The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05

we denounce the failure for all these eleven
make good the promise of the legal tender notes. which
are changing standard Of value in the han2s OF the
the pshted faith Of the nation VI
xc W. deno%nGe the len which in eleven
taxes thirteen times the whole amount Of the legal ten
ger ger notes ant sq9andered four times this sum in use
t fss without accommodating any reserve for
We deIounce the financial imbccty and immortality
made no advance toward resumption no preparation
Sr BY Masng and exnans
to has
AZ such hindrance we denounce the resumption
clause Of the act Of 1915 and here demand ts repeal
lie economies BY Official retrenchn,ents and by lnan
cia Policy WHICH shall enable the nation
to met call
Se, s0 sae well devised and above all
to competent hands for execution creating
e pSc na Sf nna n i
vaster machinery of credit by which ninety five per
open pnbc and inspiring general condence
would from the day of its adoption bring healing on its
wheels Of commerce manutactures and the mechanical
S Of and in all
THE TARIFF AND TAXATION
Reform IS necessary In the and mode Of federal
be M ss 9
ts eSed nearly four articles
cs ay 1sns se
it has Impoverished many industries to substitute few
Aercan labor it has degfaded Amsrcan cocrce
from the first to an inferior rank the high it
st E malt !s eoe
strucs the process of production wastes the fruits
ct it aH ers smuggling snS.hes
W. demand that ali CUSTOM house taxes shall be only
for revenue. Reform is necessary in the scale of public
sF 1n sixty %afg a "G 5 a
@ E e nne nnSrs n $780, onI G
rency in ls7oor in one decade from less than " rcr
that sum for the federal go;ernmsnt a!"nS We de-
from every officer Of the government.
wse Of pe sns e ! iSp 10 , :.
hundred millions Of acres upon railroads alone and out
than one sixth directly to .ers Of the soil.
MoSGoLIAS BUSINESS.
Reform il necessary to correct the omissions Of Re
ploaey which have stripped our felow-ctizsns Of for
cen birth and kindred races rrcrossng the Atlantic OF
brethren the Pacific t" the incsrsions Of
s s grSE T"g ss
az bsing neither to the rati1ns Of Pro
n"s hs o !" we thus sr
crds the German and olerates the re-
for Immoral purposes and Monaghan men held to per
firm seryiie labor contracts. and demand such nfoh
legislation by congress within constitutional limitarion
As shall prevent the further importation of the Mouo
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Reform is necessary and can only he effected by MAX
above Tic two false issues with Which the otceholdns
S fas Hn the ,y Ra in SEEK to smG5er e
: s Ta S1 s"S'H %hc Ss e
Enlistment and support belong exclusively the
ished from S',er foundation. and is resolved 10 main
n fa cr with9 y r NY class St
the false issue BY which they seek to light the dy
tied in i'm
dlvs'ble republic and common destiny.
ely1L SERVICE REFORM.
pr H as the s5v service experience
lnent is not possible if its civil service be subjcc,
be ?ew: Of party ? 1 is,ea a. ' "f
posts Of honor assigned for proved competency and held
patronage should neither be fax upon the tine Of ali
Y 9 pnhG men, nor an instrument Of their ambition:
work out no practical or sautary reform.
OFFICIAL RESPONSIBILITY.
the e nnnc is sry ysn in the shcr Of
.!Mds.> Senators Representatives Cabinet Officers: and
of @s but iry ar: puSc c
trusts When me aan3ls OF this republic show the dis
marKetns his Es' ru iast as
presiding officer: three senators proting secretly by
committees Of the late osr Representatives exposed
aTces IN the pubic accounts late attorney general
nisappropratirg public funds: secretary of the navy
fy his r" off
bass;dor England censure.l in dslonurablc specu!,-
conviction upon trial for guilty Completely in frauds W"
on the revenue; secretary of war impeahe for high
ton is complete the 1irs step reform must he the
Rsoplss voce OF honest men from another party lest
polite. and lost Ivy making change of men party
Mc Ca" s no n r a nc m All
sr r OF ue oy the rsppbf ran
but their reforers voted down in convention and
dsp:.ccd from the cabinet ihs party's Of honest
ejvc r"son"a c'nand Change Of the sy Ft"ns:u
change Of administrations change of parties; that
may haIea change Of members and men.
MINORITY REPORT
was also submitted which denounced the re-
sumption act and demanded it's repeal, but
made no promises Of future resumption
Gen. Ewing took the floor and spoke for
five minutes in support of the amendment as
the voice OF the imitation, or greenback elc-
ment. Zen. Ewing was frequently applauded
and an effort made to have his time extended,
but, obstinate objection being made, the
chair, amidst great excitement put the
motion to the convention and the time was
extended.
At this time the tumult in the galleries be-
came so great that the president threatened
to have them cleared, and Gen Ewing again
came forward and yielded the floor
Mr.. Dorsheimer, chairman of the committee
on resolutions, said he proposed to make a
! straight issue between hard and soft money
elf you want soft money give your votes to
the amendment, but if you want to leave to
hard money men some chance to carry their
States, then stand by the report of the COM
nitttee, which was a compromise so great
that a protest has been sent here signed by
every one Of the eastern Democratic States
and to which have put my own signature. !"
f.! Mr.: Voorhees, arose to reilly When dozen
members endeavored to get the floor, and the
confusion became general A delegate from
Kansas moved that the galleries be cleared
and another delegate moved to table the
motion. The Kansas gentleman denounced
the conduct Of the disturbers as disgracetul