The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-09-28


VIII. That we pledge to the candidate of
this convention our earnest, hearty and en-
thusiastic support.
New York Republican state Com
ventiOn.
At the New York Republican State con-
vention in Richfeld Springs the following
State, General Joseph b. Carr; controller,
Ira Davenport; state treasurer, Pliny I.
Sexton: state engineer and surveyor, Silas
Seymour: encouragement, Leslie W. Rus
sell With the exception of Mr.. Sexton,
who was nominated Oh the first ballot the fore
going are the present incumbents. Follow
ing is the platform adopted:
The Republicans of New York, in State
convention, hold that the record of the Re
publican party in the past affords the best
guarantee of the party's purpose and acts in
the future. The preservation of the nations
life, the extension of freedom and equal
rights to embrace ALL the keeping of the
national faith, the promotion of the national
credit, the payment of the public debt, the
reduction Of taxation, the protection of home
industries, the elevation of labor, the purifca
ton of the civil service, and, i'll fine, the
administrative policy based upon wise legisla
ton that las given uneXampled prosperity to
the country and promoted the happiness and
progress of the people, are achievements that
commend the Republican party to continued
popular favor.
We rejoice in the wisdom and success of
President Arthur's administration of the
affairs of government, which commands
universal respect throughout the country,
p D. - ~ sstot f NJ, S1,J- ~.
vi uie ost'ue vi Nv ~ oui
have our thanks for their part i'll the reduc-
ton of internal taxation to the extent of
SAC, 900. While the national credit is
NJ. i III 'nJ P'J Insa"5nrs ~ ia
t;a,o1 a"., 'nG sti,, tha ron;,emts af
n orateful rennhliSc's Iountv we onnrove
Lo1ast,- ond fdality in ,roya,:nman+ol avuan
h.y dil, n',ey II, ,t,lt m t
liz daI+ o,d tha ,oI,noant nf te dabt os ra,
| idl,1 nc mov I've yitho,t und,Iv Iu,rdenine,
e'o tha hr;nc;n,r of+axat;4r ,vithin ia
i low nracticahln Init the redurtion nf
! tba 80 of n,,I,Iic atficiois to tba Ioyos+
,,llo, -; t it, tL ,,',,ia,,o,,t of
tha service and tba adontion Of every nrac-
ticaI moan, that viii dininisb the hnrIdnS Of
tova+inn ''-''
| W. ,a;oico in +ba erccaesfu1 inouo,ra+ior
% 10 ro oHe ,asl+ ~ amhii
can agitotion and national nro~ress md IN.
sist ttat tba ,yorli tbus a,isnic;onsiv he,1,,
shall he n,oeecntad 70 comnlefe slcceSs
" - e. s,-.t,,,, ~ ta,.;T Law ,rde,
which While revenue for the government i.
'-iioJ ii Anerica" nrndncers are istiv nro
| taotod Hn1ar;can Jabor aievotaJ and bpme
o,,,.ad t 49, ,,iuo+ f,. th,
nt,fp nf a 81 no
w 70 20, tbo ronoyo1 Of III ,,niuet hurder.
taNor tne VI ~ ~
e., Ill onntrarts p tha Io,vast bidder,
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oor'netit;on "
w 60, tho as+ l,1isb,oar+ I,,. Co,o,rass ot
tini i,,.ao,, 81 Iaho, yotiStics y,itJ
tha o,liaot of r,romoting the indust,.iai soca
.ne oo!ece VI p1iti sit ~
"i1 w .S s,.a,,,,d;ac dr tho o,.;,,o,.,
49,, ia' w, ~" Ill aS tta Honular elnctinns
WIN tlie s1yuii.S ~ ioii.S'y civ "
HrIislelsaoie ieiu4Si'e' " N'iiVO' f'"''' q
ac1Ion. 20 ,.,o g., ,,,o,,o,,ol;os ,,ao,,ira,
ne .eii'ien'S ~ Ial.;sIolio mi,S,
SnechinS y ho,,ld a.
ulsci III ,luialos va OioIi sliT'i Nv. ~ ~
prohbited, ana VOCATION Oh char PLlNl
eyes Justiiies tiie .ii.ei up',oi VI '"' -
correct 'he eNis 'nus eiiSeiiIeIeu ioA''loi
should be equallzeu, ana us purueIis pe oorn'
PropOr,ioiueiy py issii anu Pc soi't's
anu inc poncy Vi .le .a4atiois ~ 40 70 - q
tiohs Is approved Oh tne lesI Vi "s Piao'ica
opeTauon. 1870, H.. -. al CT, t.. =,
Inc iree cahai poncy Oh th's 'olate ma III
| practlce Justlheu us auoPtioi py ies.ol l,s
the canals 10 thelr uselulness, py prllsinS u
the state increased commerce., py ASSUMING
TO IL the continuance OF commercial pros
peilty. ...
we approve OF the pan OF party Ieorsai
lZatlon III tne Guy Oh New ork, anu lec 1li
mend that II DE persisted IN 10 tle eliu tli..'
~ snah Snip, oS0 Oil i'Sl'u'iA~'-'' 40 SN NY
OF New YORK .,..,,. :,
deciding all questions pertaining 10 the pup
nc we1are. ana Woulu acce'ie 10 tle uesne VI
mrse potS " Gu 1ut ACKNOWLEDGMENT amend
nouetS oi Ile 1 we Tho ~,anmfact,ra and sal
men. III a., i;o,, ',
vi 5l.oAlcatiins ipa,ocit,, and inability +,
dpG,liotpa'io I,o.nrinent are damonstrateC
IN IN aonSUct Of the LATE LEGISLATURES