The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-07-05

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chin uhhksn and mustachs. age 40.
T.sCOTTHORN Eyes dark blue,
complexion light, hair light, height feet,
9 inches age 70. short mustache, weight
40, red face.
The above reward will be given fog The
above named persons or 91s, for either Of
them. Send telegram to:
r. EAusr1x, Sheriff.
Isma County Iowa.
Toledc. Iowa, July ehA 1877.
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back Convenslen.
Alta mass convention Of the Independ-
ent Gresnback party Of lama County
held at the Court House in Telsao, Satur.
day, June 3Oth., 1877, the following pro-
ceedings were had viz:
: The sonvcntion was chilled 70 order al
10 o'clock A. n. and, Nas Hon. VIM. B.
King was elected temporary Chairman,
after which an adjournment was had I'M
til2 p. NJ
Tho convention was, called to. order
at 2 P. NJ and VIM B. King was elect
ed permanent Chairman.
The Hon. W. G. Malin, s. s. Mann
and Turner Forker, were appointed, com.
mittce on Resolutions, which committee
reported the following Preamble. and
Resolutions.
nh Ay,n ~f ill
wealth is either unemployed, or denied
its just reward, and all product re in
dnstries are paralized, and
WHEREAs. These are but the iney:ta-
Bile consequences Of privileged class leg
islation, and the sinister management of
our National finances by federal officers
and
+ WHERBAs, Neither the Republicans nor
Democratic party propose any plan OF
relief. but on. the contrary their political
course fea the last eight years proves BE-
yond doubt that they are not in, sympa.
thy with the telling millions of this coun.
ny, we therefore reaffirm the doctrine Of
the NasDsAl Independent party 20 ABLY
defended in tho canvass by these stan
dard bearers Of the people, Peter Cooper
and 8. r. Caxyr therefore be it.
\ Aesolred, l. That we enter our solemn
protest against the specie assumptions act
Of January 18th, 1875, aud demand its
immediate and unconditional repeal, and
the rescue Of our wealth producing indus
tries from the disasters Of poverty and
ruin, consequent upon resumption, and
furthermore we protest against the act
dcmonitizing the silver dsllar as an act
Which in effect repudiates the contract in
all coin bonds converting them into geld
bonds therefore we demand the uncondi
tional reconciliation Of silver that it may
be made legal ten<aesfer the payrsent of
all coin bonds Of the Government
Rssolsed, 2. That the best interests of
our country demand that there shall be
no more Interest bearing bends issued for
the purchase of gold or silver bullion
with which to retire greenbaeks which
costs us 10 interest.
Rssoesed, 9. That to the Federal Gov.
ernmept belongs the sole prcrogative to
supply > 1eEal tender currency for the
people and That an money Of wbatsom.
ever material shnnid heas the stamp OF
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of this same property exempted is blast
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our commence we therefore declare that
Government bonds should be taxed as
other property.
Re.etssd q That II ia the flntv Of tl,4
representatives of the people in the gen.
ersl Governmentto exercise q wholesome
control oyer all corporate bodies, to foster
and encourage The development Of ALI az
ricultural, mineral, and cosamercial re-
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