The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-18

: .aas., sn.x5 - ys..s
thrf'y and sfvsnt9r Hes1oesi g.
spite 0Gr sreraoa - - seesvssss
srCk4ss- Their nSrta. tAns vaN
tAr. sHng ssauasag
armies, dcsyiss twenty pNocN haS
comuasrvr. tie coatrpl mnrsefs 81 The
sortd lnsf-Aa Of 49, cesscaa resSys
British polis,. 80 aems hrn.ff af he
Instead Of th~ k.pu tIsc -Qs ds-crrdasd
-heuss and fs-se yrrs~ us~oassfp fr
Amsrss.n l.sSr g-~ss t.sS
Com for American ta,.~- erins tzEes 81
the ene chst tbe~r VuuksG nsy eon
y-fs with uuhtaier~i ~ fos prunst-
n-ncy afsong the BstiCu& t6e ars &C
pcsc. and fru!fs Of us-r-
via profound r-xwi s-a se
prts~S hy the Nen-rahi~ NoA thrDcEa
sho- person ~z. s;rsrx 40. At sks
vita. prtncipi- % h-putdid& uhr~~nc~ in
the vii - the majority ts ashDcs pr
mlt us sgnln a. riacs IN ia esarr
snip of the Irrnurafic h"~ r~.ssn
that The achievement of rsak - admin
l~strstisn of the f~deral o.s~ % - an un
dortAsinx now tos heavy $3.50 sc and fail
ms strength Ae3otCing ,hxG 70 sSsh~ea
spared UNITS the g-nrrai Iuds ~ our sei,
low country mF-l h srstsG ash that
that wronx ~crc rtgh'~d IN IT, 90. fax The
DEMOCRACY of the Unfy<-d -tSc o1ef to
him. IN his - lthSrz~s, !rum - carr- ut
Only oGr respectful syn pai ~ s<~u- bat
also that t--t homage OF fv~1 psrase
q. our devotion TO The j@fnctpA0B e>cs0.s
us~ in~-psrxhi- in the history b hspue
he from the .ators and The nau0< Sraosi J.
TIhien- " ith thu. statement o. P-. pin
c-p-es and purpose. of the I~u1u party.
the great Issue of reform ant - = N I'D
mini.,ratiuu i- submitted Ia tnN - PEE 10 .
cain connds nee thai tn popuA0 VII
pronounce IN faver Of nr~ nncns0u9 p~~ and
more favorable condition.. for y~Th Of
industry. tbs extension 81 trHao. - snptoy
ment and due inward Of lstor srz00UD N. sna
the general we4farr OF the whole ".
General Butler said that - ips IN
the platform ne aZr~~d Ia, some touxhi
"a no added Ia H. and one Ihin9 raily
.o,,,,,,t In ne hanged: that he w. nhmg
10 tbs better judgment Of the CmDU uaon
He asked the Clerk Ia read has 90
MINORITY KrIoI.r.
General Butler. from the Conannn ? On
Resolutions, submitted q minorityNUo ; D.
c!ar.ng agAlas; taxes direc; or in(DUD en-
cep, Ia ne-. the expenses 81 an 80 SIX
ally administered Government; thAeoAo -
ple will tolerate dir,~i t~axs,~pn for - ny
expenses only In the event Of dire - aiy
or war: ,ha; ssch rcvenu. should ID - ed
by customs duties Anon imports; ihsehh y
ing such duties all materials s~G4D te
art and manufactures and the 900 a.
OF life n~; prpiuc,d m this ossihiry. Ill
come la free. and that all articles az - Y
should he taxed as high - possible ~ -
the collection Ioint: that In impc~t0g 80
toms duties the lAw should t- cafcfUziyo =
ius;ed to promote American enterpdne - !
industries, not create monoIplis-, o04tb
cherish and foster American labor. -
fui industry IL the basis ol which tie voos
fabric Of 4 llization rests; under oar syUo1e
toilers and producers, the mass OF the psorhl
are the governing power. Being the ~
D~Rrs-racy they demand The fullest couG0F
rTatioi, of the measures for SeiY ciuco&o00,
their advancement and their pfot0c&t0A
Lalu. and capital are allies, not No.
II eAeh doc IT, duty Ia the other no cua10e
tion An arise between them, bat capie3
siroAg INC labor weak. therefore, la,sr -
a ri.,,t Ia demand of the Government q
sabtsh tribunals In which those gr-a, ec0f
,royrrsie- which may lead TO revolution -
b. j~iicially and justly determined. viii -
fulIs~. power la enforce their d~crssA ~
provide BY iaw that l~atoring men MAJ y
bino and organize for ;tes own Jru,-cfkno,
"a cansal may te incorporates and cs'nleDo
for is protection: and that Nd drssG
either by contract or terrorism or othor
wi~~. IN o~t~fruct and St aide this right ID
~latorirg men, M oppressive and IN deru0r
tiur ~ the rieht Of All American frs1nmk I
and should be- made y~ral by law; that -
future ~ oar country uRFss with the lafAp |
ing men In the demand for the liberal go I
por. ~ the United StAies Of the school So \
tim Of the S&is- for the ,-amon ~hoDl - |
ucalson fuT all the children, that the puhae |
lAnds of the Inisd States WIRE tho clue}
heritage % als IT, citizens, and should have |
ts-n held oysn Ia the us. Of all In such quar-
titles only A. are needed for cultivation and
improvement by all. therefore We view with
alarm the absorption Of those lands by corpOr-
a,iGs and individuals In large areas that all
corporate bodies created whether by the
States or Nation, should h~ under the con |
srol of. and regulated by the power creating
tirm that all Offices bs<oDg 10 Tire pfopl.
and that fr~lneni changes are Necessary a.
counterfeit It's growing aris;ocratic tenden
cies Ia a caste of life Offices, and that q fire.
ouent change Of officers y nsces~ary ~ the
discovery and punishment, Of frauds, Iscu
laiaDna. defAlcaiions and csnb~zhrfn~nt- at
the public msney, and that the Government
alone has tie power Ia establish and Issue
money. and that the legal tender no,s~. hsy-
ing beogDe the first currency Of the COUNTRY
i equal IN gold and silver. n.iiher policy
nor duty CALI for ANY m-idling With IL
After debate, The majority report wac
adopted
TIL
The convention, at II 40 D. H. p~rocseded
to baSoI