Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1882-09-13

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,,oiiY, 90 Sooi1ooiy, anu aoSSo"nsS @s ,Vf-
lows: .. STowiey anu Josepn Y. Mackln,
OF COOK; j. w. Howard, OF Nermillion. After
the appointment of the usual committees,
Upou reassembling the Cou,nitaseff ON
Credentials reported no REPRESENTATION from
cioht Countless and n resojption was ado,t.aa
a,ssh...;.ia.s -, 81 ~, = go. So. 49,, - ~ 49,. 49,
ln nu irille - ay DshiVcIse TOM enose cpui-
ues 70 CHss yns Nooe VI Ihe county.
Inc rmntuittee OniPermanent orgnniza-
ton reported the name OF ex-Gov. John nj
Palmer for Chairman. Gov Palmer was de-
clared the unanimous choice of the conven-
tion for permanent Chairman A es,,nmitie,.
escorted Gov. palmer To she chsrfr Z Ne de-
Hveresf n 6ffaan ,cinxatao,, sr,s,s.rl .s,arauns.t
~ tLa ,ta.t., ~
s w Pa ~ tAA'H rtttteu.HIt siso
u.oS. LoIsst. 20 sri,eoaiiou slol n
sbraignt-out poAti0nl ON tnel pro1sptuDn'
questfon--yes Or no. He wanted no stoubie-
dealing---no word mesanis,g ty, tbinhs IrEt
AIreu IL Orenuorf, or Springfield, was
tnen nominated Tor State Treasurer by ac-
clamation gGttfEgI aTJW rHtsf1 1i
Henry Raab of st Clair county WINS
nominated on first ballot for Supernfentent
of public Instrnctiop : .-g17-
TIC folin,,ins niatfo,,, ,yas tra,,o,, "a h,
the COMMITTEES or, Resolutlons THE reading
%as toiia.ed ~, % rSasrs a,,d Z, ,as ada,.taS
;sI . h-wh " o'A' ~ ~N-' " ~ "'. 'l'Vo,'
WIN nu,I an
~. -. mat the Demociauc party OF the suatc OK
Illinois, IN convention assembled, reafhrm the
great pIhcilhes whlch ate tiie ivunuation ot iiee
government, among wnfcn are equai rights 10 All
she au Tasnsss 10 nons pro,ecsion oa
~. "c'n s1 ~. .i. S s u " . .no
~ s..vae s oiuu , az. M IL
H,siIi III ls,s "h"' "'S' W "i' Hoe anu
~ pao@
ihst we taSef hsn-st feierfn " thse e'',,
service and denonnce The extortion OF large sums
OF money from oficeholders 70 corrnnt the ballot
and 9on,loi eleceions ar tne mos, % nlifeatening,
as II Is the most insidions, danger that besets
sncb methods nv the National RepnhI,can Com. n
tion an Virginia evinees utter ahando,m.,, 90
nrincin,o as,J meets o,,r al n g, ~ "
nation. S~k
q T,h,, ,,,s so,,,,,,,,, A. ,, ....... :.
ana ,,raii,'a. W "a ar p1is . s as
atnron,iatio, ~ the nnhlic treas,p p"iss ~ % .io
tested during the last session ~ Conoress witch
Increased the INTERPRETATIONS for the or front tia
cal wear over those of the mast year made Nv a
Democratic Congress- 10 the enormous cxtcnf ~
s7s,ooo.OOo.
T. That We extend our heartfest sympathy to
the irish people In the struggle Tor their rights
IN whlcn they are now envaged, ana recosniseln
das,,t ~ ,,,,, ad ~ i, III %
ann;aneas .harac,istio -, R,tish MI, ,as
1p5sa ,a 20 Is,, h,, ~ .ms ~ ~
.Aoia"' !" io'e y. h."i's "ii0h 10 unP"'ioiou
IN nsuory ana sneds ray on 9iory upon tno
irish national character, commencing II TO the
49, 1890 ,hnn ,ha DELI vi
tTbat ~ a. incnna hent p,,o, orr cove,rn,on,
IN ,,yotssct It's citiyans NATIVE horn and natnr,l
~ ~ 49,, MI iaI wi ~ a,,n
90 a., naa,,a. s a,,s ,.l,..s
ny,saed ~ s,s, ~ -, ~, shvss ~ le.sN I'M
H., rI,, a,,a, ~ ,h ~, VII Jans oa neanu Dy
o. That We arc in favor of the reduction OF
Federal taxation TO the lowest point consist
ent with the wants OF the Government under
an honest and economical administration OF
It's affairs and tha: such taxes be no adjusted
az to secure an equitable distribution Of tho
burdens
u The Republican party OF the state nm.
proved falls. N tho rIcs,s,es 4, has y,,ais ~ tha
people. with not a cent of handed daht .ga,nst r.
the State. taxes for the past wear have been one
third grcater .han the preeedinn wear The va
rious boards ~ the State insIit,Itions have baen
used more to advance the interests OF the Hepub-
lican party than for the eare and comfort OF
the unfortunate men. women and children com
mifted 10 their charge. The varinns R..iical
state ofcials are sr,rrn, nded hy n,,,Ier, ~ M,
neccssary clerks and attendants wh,,se '.,Ia,iaa
are paid from the State treasury. The humiliat-
ing spectacle Is presented OF the Governor OF
the State saying In his annual message that the
sum of 8 100000 would be ample to nav all the
expenses Of the State for two years, aud the
same Governor approving hills passed nv tha
Republican I,epislature annro,,rfa,iug nca,ir
x7dO0O00 for such expcnses and the large fnnd
received annually from the Illinois Central Rail-
road Company under the wise provisions of q
law effected by Democratic Legislature, in
stead NJ beipo utflized IN re,Iexc tho ,.ao,,,e
from tayation has been ,nisnsed az = stimntus
10 Increased Extravaganza and Increased taxa.
a That tho officers Of the Warebouse ana
Ralraad commission now ,,ea ns a,,,."i,,, a,,t an
of tic Governor. should he iIled by election Inv
the people 90 ~
o. That we demand revision of the present
unjust and In MANY respects nrobibfnry tariT
which IL framed IN the interest Of card. AL and
while it favors and fosters iniquitous monop-
olies, is unjust and oppressive to the lsboring
man IN all the relations Of life. The constitn-
uon c'nicrs on congress- the power 10 faise rev.
anne ps untses - on @ l1por, ana as jug, and
haoad q, ~ .a, poWcr We favor earsn
deal jnstiy with existing business relations and
MIN aii iegiti'iatc industries, and mt the same
.'ne osconraee monopoies ana remove the
nhrdens imposed py tne present tarin upon All
h ,ne iab9rlng ',, pecple % & Oh the country hnl we
tho conssitmtson to Cansyrss n lew 4 farJff or
tax ON the peopie for the purpose ot prot"eiion.
without reference TO revenue
10. That. while We have NO purpose 10 inter
fere with Just laws in force in Illinois for the
reg, revuiauon 9t .he ,raIhc IN In.oNhaung n,luors,
snu ,ess. ~ a ac a,sm' % LII, ,nS boupe ~ M
vent or correct the evil. 10 societv rrowi,,r ont
OF abuses In the use OF Intoxicating liquors this
convention declares that Il Is not the legitimate
province Of government to conrro, the habits,
tastes, appetitcs and liberties of the. people so
long as they are peaceabe and orderly, and do
not encroach upon the rights OF Others or Of So
Sw ana NJ p ueGIre Una,
s... s o W see.a ~ I. " w,
iianors would Be IN Violation Of ,nS,yidaat and
personal rights and contrary 10 the fundamental
principles Of free government.
!, Tha. 90 a,,.., 20 ,n. ,,.on,o a, ,h,s s,.,o
without regard 20 former political affllstIons, to
into effect the foregoing principles.
The State Central Committee al Large was
announced as follow: W. q. Mize, of houltrie;
and Gem Hs,,,,an ~ Tie5 ~ Soot, ng W;I,.m yuqd
Green, of Alexander; and ]. w. Coppinger.
of Madison
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me Ionowne va , sn,.ounceo ecu az ..a uis.Iice
niesnneIs - ol Ine S.aee S~enoIa ~ W
rnst oohercseioha uistrict-J. ~ machHi,