The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-08-31
POLITICAL POINTS.

The tlrn,ncrAts ~ PENNSYLVANIA. nj thuir
Auras,, nalniustsd John Turnkey Tor Supreme
Indge. William l.. kehell Tor And,tor General.
AMI adopted the following resolutions
!. Ina. tho induction ~ Rutherford u. Hayes iatu
te ee II President. Notwithstanding The elf..eu
II sa,uael 4 fiiA.n ,I,efsta, was high eri,ne
aasinst free government shi.h ias not ern ron.
,ltplfA and will ind ie forgotten. Tl,a same ~trl,
II patriotism ~hlst, farelnra eantesi upon the
tfa, afrps will resiAt aud pn,ll any asss,nl a i
#ertd,
!. Tia, tt immediate happy sds.t ~ application
ht TIN Federal administration ~ the Democratic.
piias ri nii.iniarseutI0 ~ the internal .nsirr ~
III. astH,iefn siass auli, sinaieais- nnr frequent
rfssta aaainss III pfsA laas ieatna u sie reserved
riat = iha tesarsl hiai,- ~ tis exercise II a paw
eF ni delegated 10 The tssnrrsl Government Il, -
ir.~r constitutional i,rnsl~nn
4, That the pHrp,,@a ~ rsIsrni tlH alsil service
el.l,i. i,s- i@en proclaimed ~ ihe present A.innr-
tfsstn j. iiAs II. alnpisa sou.hern pa,se,, s.s,-
faHsl.n II the faiiar. II rasiieasit aud Just tre
II III Democracy ~lls, h.. ipnx anil earnestly ~.
tnaisii tie overthrow and ru.i.linen. II corrupt
aihrAls,
I, That saissal combined Ia corporate organization
has l.en ipo Ilai, favored ~ hath siAsa and rsd.
efal Legislation. aud ilH ds,nais for large RETURNS
Inconsistent With shu oppressed condition % hi.
atofsna AMI huain.*s in.sfesls IL the country, VI
apr.He further onatluruls for II. speeAi b,nant ii
thu rsI4nse III pttr ntsrrst~. IAipur aud capital
shonl lasn esso II ansssg,.is. AMI illsy should
y lei fts 1, aliaas ,heir o~a relations. TLe riah,
y contrast freely esl~t% FIR isth PARTIES.
8. That aesaid the ai,Ysniti.a, II jackson IN
tasnR, concerning sisnJlha afnirs ~ .istser,i. /.
fr.A governments in tlun NJ tsacv, ~ si.aiI iu,
ae.k - enlarge uiir present establishment nor dir
regafi thu salusart bssoh ~ iH,l,tisa experience
snieh iea.lles that itla military should ~ he'll
subordinate IL III slsil roNef." Accordingly An
.tnrs#~s ~ il.o fnlsrsl army aud any sltssnpt Il
enpln, Il ~ 4 partisan aaeIt " ila Federal an
tl,oflis ~ ff hlsrfe1rn,e with tls sos.reKu right.
~ states Will receive ie continued Earnest upp&si
ton u sta Democracy II I.nnsyisahis.
| u. That many II rich men nave noi teen sai,.
isnt viii, equal lrns..tlnn and equai i~nehis bn,
have bsssllgli ~ 4, make thsta rl.her =, ~ ii
a'nnares., AMI ny attempting ~ arsait, thsir H..
slrs hass il ti.e psalis II legislation srrayed see.
| ton saashst section, intsfeat asAlmrl
| Interest. man against man, III fs.s.
| iai s.sl,,a. lleai snd therefore ils grant Il,
lhe Legislatures ~ states ~ ~ aeugr...
II exclusive privilege .ud The establishment II
sslio,,. uuialHies n.Isr Iresest ~ i,liiis tsnsn
~ q iistise u fsrsin sstians II ia country ~
ifaa a.sate nisfi ile e.iuat rights ~ lin people
and. lhese nuenpoliss have beei eautsIsed 10 m
fssh fe@ white Large ii,in.t.r IL people are r.
sus. ~ want, thu D.inaeraa, ~ Pennsylvania pr,
isst saalust anises atsa grants, loans ~ the pnl,
tie credit. aud appropriations " the people. meme,
e. any corporation is9alin4i tiunder Il ~. "a,
I laying industries ~ iI.e country,
| 7. That ~ lrk viii. alarm ana apvssi.sns,ai
/ npaD sha ps.isnsinHs n sbs great transportation
sslp pans# IL ~ sLoss ths Fundamental law u tLl,
t'sHnn,ea~eaIsh 4hish governs ali el.a ~isLln on,
basierY. AMI until sss, sesvps the consultations d
lsiJ III .1I faith, tI.ry shosild rsnAln uLIeess II
shs sisnssi .lali.nc. Ad jesias, ~ hoih the Ies
islslsre ani ,ha reeIls.
| \, That W. her.by reAfism AnA sao,a sls nnsn
sAl resolutions II ii'r Nsinnsl Democratic pissSern
adopted u ~. t<.ais ~ tsTs.
A calI has beon iss,,pl for ksaie convention
~ thu Icia,syisAnlA draenbsek party, 1t Will
ian,sIott, ~ the i9sh u september. sor ID.
nomination u ktato ticket.
1 II is asserted that In cAs1 thu Republican
see,sf. majority ~ iho Ohio Legislature No
fetsry khcfrnan VIII enter thu ncid for III.
rnli.d hsat.s K0n.sorshIp swAln.t Matthew,
and GARFIELD.
The Connecticut uf1snhaekess n.st in con
yrltion. u the number ~ i.5fO. ii New IIave,,
ihe other Day. and PASSED resolutions caiIin,
for tha unconditional repeal u tha R1.uml,
tion art ths full monatixAtion ~ silver, ths
passage " ~ sst making greAnbsrks fuil isxa
tender and interchangeable with lUnds, tiss
adoption of ~ equitable system os tA1ss. and
The abolition " monopoiies. opposition 10 sub
sidi~s snd enndsmnink H.ersfssy sherman and
| pi.ing fvr biz removal
Ihc Virgins Hcpuhliraas have decided u