The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-13
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STop'TS Xxx XIX :tSto sro people y.
a,,w,irtstratinsi IN ~ r,s~vcsrt ~ tha
Htase debt, the rsi11ctio1 Of expenses
and the diminnhed harden Of taxation.
We condemn the efforts OF demag0-
gnas to create .iealopsy : and antagonism
between the .ci5ysof Few York and the
rest ofthe Btate, WAeh their interests
are Identical and the growth of the one
u the prosperity Of the other. The
democratic officers Of the State Of New
York by the ability and fidelity with
which they have discharged their duty
during the past three years, BY their con.
scientious application Of constitutional
tests to the acs Of every department Of
the State government, by their success
iation and BY their economical conduct
ofthe finances and reduction Of expenses
Of the State governments have entitled
low Citizsns of ali parties, The people
Of New York-farmers, manufacturers
and merchants demand that they
shall have ali the advantages which &C.
eruo TO them from their favorable po-
sition, and that the railroads they have
chasteted and endowed With vast and
their benefit and not for their ruin: We,
therefore, indorse as our expression OF
the foregoing principles the following.
p1ArroRM.
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firse-honesty, emergency ana econo-
my IN every department. VI Inc govern
ment. ,,....-......, :.
Seconu-Ali properly should Dear ita
JUST pr0portion OF taxanon, and We
pledge the democratic party 70 reform
the laws Of assessments 10 tnat END.
Third-Lessening the burdens and IN
creasing the advantage OF the WORKING
people.
Eourt9Stne eqaai pr9teGticn 9! tas
rights OF labor and capital unoer just
laws. is. '..e..- HL
Fifh-The railroads prohibited by
law from unjust discriminatory and
n m favoring localities or individuals.
sStxth-The tolls upon the canals to be
kept at the lowest rates lpossi bles con-
sistent with economical and efficient
management. -...,qri LuL ~
Seventh-The maintenance of the pub
lie SCHOOL,, the pride and hope of free
State. 500
Eghth-Prisons tor the punishment
shouid be protected Is far = possible
from snch competition; ....,... -. :,
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Tsnth~'That thu .ncce..fui, c6Forts n
our democratic Representatives IN Con.
greas, in restoring fair and intelligent
Jury system and In protecting the free
dom Of the ballot, and preventing the
unconstitutional interierenoe Of the fed
era adminstrAMon VIII me Sssse eiec.
UOOH Ak6 apptOVoup buu sue 0ckIOu VI tuc