Telegram-herald., 1886-06-18
A state Ceasensios a. nhlch tAs Deks-
sst<s ssz,s nsss.ns Eset~sea
1Ae Acls-

fofsltN1 Ae Jane l-.-Ihis has baen
al essulful d4s foI sl.s frshlastion party ia
Name Iae slafe Convention held = praise
nle,eaug si 30 8 a. Rev Al shinD. of
Doe1iis, las freslsias oiheeF. hai.sd - sss
Governor 81 laAa elssls5 president 1he
addresses eals earnest 4n4 pssG,letlo a
siel.as far tas nrsi ua.s b. tle history
81 political paraes 81 fae slals. g.sf,si
h,mls Rers Slug in >lale No1geution
bet ~eon slsereisss ana resolutions lhore
were l..s reEl .ar delegates laeselt AID ever
eus hluafe1 olieFs 80 l.a 30 lGeienlI4ls-
After rialnf business aua sefeIAl rlnElns
spee1lss il 4ll az itt e4ast tle flAii.sral
a, READ aua saep.el. hait ull p4rtle<
Wrnr roeAdiN denounced tal t4cl aAst
re..arl au1 aH iht IfuhlUUunIsfs ~ere
earnestly urSed lo stand 81 tls glinciples
they pfoiessea. The prineip4i CAUSES a
tut p'alf4TN Nfrf ~ fee Elt1f atiltI
great laleresss in Stake ANA n4lioo eside
from lle prohibition oi ti.e l4uof lrAftic.
Ne ALA. in q sur1. - lhs sptalaanou af
CLTlslal prucigle. a. political Hie We
sympaihize Niih lalar in iut lnes Ca strue-
elt against aQiiAl. Necalatmu all flaionof
anl luIustilt atfan tlinri si4t aa1 demand
ihe appltgaiiuu ai tlr golden rNle 81 ousl-
leSs 49, tlie onlE ssluuun ul i1e i4hAr
problem fae 0rsl step ln lpniaus labor
and securing nallan-l prosperity b he
anullllanun oI lar lI4T uafnf ehtc1
diferts 81 leasl s~la HlN 600 3 year irom
legitimate Industries 4ld oasis ule l,eoqle a.
much more O. pag Cor ~ sile.ls. The
application oi l3flsi ial principles g. politics
would selanr au elual foice lo al Ni.iioat
regard lo sea lu making i4Ns - licl al nssSi
4iike obey. sllIea t8 Hlt restrictions h4aed
on youth or mental and moral incamf~-
teDoe such aplfec auon 90 Dafisiian
principles would secare cfll SERVES frit,rm
aua the same alf.ils Boz punlN office as IA
private trusts TIE maintenance ~ D. s1una
currency ils aisuse oi personal Nillpera-
uon in political contests. TIE abolition ~
/ paleamf. ol uuilsl restrictions which are
/ stlI legally imposed upon tne Indians and
illegally maintained against tie colorcl
I people oi ihe ~anLl
Tie closing paragraph vas a. follows. All
I recognize that there l4a ut out one dolai-
mating issue before tle people Al one une,
while Therefore. ffee.ey expressing oar
convictions upon These 1lheT Questions. Se
reiieraie our belief tasi the prouaenuai
time has come ior party ~illrg a. rise
I or fall Wllh prohibition, and &c appeal -
all who agree with us upoa ilIs supreme
issue io unite With us in ihe coming cleo
! tons. and leave the result Wlih Him ia
/ whose hands are The le>uales nl nailons
The convention SANG Praise God nom
whom all blessings hoW and adjourned
/ until 2 clock.
ON reassemhine. S5-5 was ai once sub
/ scribed o. tA campaign luad. Rev. if.
/ BashfOrd declined the nomination Tor
Governor ana presented the name oi Aaron
/ Clark ~ Buxton. a life long farmer and
! prohibinonist Mr. Clark Was unanimously y
nominated and accepted in brief bui Tell
| ing speech.
/ The Second Congressional District dele
gates held 8 district Convention during the
recess If the Stale convention and uoml-
mated Col " j. Easus for Congress. hc
receiving Sc votes S. three far Congressman
! Dingley There Was much speech making
and Congressman DnGieg aas praised by
1 some and denouncei by eilers