Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-07-06
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ftce e. Yields dTindl:ng rot yearly rising revenues
prohibits imports that might purchase the products Of
from the rt To- an saHT % nc ne
sS te Sc s1T nS 9 %
AVE- tnfs nsrs ,9 p5oSsss
Of sbo, rrSotes foscs sna .s
1s, s Ss
for Reform is necessary in scale Of public
and roa 3ur +
four hundred millions currency in 1906 our aggres.te
rcncy in is0-or in one decade Il OH, less than IS per
head to than SlS per head Since the peace the
people nave paid te their tax gatherers motc than twice
n'"HS % v;vnrn"s & MY ft sat sVHcrmnncnc aone W ue
OF % Is sc% to the
Of "a ana s
S;s tsh ; S
ha % oSe @ ce r na - M s Of less
MoNeoL1AS BUSINESS.
Reform Is necessary to correct tho omissions Of Re-
sgn birth a9d kindred recroesne the At.niic q
s
sss;Y ;sxs T. uhSs
Sya Of 5f M ce tde n amd toaes the re-
{or immoral pSrposss ana NSssoaa ssd to Pss
~ % f anb such od
legislation By congress within constntona limitation
Us sn sa ra prevent the further importation OF the Mongo
Reform is necessary and can only be effected by max
aSSye he two fase issues with when the
class and the party in power seek to sm9ther 1.-THE
Te in respect to the public schools Sf which the
ta stat s. and wHc the peoc1stc psfy = has e cher
ished from their foundation, and is resolved to main
o. or for
the false issue by which they seek to light the d
but ncw re &
di'isi''e republic and common destiny
asasal, os,L eans a w.. ioh .,'.., HnfonN: '.:,
hclor necessary. ~ the civil service experience
proves Una. cmcent ecnoGai M conduct 31 the govern
change every ection be price fought Sr Ut the
ast - De brief reward OF party ZEAL instead q
tor delty in the paic emoy: that Ike dsDensins @ Of
patronage should neither be tax the time Of all
Here again perrnances ntcst thc narsan ca
work out no practical or satrtary reform.
ro,, . enorlea:Aa ofrlclAL Ire kEsroSs,b,h1rf.
c n even IN the ghcT GRADES OF
Judges Senators, Kypresentaves Cabinet 0ticers and
nj Others In authority are the peoples servants Their
rss hcn hc ~ te %@ sy sfe M r"Gc Pic
grace and ccnsurc Ola Vice Presient late sneaker Of
the house Of representatiyes marketing his rulings as
he vutcs as law atcrs v 4ec ~
committees Of the late house Of efreprescntatve exposed
M puSc fnns secretary of Tx navx
enriched or enrices friends by percentages levied off
the profits OF contractors with his department. an en-
ton the rcscnts private sccretary bsrely escanne
conviction upon trial ior guilty conpcit in frauds up
crmes e snG esscd S war dor ngh
ion the first step in reform must be the
choice OF honest men from another party lest
poc and Sy naRas ns canee men e or psry
We can get no change Of measures and reform. All
Nv h rennbn Sar S eae o
~ REFORM confessed by the Republicans thenselves:
but their rsforme1s M are voted down in convention and
Voters Is power,ess to resist the m Scers it's lcadess
ana euiders:. Reform can c!y be had By a peaceful
may lave Change Of members and men. R' '""'
MINORITY REPORT
| wos also submitted which denounced Tho ro-
snmnt;on act and demanded ito rer.aoi h,,+
n,ade no nrom;ses of fntnre res"nntfo"' ""'
| I;en Ew;n1 tool +ha Hoor md sToI,e to.
6ve minutes p snnnort of the omardp~an+ os
the vo;ce of To ;1,ti.+;on nr nroonhaoi- e1a' ~
ment zen Fwnn , was tr,eone5St,v W an''Ianded %
and ~, stfort n'oda ~ H. +;r;ye aptomdaJ
h,,t -" ntst;ns+a oieot;",, ha;.n ,,,ado ~
cSa;;r S; oro;%st %rSat axc;ta,sss,,t '" ,,,,; the
,nnt;or 70 t%e c66nra,+;o,, a,,d the +?oe ,ras s
extandeG -''''''''' "''' '''0 '''40 "''
At th;s time +1,e +umu,t IN tho o,,,er;es No.
to have them cleared aid Zen Ew;nr aca;n
came forward and v;eIded the fioor "o'''
M norshe;mcr chairman of % he committce
on resolutions. said he nronosed to make a
Straight issue between hard and soft money
"If YOU want soft money give your votes 10
the amendment. but if You want to leave to
hard money me,, some cHonce to carrv Their
States. then stand by the report of the COM
m;tttee which was . comnromisa 81 great
that a protest has been sent here signed bv
every one of the eastern Democratic States
and to which have nut NV own SIGNATURE. -
Mr.. Vorhees arose to reilly when a 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
ana nslsteo on MS motlon. Inc chalr de-
cidea the motlon TO be out OF order and that
| MI: V0rhees had the moor.
mr., Vorhees salo ne served n0nce on the
gehtiemen that ne lntenoea 10 nold tne nool;
ne oened that the issue between haro anu
sot money Was Vas stanJ talsso ny ; sns Pssnt Psuset
anenomeh: am. s . ne stoo3 nor specie l%ytnIhn., EN-,
out 'oi ti;'t ! h.nu VI sleHfS P.y ;.II nien. ~.
| comes ny the return VI Wealth. ana prosperity
s.., a." s.vH, t,nn UNI ~ M ,and ~ ~,
lay , ioao" snS .caI & y; Ne" a;aaa." ~
lonS ls, anu eaoH tle II w. u'"s :.i'
anu -. 10. one, asstst d ,5 ;tS mss, WV;
'S sna%a es 81 sxn;te@St ~a and
| l.-:..- ..l.:.l> n. VCoAA...o., ol,
ensuea, oalnS Mnacn l Ms. " mat.elsom an a,o' ~
taneu tne noIt ahu aPpei:eu W - tIe 1oem, ar,
uon 10 STAND oy tne connee ~ Saa dcnscsa cnHsen
repfesent ;In u III 'ne pfelS'r''''n u ue'lai"'
avM The s+;,, continued md III. ,,res.
;da,,t caiieS az tha serre.nt ~ arms to me-.
serve "rder saving to tfe tnrhnlent element
ssVo ca~not d,;vs me =" ont to the ,1ronr;etv ~
nv wv nos;.;on sa - "'''' 'A' '"' W VIZ p'f' VI
"y p A.,
A!er rePeateo attenlPts W ue4ay acuoh tls
previous questlon vas was tat anu ia aIr "s'n .o:
.usJ ve'a~ nJ s;ti' .i,a , roiiNc,ii % ,,,t;, %,
ua1e w. pao'eu mi.t Sno Ma.;as a.,u una ~
loua csls as ,or Sae 'ne n Seless ,d amd M tb.
neious otnel uenanus i .,ie rI. anu ~ ~
3oOpy were 'haoe 10 see 'ne loi'y " longer oe'
lay.
The call by States was frequently interrupt
ed, but the secretary finally announced tn.
vote, 2l9 tor the soft money amendment ant
$50 against it. The motion to adopt the plat
form was then put and carried by 65l to 49,
Mr.. DOOlittle moved to reconsider tOr tn
purpose of adding resolution making silve
coin legal tender. The motion was votet
down.
CANDIDATES NAMED.
The convention proceeded to nominate can
. didates tor President. and Mr.. Whitney. q