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 The gratitude oi the nation 10 the de- ,eaders oi the Union cannot be mes slFed by laws. The ie-i-latioa Of Congress should conform to the pled9es made by a loyal people. aud be -0 enlaFEed and extended a 10 provide asainst the possibility that any man who houorabiy wore the Federal unl- forrn shall become an inmate oi an aluas- house or dependent upon private charity In the presence Of an oyertioviDz treGsury t would be a public scandal 10 do less for those whose valorol. service preserved the Government. We cenoUuce the hostile spirit shown hy President Cleveland in his auIDerous vetOes of measures for pension relief. and the action 0i the Democratic House ot Representatives in refusing even consideration 0i general pension legisla- ton. Tn support Of the principles here sith enuneiated we in vife th- cooperation Of patriotic men Of all parties. and e oeciaiiy oI sil workingmen wbose prosper " is seriously threatened by the free trade policy ol the president AdministEa- don
 THE DELIBERATIONS.