The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-08-24
TIE POLITICAL FIELD,
Party State Conventions, and
What They Did.

Party State Conventions, and
What They Did.
List Of the Nominees, Platforms, Eto.
VERMONT anEENDAckEns
Tho Vermont ureenbAck State Convention
mot At Waterbury on tho 10Th OF August, 2O)
delegates being In attendance. 1. 8. Thomp-
son presided. Tho convention nominated for
Governor 9. Q. Martin; for Lieutenant Gov.
TarDcll Swainton. Tho following Congressional
nominations were made. First district, d. Il
ktider, Second dlstrict Il. D. Dunbar. The
Committee on Revolutions reported the follow.
ing platform, which Wa adopted.
WnrAkAs, Tho past and present condition Of
pollcies which have prevailed IN the past havs
been both corrupt and inefficient . plainly
manifested from tho existence Of . continual
contest between capital and labor, enormous
frauds In the discharge Of ofAcial dutics, cor
rupt practices in mctheis Of conducting polit-
ical campaiens aud gigantic and corrupt bank
policy u 10 enrich themselves Il the expense of
tho wealth producing clAssesof tho country, aud
whose influence Ii 10 corrupt aud destroy the
very form Of our Government aud
WREaEAA The Republican and Democratic
pArties who have furnished the statesmanship
aud policy Of tho past Arc proved justly 70.
public AFFAIRS therefore,
Resoled, That we arraign and hold respoasi-
bio tho old political parties, and especially the
Republican party Ia powcr, Tor oil evils which
arise from ths corrupt aud incompetent I'd.
ministration Of political ARairs, the. existence Of
labor strikes. stealing. bribery and callousness
In the public service. assessing officials, corrups
practices In national aud SlAto elections, main.
tanning sectional hatred between the different
sections, opposition 10 tho payment OF tho pub.
llc debt by endeAvorln4 10 decrease the Gov
crnnA0nt RESOURCES, persistent efforts to destroy
our national paper currcacy, which, though i'm.
legislation in regard to silver, legislation In
favor of large monopollss. for tho hypocriticAl
advocacy Of . principle BY placing prohibitoey
laws on the stAtute-book but never enforcing
thcnl, for claiming credit Tor national prosports
ty which h attributable to bountifMl Provt
dencs fertile country and an industrious pso-
pie, aud tho incossAnt laO0rs Of thu 0rcenbAck
party.
Rssclrrd That wc iniorse tho platform OF
thu National 0rccnbAck. Labor party, which
po,nts tho way aud faithfully lAbors In On a.
mcSt hopeless contest Tor tho adoption OF prn-
ciplca that Aro honest, consistent and IN keep
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Of tue pubic debt, the substitution Of Novorn-
mcnt money Tor nAlion.l.6ane currency, and
tho estnblisamsnt Of oAnks Of Discount and do.
post whose existence shall not be contingent on
the national debt, the adjustment Of tho tarin
~ - to protect home indastries. unlimited co,n-
AHc ot gold Aid silver 10 ioiW ~ Those metals
and q fair count In oil sections OF the country,
and general supervision by tho national aud
state uevefnn 'ats ossr AZ CORPORATIONS which
ocvvc unear eAtstenso tron ieSis.aUsc GUAR cIA
And wAacA sno0ld W coAtroaacd iof t0e puol'c
WcmAN
M&Nasa lnAt Wc Demand ot me Nepuo'lHAn
parry % TINS state prompt Anu thorough en-
forcsmcnt ot the prohlo'tory laws, IN order
that tho0.ands ot m.sgusded ctsscns may -
rciscvcd from the necessity Of sustaining
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follows. Chairman. Judge W. G. Jamca, or
r0ttAMattSMic Secretary, Col w, W. 2afner
Of l.oa,sa AsssatAnt Secretaries, L. w. Good.
ca, Folk, /. w. 0oen. Of Rachanans A b.
ksith, VI Crawford / Reading Secretary, ]. q.
Walker. OF navta
showed q representation from sevcnty-,wc
co0nt,cs fully rrprssented without contest.
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