The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-09-28


and uniform currency, based not IN PROMISES,
but IN eonyertthil,ty on demand with tho rcoo1.
niaed stan lard at values af the world, duties fot
revenue 70 DO imposed 10 as 70 9ive all nec,lcd
and reasonable protection tu American industry
without fasarihs manepalies, faith IN the prog.
tess ot civilization and, as necessary means
tow riand resu! of such pruIre~s, tne continue!
Improvement, reformation Anu adjustment u
our political aud civil institutions,
2, We add tho tribute of An nnfclened sorrow
10 the universal Testimony ~ mingled Hrict anu
r.areot horne by tho civilized world " Tho ex'
aIted personal worth and stataamNhlike quail.
tics of President uMtcla, whose iustrioMs
carcrr whs cnt short by an AssAssin's hahd, To
President Arthur We tender assurances of our
hearty support In all efforts 70 conduct tho at.
mniatratien of public aIi tirs for public good,
and uSlress anr qualification NJ tho hruad ana
nn'innai Views set forth IN h,s special Mosaalp
of Arril II. isss, recommending tho Improve
mcnt " the navigation of tho MlHslsnirpi nNes,
faith ~ nation tia, an raWer Il derived ttnns
llta powers and duties III the committees Ut party
organizations havs no cfoater scope than that
implied aud understood IN their appointment,
tho time limit III their authority being tho man
ugalavat nj state " inuat canvass tn uhrdtcncr
taeNlfess instructions, n any, ifam the ,a,rty
appointing ihom, aud ualllnG the lafty tagothcr
\, council or convention upon the cve ~ an cleus
uun,
|, We affirm that tho undivided liberty ~ the
citizens should hc subject n uas.rnmnn'al ron.
tra. only ~ Tar a. demanded Nv tho general
welfare: that II Il the duty VI the state ~ ~
eulSlatc 10 10 the greatest good ~ tho gsea,rst
number ~ ~ inhah,,am,. Ke.nsni.'as ths.s
mss II Intoxicating liquors leorardtses the safe.
~, health anu morality " ANY people among
Ninm they are tolerated., wc believe
tie state II restrain the use, u Intoxicating
LIQUOR ami reduce its harmful effect
tea minimnin. Tathis end we demand Nsnat~
ons enforcement VI the existing liccnss laws
.NlaA. ftt1
cntion of such fut t,er statutes ~ shall enable
tho people III the several lacalities and snh,lt.
Nish NJ ~ the state ~ dcicrMtnc Tor themselves
whether aram- shops shall exist among theM
or not: also, \ iarsr increase ~ thr eest ~
licenses, 81 that tho liquor traffic AhAli hAr ~
Just proportion of taxation and hc conanct.
ed by responsible persons; also that lSr.
oiNilly liable at law In damages for Injuries u
persons resulting theretron,, aud for the enect-
ive punishment by imlrisnnment ~ ~ per-nna
violating said laws, 81 that Nstrict and adequate
cuntrol VI said traffic may he maintained Mhcr-
ever II Il neg,nitcl, and We further believe that
rigid and impartial enforcement ot laws, such
complete aud practical ,emcdy tor the evils u
tntemperanee than any attempt 10 chfufce ecn-
ciai nrohihitory laws against adverse local scnu-
ment
., We denonnce ~ destructive, not only 10 the
welfare and perinanenee VI the party, but aso
to free republican institutions, tho vicious and
corrupt system VI "hoss" rule, by means VI
which dcsisnna men have sought ~ prrvers
| organization. whase only legitimate end Il tho
combined action Of free mea IN support os ,ien-
n,, n,ts political Eslasirlss s'ncsw,y hsnt,
az ss Amsr'ssa saess rss ss,s Ass es %o,crss "sfs
/ grown ont oi abuses ot rnlt,ioal
! rasronage commonly known as tho s,ols sys.
4 tcal We hereby en,phasisc aaa renew the slc-
mand that the civil seuice, state AMI national,
be 50 reienned hv law that the appointments 10
suhasslinase civil asieos shall IN ~ case he he.
s.nwea y is,ymen. tns iafS ssfs'se' nm snail
os merit and aseerta,ned ntness thertar, ana
| thar removal from eiieo shalt net he al eariiee
/ er tor the heneat ot Muad.he auteetats, hut
solely for good and suiiieient and public e.,,se,
/ 4 We believe that tho safety and perlctaity
1 OF republican suvsrnmcnt depends n,,oa tho
| inteittssnee and esla,a,ton Ut the eitA.ns, and
| thNt II II tho duty al The State Ia anotd tho
an,pltst facilities ior the education ut the masS,S
| NJ nahe expense, and Me demand that The pubs
| licsscheet system ot this state he made ~ va,a.
| prvaensive a. To aiiard Ia all parts soad svhuol
/ facilities for III lesSt eight months sehro, In
/ every ycas, We atraicn the Democratic lastS
/ Tor their shameful nrslcvt 10 provide suitable
legislation ter the public sehaals ot the State, hN
reason II which the revenue nevssasy Tor ,hctr
/ support has hevome depletod AMI the law lett In
such \ confused condition a. to s,ratly hamper
the working of ANY systeM
/ 7. We also asraisn tho Democratic lNrty ae
this State tor \ notorious aisresata " tho insti
| tntiens and statutory provisions III the State
4 against the consolidation ~ railroad essslsarA.
/ eunpettng lines, Ia nl.cn violation " NMmi~taks
ahls aud llain constitutional onaetMen,S, We
have seen IN ear state lasassei and themiere
competing lines practically eus,salila,v,,, u the
cxrressea Viii w,,hoa, ANY at,vmr, a,oa shs
/ pat ~ the Democratic executive uisivvrs ~ The
/ State ~ prevent or undo the Msung or hsihs the
| Nansssessors ~ Justice
NEBRASKA kkrunlicANA
| Tho Republicans af Nebraska met IN state
Convention n Omaha and placed in tho ac,a
| the following tickets Governor, James ",
Danes, crotes Lieutenant Governor, A ".
| AgNe, ls,all,un county; Secretary af State,
i /, T. kagson lancastcrs State Auditor. John
4 AatlicA>s SUPERINTENDENT ~ PNhsle ia>lrNsp
1 lun, w NJ, JaneSs GoMMtSS anrr ~ fahl,c
t.aals and buildings, Glen kenaail; state
rrea>Msr Lasain Ozark; Attorney General,
Nv .ss rnm,,ss In,x,,s,,x - Es'a, ,,r,s !" NJ. Nv
convention m,lcrStsa the numinat,na Ut A.
I Weaver IN the First and u n Valentine
| III The Third Congressional districts wv the
| fcguiay epnhloan sonven,snas, ami adopted
| tht lalloMsng Platforms
| AssAtfef, lAat lhe kerahlgaas ~ NehraSka,
| Il, go,Nsstipa Assvmhlv,i. sia.,d liz The r,n,t..
! Nsassl iflnstpl.s nf tue Republican marty aS
| eaNnetatea IN An nnhrokea lne ~ na'.a.al ama
| state PLATFORMS, the vhtpt ~ MAtch MY
| nv lahor ncc sleech, the r,ght ct every tsa'se
| nea ,stisen ta vote enee in vvc,S eseettan
| autlvs the restsictiun.M lust AMI ca,ai Nhiv
eseetion laMs, tvcs hoa.seetartsn SehNals, =
s"aul sarreneS on y spce.e has's saslee na'sonsl
eantrel, tho raisias et national rvScm,c~ as taSs
| attea ot laNat,cs aud articles II can~at.l8sas
| npt essential Ia the camturt ant Mcil~hesns ~
tav isssple aud from y tastW on hnlcrts, ~ AL
instsd a. IA rrutoct the Investment ~ capital IN
heae Industries, and legislative control u e,r'
purasiaAs,
Eesalrsyi. That we uphold and maintain the
sntureenent. hy well~censidorot legislation, vt
/ hss
| Aihlts unjust Discrimination xnd cNtoft,aa ny
raitnad carlsoratiaas, We look To the honesty
and courage ut the leupse in their roiitica. "a
lsae,sy To relset the eneroaelments ~ eorlMrat {
power upon tho rights and pftnctl,les ~ sitisrus
ON the one hand, and the other 10 deal Justly
ami fairly With all rsopefty Interests aaass
whatever naiac and form. without unjust dis
crimiaatlun or eNtartion in the matter II levy.
IN. taxes or regulating prices ef commodities ~
charge for scrsiees
Resolved. That the policy Of the STATE noari
Of Lands and buildings favortng the leasing tei
terms III YEARS of our school, university and Al
riculsara College lands At fair rental, in pref
erenec to selling the same uaier THE OPTION
! given by law, meets with oar approval ~ ths
hest possible method ~ prcSersiag tho herttagS
j of our children, and providing resnar aud in'
eroasinI revenues for educational purposes.
NEW YORK pEMocRArN
The Democrats of New York held thci
State Convention nj Syracuse, Rufus
, feekham was made temporary President
.. Acommi,ser A On Credentials was made un b
} the selection of u member from eaah Con-
sres~Snnal district lester k Faulkner Wa
. eiasea as asperman.nt hartman ACummittc
: On Contested seats listened ~ argument
lg representatives. al the various Dymarrats
organizations of New York city, and islorte'
, IN favor af admitting thirty -.ight msnfrr
III tho County Democracy twenty four Irof
! famnaus and tcn from Irving Hal
lie report WAS adopted unanimousl
: amid sneltefaus applause, Arnsolution fros
: ta. State Committee Was adopted, recon
! mendinc that In the future ail primary eles
tioas shall he held hy election districts IL
the election af delegates ta the cunvcntlu
!. In tAe city at NrN iask, under tho auSpics
1 and direction at the state Committee, unt
such time NJ the various factions In that Gil
max agree ~ ~ the proper mode ~ eiccta
Delegates. Seven names Were mei
: toned tnr Governor. tie first ballot resul
/ ing ln ~ votes for ten Slornin NJ for Ho
L N L, Flower, and siH for Grover cieyeian
The SECOND ballot gave Flower aald Slocn
!. l-.s each, and Cleveland "A. The Iammal
!: delegates then changed - Cleveland, vi