New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-27

pleted as follows;
For Sccretoryo Of SfateFelix A. Bower. Of Ie sener
Tor state IredsUrcr-L, man Il. towdry, OF OmSted
Tor Afiorpe.r Gcneral-P. NJ. nahcock. of Hcnnepin.
For Railroad COmmiSsiOner-Wilham ColVilIe' OF
Gouduue.
Majority and minority reports made from
TIE Committee on Resolutions. The majority re-
port, expressing the views Of the hard money wing
of the party. was finally adopted The platform Is
as follows:
We the Democracy Of Minnesota, in convention
sssemo d. pledge ourselves 10 the support OF The io-
FIsiEThe Uniicd states Is an indisoublc unon Of Of
supreme within The limits gwen by the constitution
ana s amendments; the powers not thereby coniriI,u
upof Il nor prohibited TO the states are reserved 10
the states respectively OF To me people Inc l'se'N .
separate Integrity Of the lhs powers Oh 1o
whole, fh. maintenance of the National authority. and
local sctGovcrnncut as well. are essential Q" tue per
/ attempts 10 dism,mbcr tire Union by nuih ION OF
secession, ur 10 Xingush the 1tate- ny
n usurpIon alike unconstitutional, reNolutonalN
S,1i"rie enormous tribute which the producers Of
90 N .f are cnrnei tn nay fhe muu0upisfS ar the
Fasr nv tire present of protection IL An nioi
eraDc burden and gross injustice. We demnnd AZ
m me markets 4 the We ID. untwmmred by veNatioi-
and onnre.sive tsrihs. We One speedy rsannsn-
nru free trade the permanent commercial policy
1hra-We demand the thorough revision Of our patcu
laW- fhc eud tnat tHe muoceht pnr' .ers oi w.na-
frtui, ccs. using the sane IN so"d iaih snail ue
protected from htia>-ng aud oppressive SUITS OE 'H'
iuftlu lrucui> OF patent iieht-.
fourth hold thar gold and silver coin Is The 'nouoy
OF tuc Cousttuuoni ana ~ paper currency sio"iu ne
At an tines convertible INTO con a. the option oi me
holder and ia volume should be regulated b' the Di,
ness oi ihc country tAai favor the unimi eel 90 h.
Lo gd aud suveI con aud It's immediate stoiAton
lo ii. og.liuIl uace as money, the same ~ gold
Iyh-Nc i~V0r ne genuine reform oi lhe'Nis sriVco
o. tae country 10 TIE end Hi honesty ana IN .rncy
siul alone ic the tests of pubic employment such
reform To oe permanent should not ohy oe w mo l'e
form OF law Dut should also Include t'c ahOs .ln.t
OF sIIeIfuous Offices, and such wholesome reduction
OF salaries. hat he ehcnsss 81 psfl'ssn cam aSus
cannot ne paid Out Of the Jubhc IunGs Dy Tue h0iec'
Srth-No hold be- old Democratic maxim that that
.oyclufneut best winch governs leas, when nestoWs
rr5S .tio To- HE ud properly cav thSe fcras
Maoi,s Gus Ons aud business OF the people uueucioi
by sumutuaIy laws. class legislation OF eAoroi'an NO
screpih-wc demand free ballot and honest count
of cast ut AL elections ~ The naienabe rgt
of American ,Iizrnsi thc presence of armed troops a
the polls upon e,ccuOu day, and OF partisan officials
clothed with arbitrary power Ia ntmldac, arrest ana
prsoD voters ,nouI legal process utolerable IN a
free cOuutry "a direct blow " TIE nights of all adopted
ciZ,ns aud suited only 10 the schemes or desnerhte
party Determined retain political power at al hazards
Never again ~ fraud force sail the will of the po-
le. constiiutionai' e1prcssed DC uuliheu W Urea"
Resolutions also adopted &C ldemnirg the
Republican administration for unnecessary extrav-
agauce in expenditure demanding legislation for
the regulation of railroad aud elevator corporations
IN the interest of the people, and condemning the
acknowledgement of the State institutions. AMI
ESPECIALLY The squandering of public funds by the
officials of the state Asylum at ST. Peter
LOCAL CAMPAIGN NOTES AND MEETINGS.
\ meeting Of the German Republican Asso-
ciaiou . the VIIIth Asseuiby District hcIu last
night al 10 Iudlow-st Christian Goethe presiding. MIR.
sclsper Tered resolution approving the Republican
STATE ticket which was unanimously adopted. Cor
nell Campaign Club was then formed. and committee
appointed TO carry the necessary arrangements, and
speeches were made by Dr. Schneider MI. Bohe. Mr..
Berrunn and others. The club Will meet every Friday
evening daring she campaign. II NJ. 70 Ludlow-st
Al The week., meeting OF The Cornell and IIOskins
cub IN tine XIIIih Assembly District last evening at
No. oO5 Eightn-avc., Charles II. Lewis made brief but
effective speech He was followed by William Free
man Henry A. Matthews declared himself to be-
IRISH I.i III eau ana slo he ~ al entertaining way.
The Republicans OF The Aih Assembly Dls,ici met -
No. PA SiNth-st ias evening and organized Cornell
were elected: P.csOcu', julius DIrburgCr; first vice
rresiueut Peter C. Btmncrgci; second Nicc-plt aden
John McMulcu secretary. james j. Ennis; Treasurer
y. l.. No,- srigeani-1tarins JOhh 10 iaut. l"c Gun
VI III ho.d "A ratification meeting september 30.
Tn various organizations OF MOrHlnEincn are unan-
mous, III favor o. Nj X Is as the u, mOcilic eand-
trt Narku mems UuIo at the Ashland House, on
Thursday evening, there IHigr aitehdaHcc, ana
-ieat interest ana enthusiasm were shown D.lesaes
were arpoin'ed irOm each >cmhJ District TO County
Convention to be hci1 Ociober .
A meeting OF tho German American independent Clt-
zcu-' ASSOCIATION bcld at Beethoven Hall, Thursday
evening. tn organize u Robinson camp il,n cirO, Wds
prc.dcd over by Juoee Ouerbourg. very poorly
aticuntd No enthusiasm was mamie stcd.
The Npg-Nurk Municipal A-socHilOa last night al
No 2G3 Buwciy approx cd the nomination OF Governor
Robinson ana appointed committees To c0ncr about "a
Ttlnct Ing Ia COOPER lnsu ue IN private con
ver-auon IN iecs "d nos express any 'ui'"u i,' III
the result thcir efforts. Some oi t.cm were wiling TO
concede that Robinson would be- defeated
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