 'he public debt mus be
IN i ross his ssii. " adjusted % rron,o ne iptcT
es,s q abef ami al arcs The prosperity u ms Whele
Ninih-.Ye re- lfatm our erpesiton % further er1ns
cihf pubhe irN3 ~ corpotlfiUn. anA m0ncpolcg ind
lemand thst the national domain BE- devoted t. free
tcnt6-lt ne imperative duy of,hs governmen, se
,hs ~ same prtlcc,,pn ~ n ~ aoJ * W. 3Spifd
Amefga citizen that 8 gycn 20 The nlilt horn and
mar a Necessary hw should he passed % protect emit.
grant IN tine absence power IN ihe states Tor that puf
Foventh--p :, me lp,prd,l,r ar,r ~ eor.,es, 20
nly Investigate ,hH effect Of tb0 inungreil1n and I'm.
P1Hluun "a Mprs"iaus upon the morals aud material
TWeii61 tbc RePlkcan r.itv 81, W. sim spprov
| OIL The substantial adypnce rethunv made toward the
PStSS,e Ss f s "Rsa " se e @.R
uon m the laws which c9ncgrn thq persopal and prnr
apponiment aud election u wemen 70 the eupeuntepd.
ence q educluon harcs and other public trusts. Inc
rights and pgi neegs aud umunltcs should be treated
With rrspe ful consideration
sovereign row cr over INC territories 81 no ncd States
ur their government and n toe c1errse Of this pow 81
exuFpste N the territories that relic ofar6aris pol,
gsny md We demlnd such lositaton le shall secure
ihls bhd the supremacy Of American institutions In 81
Fourteenth- rie pledges which the newton has srep
10 our soldiers and sailors must he fulfilled The Crate
ful podpe yin ala rs hold thar vho pcrrd thelf its
tur the countss prcsr,ation IN the kndcst rcmem
Fifteenth I'VE aBcefe'y dcprecite on secti~nsl feel.
| US We therefore not. vim deep spcltude nat the
ncmgcraiiC raftt counts Us chief hope Of Aucces
npon the electoral vote bf De united South secured
Ieukh W t'lIs ei ihgse h3 sste ie.eniy aiiay "a
% the country 90 The grau truth that snccess thus
achieved would re9pcn sectional strife md ureil the
svfeeptb-1we charge ibe Srmocratic n,rtv with, e
rs No sans y character End eplrii aswhen It sympa
| tlhed Wltf TREASON With making rs control Of fine
House Of Representative The triumph aud the 0ppoftn
apPlsndins In 6e uiSp,I c5poi re septSsots II mn
55 TsgsR Hs sps g9e soldiers ig to The
faith Of the government; with heing equally false ard
mhocle upon the oyershadQVing qucttionsof Che day
management and obstruction Of r1 cEhZRtinn with
Ike sc hdn-e ~ 9onsfsss feri, ipetr,sa ,o a., i,
minister the government We warn thr country aganst
trusting party thus alike unworthy fecre8ut and In.
| seytnieenih Tho administration merits commend
atipn fur is honorable work in the management II do.
rrstic end foreign affairs, and President Grant deserves
the continued and hearty gratitude of the American
people luf his patriotism and his services IN war and n
The platform was adopted unanimously.
THE NOsnNAuoNg
The names Of candidates were then pro-
| posed, and as the successive nominations
we're made, the cpnyentlopl loudly applauded
Mr. kellogg, Of Connecticut, nominated
| Marshall Jewell
e. w. Thompson, Of Indians, presented
| The name Of Oliver 7, Morton, seconded by
| Alr Pinchback, Of Louisiana.
Gen Harlan, Of kentucky, nominated
| Beni. II Bristow, and proceeded at some
| length 10 state his public record, being ire
| quently interrupted by cheers
The nomination was seconded hy Judge
| Poland, OF Vermont, Geo WIN Curtis. al
New York and Richard II Dana, Of Msssg.
| Chusetts.
| Col Robert Ingereoll, of Illinois, presented
the name OF James g Blaine amid loud and
| long continued cheering.
Roscoe Conkling and Rutherford r. Hayes
aud others were nominated, aud the conYen.
ton adjourned.
The convention re-assemllel ON FRIDAY,
and proceeded with the
FRsr BALLOT
The total vote cast was 752 necessary lo a
choice, az Blaine received 2S5, BristoH ia
Morton l24, Conkling99, Hartant s., Jew
ell ~, Hayes 81, Wheeler 3
SECOND BALLOT;
Blaine 29e, Brstow ia. Conkline "a.
Hsrtranit 90, Hayes 81. Waahburne !.
Wheeler 3, Morton leo
THIRD BALLOT
Blaine 293, Brisfow i2i, Copkms 10.
HutTanit s., HAYES ~. Morton lls, Wash
buTne !, Wheeler 2
FOURTH BALLOT
Blame 292, Bristow .12s, Conklng 81. Nor
ton lgs, Hayes %, Haftranit ~, Waahhurne
3 Wheeler2
riFTu BALLOT
Blame 295, Brisiow IA, Conkhng g. Har-
trsnu 50, Hayes l0i, Morton 95 Wsshtgrne
3, Wheeler ?
SIXTH BALLOT
Blaine DOS, BristUg III, Morton s.. Couk.
ling 81, HAYES ll3, Hartrnit 80, Wheeler ?,
WaghhuIne {
GEvbsTH BALLOT
The Chair announced the vote ~ ioll9ws
Total number i56, necessary 20 choice $40,
Hayes 3Si, furious and continued applause
which crowned the music OF the band Blaine
35l, Bristow o. h i Hayes, Of The state Of
Ohio having received a majority II al the