Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-07-08
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ever the form of government, real dos
No Amptusry laws; separation orChurch
am 0tafk for the good OF each, and common
sc9ocls @stercd and pr.tected; oo,.,s,,,s ~
Hosne rue hones, r m nnnvsr, tsIe I'M" eoln
On defnagd: the strict maintenance OF the
Pdbiicfai,h State and National aud a 'arid for
SS SrS saSSsrainntion of the military TO the
civil power and a genuine and thorough re-
farm of the Civil Service.
o. TIC right 90 n free ballot is n rigat pre-
seryative of all rights, and must ana shan 20
maintained in every part OF the n, ,eirasoas.
ative of a conspiracy only. and US ,alin 81
right to surround the ballot-boNcs WIN trvops
struct The Electors, and the unprccedepisd
use of the veto Co ipaintan us tpErtpN hln
despotic powers, insult tie people ana iInpcrh
Z. We oxecratc the course OF this Admins
tration in making pias cs IN the WI S..nice
reform by stat uto VIII Oh shall make " forever
impossible for a def, atcd candidate ~ onec
Villains upon tn people.
!. Tue great fraud OF ls.dss. by which, upon
n false count of the Electoral votes OF Two
States the candidate defeated ~ the pglis was
declared To lie ~ esident and ior the lrst
time in American history the will ~ inc poo
pie was set aside under threat OF military
violence. struck deadly blow nj cur ~ s'em
of representative government. The Demo-
cratic party, to preserve the country from me
horrors of "a civil war. submitted fer the iims
In the firm and patriotic faith mat 10 People
precedes and dwarfs every other. IL inspires
a more sacred duty upon the pcoPie ol tne
Union than ever addressed the consclcnces OF
n Nation OF frecmen.
o. The resolution Of samuel J. Tildcu not
again 20 bc a candidate for the exalted place
To- which nc was elected by majority or hie
countrymcn aud from which he was excluded
by the leaders of the Repablic1n party ~ ~
ccived 10y the Democrats OF the United stacs
with deep scnsibility. and they declare their
confidence in his wisdom, patriotism and IN
tegrity mistaken by the assaults 90 ~ COM
mn al
he Is followed into the retirement he has
chosen for himself by the sympathy and re-
one who, by clevntng the STANDARD OF public
morality, and ndorning AMI puiiiy,na the pub
country and his party.
10. Free ships and n living chance for Amer
no discTinination In iayoc of tran spUs tation
lines, corporations or munopoIics. iho amend
ment of the Burlingame Treaty. So as to per
init no m re immigration except fir travel.
education ana foreign commerce, and therein
carefully guarded: the public money ana the
public lands for actual settlers. Iho Demo
cratic party IL the trend of labor AMI the
him alike against the cormoran,s and tho
III. We concratu late the country uron shc hon
esty and thrift of n Democratic Congress.
which has reduced the public expenditure
yg a. S e a mp9N ,, hs ho,,, r,n Sr
and above all, upon the promise OF such n
change in the administration of the Govern
reform in every department OF The utl'c scry-
ice.
The call of States for the N Mutation of
candidates for Nice-Presidcnt bcng declared
in order, Mr.. Pettis (Ala) nominated W. II.
English, of Indiana, aud Mr.. Irisl Gowal
nominated Ex-Governor X. VI. B.BaOp. Of
Ohio. The last nomination was suh cqucnily
withdrawn, and Mr.. English was nominated,
on motion OF Mr.. Villas tWis.), by acciama-
ton.
Mr.. Breckenridge (Ky.) moved tho ap-
pointment OF a committee of one from each
State to notify the nominees of their nou,ina-
ton and request their cceytancc. The mo-
ton was adopted, and the various delegations
weEe instructed t. send up to the Chair the
names of the committee.
The following were announced - members
Of the National Executive Committee:
Alabama, Levi w. Lawler; Arkansas. John
+ n. %e,tcrsSn; Vc onncsiir;,, winnm pai I.sp.
mum: Delaware, J. G. Grub; Florida. samuel
passo: Georgia, G1orEe T. Barns; Illinois,
Town, NJ. NJ. Ham; Kansas, Ch,rls W.
Blair; kentucky; Henry d. MgHeny;
Thompson: Maryland. %. Y. Horscy; nassa-
ohuseits. Fred d. Prince: Michigan. Edward
WI Mafin' Missouri John f Z. flSi, SrrF He
braskn, j. sterling Morton; Nevada, }. G.
N Nsv .e N Sses ha@Ps y, e nj
Abfatf s., Hewitt: North Carolina 'N w.
Hanson; Ohio TO be named icrraftcr;
ito be namcd hereafter: Rhode Island. Abner
$. liarnaby: South Carolina y. w. Dawson;
Thomas DConnor: Texas y. n
stock dale: Nei mt: ID. T.: smalley; Virginia.
Robert A. Coghill: West Virginia. AicAander
Campbell; Wisconsin, VIM. r. villas.
Mr.. Irish Uowa) moved that the basis OF
In the next National Con-
vention be the same as at the pre- .c1t and
that the National Comm tiec be authorized to
determine the place and time OF holding the
Adopted.
The presiding officer was, by resolution,
than ked Tor his courtesy aud ABILITY, aud on
motion Of Mr. Preston (ky) the Convention
nd journed without date.