The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28

Mr.. Moring moved to insert repeal or
be.re the word mod iicatiun in the clause
on Internal Reyenu. Adopted as was
also Mr.. liusbee's addition. q reduction
of the iax on ,otacco and ,nndifcation oI
the oneruns tax on the disillatien Of frnit
The resolutions. NJ amended, were then
adapted rs tullows 81
We re. affirm adherence 10 lie time-hon-
orcd rrincil les ot the Drmocrasicpaaty. and
in the interest Of ourselves and 81 our poster
ity. ienounce all nonopolies. high taxes.
and ali extrsagance aim waste IN the ex,
penditnle Of ,he peoples money.
Wo denoun the contraction OF the cur
rency-the hear,le>s and .unpatrietic policv
of,he Rep, lean admlnist,a ion na Ing q
rich rio er md the poor poorer, which has
caused staguation of business, destroyed
the pro, perity ofthe country. thrown thouss
ands ont femployn ent, and reduced mil.
liens To penu.y and Mt.
We dencunce the characterization Of sil.
,e' by the Pepublican arty in the interest
of the capitalists aud the beud-holders; and
we congratulate the c,untry on the success
fnl fii.rts o. the Democratic party to restore
silver to its legitimate uses even over the
yeta Of . Republican President t.sss.l
We demand tie retirement nf the circu-
latiop Of the National Banks. the substitu.
tion therefore Of gre-nbacks. whose volume
shnuh be regulated hy the requirements Ut
trade aud business; aud the repeal of the
tax on State Banks. lsariiig their organiza,
tinn 70 the people If the. different States /;
and We explicitly demand the repeal Of the
Resumption Act.
We deruand . repeal nr modification 81
the Revenue system. 50 that il shall moi
discriminate against Soatheln industries:
i reduction of the INK 81 tobacco and d
modification of the oneruus tax on the dis
tillation nf fruit tariff for revenue only
and not for the purpose Of building up
northern manufacturers at the expense of
the Sonth aud we favor tax on Incomes
Of two thousand dollars and over. thereby
tightening the Burdens oi lsbor aud making
capital pay its just ploPurtioa If public
dues. 1z.-ss.-. g. .,-.-s....,.5...
b. We denounce corruption in riice where
ever Il exists--ihe higher the place the
greater the crime; and VIC call upon the
people at the polls to punish the iufamou.
electoral fraud by which tie people ,f the
United States Here deprived vf ,lieir right
10 elect THEN President. ~ 'esTalt%'7@
Finally. We congratulate the people u
the Unioh on the overthrow Gf the party q
hate with its corruptions and arpressions.
and upon the triumph II thar poliry 6f CON
ciiation anil fraternal kindness which the
Dr,Socrstie party has 81 long ani 20 per-
sistently aducsied. go
Mr.. Carr wasthen eallei Cor, aud in re-
Spending. pledged hi< inflaence aud work
for the h"friher Of the Convention. lie
spoke gracefully an ! feeling!y. aud won
new friends by bis hearty and honest en-.
dOr.e,hent d bis sucressff cpp.nrnt. j
Mr. Moriig vas elirrrr,l. aud had jnst
commenced TO speak when CAPT. Dari. en-
tered the Hail. A shuut cent up as he
slrude dnwnihe aisle. aud his isreceriion was
as hearty as he could have wished ii. Capt
Davis returned bis thanks IN warn, brief
sIrsighlfurssrd manner. Hesss yery ear
nest IN his eApressi,n Of thanks for the hon
or aud trust again Ieposed IN him. aud his
Acknowledgements fell on sympathetic hearts.
The Consentieu than adjuuIned. b..