Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-01-04

1885, 49, Ae1soss |
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= or 4cmeeMo Wo3tss - pso1s0ss ~
lRenlnp - np!1 Z eheAD
aon beeWeen n seAsos 80 TesI,sos.Sss
b Cpen MfneAs md - deveaop AL the
gaDe TeeouEeee ~ our oeunesy 20 richly Dleese0
n God In ~ thaS . ue!ded 20 meae > peo2ie
eonfentsd an hapgy. Wnilo 0e ~
pazty. has slnes TIE war sspssssdy
pousr, keps Us surplus Within safe iilnits. the
D.ncs.asy h.ve .hc.a sh e n.1. in:sso.
: dsstruotlvs assault. q American indus.
-: s.s ~rsnsstnosls "a 1or 4. re r mnac g ,a g
wolves. Ne believe thas only tn rsstcrasson
a. hepuh1loan supromasy rive aeearance Of
nnisins rsas. s:tS ss ~ : sss,ss - 49, 81 e. sn cd Inn
which alone sAvss ~ from becoming the COM
nercial slaves Of Europe.
. The soutinusd .:insel q re R cnss,ea
having : population Of high cheractss and in.
tslligsnos exceeding IN number thet q several
statss of ne Union, old md new, snouid arouse
lteve In hOme rule and constitutional rights
4. We condemn the hostility OF the Demo
cratic party In the House Of Representatives. TO
lar education, and dsnounce ito arbitrary con-
duct In thwaiting every effort TO consider any
measure ior this purpose.
Ing question and ~ Indispensable bulwe-k o
national ~securtty, upon . free, honest ballot
and 9 fair count In oil the States Of the union.
in1 20 proyids out Of the Abundant resources Of
~ nation for the upbuIldinr ST q more ~eficisnt
navy for the protection OF our defenssless sea:
coast, for the restoration OF our commercial
marine, 20 essential to the training OF Amert.
can seamen, n 70 the extension now OF
American trade, and We urge the necessity Of
nnrteSt obiects.
ID We charge the Democratic administrator
indmstries And indiyiduai rights on the high
nsonsrtv q our citissns have bssn seized and
, .Ss ! sssv IN ri iOss XIV R0l. .nt ae 81 ln 70 unds ~ or
t,ssxies Withheld rom them o. made dependent
o. foreign Misrepresentation, and we demend :
mSnshin. Whicn shsii restore the respect once
sccorded to tie lust demands OF our Republic.
ii. We change the Democratic party with BE-
ine recreant 10 the Republic and pledges Of the
Prssident in prostitutinR tina civil service 70
rsstissn nnrnoses. We hold that. those pro-
{essed friends Of civil service reform who ac-
crcs 81 ths nsrtv which piaced thc civil service
law on the statute book are themselves untrue
TO their professions. We condemn any back
M samin,.trstion
10 we charne the Democratic administration
with trampiina upon the Just claims Of the sol.
scoept,d settlements OF dcniorabie ssctional
sfrife ne ordering the removal OF the emblems
Of such, slrife from u. place where they quietly
rAnnaQn In The ATg1Iv90 OF ING nAtlOn. 60U
vieldinr only aftcr thc indignant protests OF the
1maricsn peoplo.
ia Tynon this history and these declarations
ws Confidently summon to our aid not only the
pstriotism OF our country, but its labor, its in.
duatrv mr. commorce. and its statosmsnship,
The report Wns unanimously adopted.
4. D. leg. ~ Eu: .a,sm Of M,nn sSs 1s. s1a;.y0I e TO- to
Us~r 49,. ~ a.crstsrv Ia,nsr,s anpointment 20 the
Sunrsme bench. but was unsacce ssfui.
THIRD DAY.
The third day OF the convention opened with
the ranks thrown in shape. They were no
longer clubs from verywhe tnas had no
eomg9n bond 4xcspE tnstf nlseslance 70 Na9
nspu ! Nssion psi Is.sus sn whose .se oom nssn assp pHssa
each State had organized. They had not
elected the officers Of tho league yet. but thero
were plenty OF candidates on the carpet. The
State leagues had been busy caucusing TO this
end, and every one looked forward with interest
to see what the day would bring forth.
Tn New York delegation came together and
received the unequiv0cal declinatiOn OF
| National League, and nominated james p.
Foster, President OF the New York Republican
| Club, for that position.
Nominations for President Of the National
League then followed. Seward A.. Simons, OF
Buffalo, in eloquent terms nominated James p.
Foster. President OF tho New York Republican
Club, for President.
General Nathan Goff, Of West Virginia. in
words Of praise nominated Il. Lowden Snowden.
1 u fiji
william n. Beverage, OF Virginia. spoke for
Snowden. Leonidas Houk, OF Tennessee, spoke
for Foster. and Judge Brown, Of Ohio, said be
would second the nomination Of Mr.. Foster fou
the Ohio delegation. MIR. Snowden here with.
drew his name from the contest for President
Loud cries Of question = followed. W. Il.
Gardner, Of Wisconsin, moved the election oil
Nj. Foster by exclamation.
The motion was carried. and by q tuLlultu0ua
cry OF aays,' without . single nay. James p.
Foster, Of New York. was declared elected Pres
l i00nt O4 Tho NAtfO0Qt league, NtY
m rejection q Vice Prssidents handed in
Arisona Robert Emms1 Morrison.
Dclaware-yossgh \. whitaker. Dover;
MisnoIsEyndee r =; lazy ne nsm Mo;n. cn'0As0'
K"ntncHv-AiexsnSsr r. Pssrson. Lexington
Ksnsss-James ". Hamilton, Wellington.
Maine a. 4. Strout. Portland.
M~ssylana-irs lyses, sl < saoS,n.o,
MichiramA~cisrsnce <. Biack.
Minnssota-Capt. Mons Grinager.
Tennessse-Hon. N. y. Condor. Knoxville.
MH. = asrdusr p Nil IN .nies.
New York--James A. blanchard.
Come cticut -Judpa r.. Il Benuett.