Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-06-01

Enlistment Of uniform laws governing marriage
and divorce
o-For prohibiting all combinations of capita
10 control and to Increase the cost Of products fuI
popular consumption.
lO.-For the preservation aud defense OF the
Sabbath rs a civil Institution without expressing
any who religiously observe the same on any other
day than the first day ~ the week,
1l-That arbitration Is the Christian, wise and
economic method Of settling national differences
and the same method should by judicious leglsla-
ton be applied to the settlement of disputes be-
tween large bodies Of employees aud employers;
that the abolition Of the saloon would remove the
burdens-moral physical, pecuniary and social
which now Cypress labor and rob il OF its earn
ings. and would prove To he the wise and success
full way OF promoting labor reform; and we invite
labor and capital 10 unite with us for the accom-
plishment thereof; that monopoly In land Is
wrong to the people, and the public land should
be reserved to actual settlers and that men and
women should receive equal wages for equal
work
l2-That our immigration laws should be 50
enforced as to prevent tile Introduction into our
country Of all Convicts Inmates Of other depend
ent institutions, and If Others physically incapac-
itatcd for self support, and that no person should
have the ballot in any state who is not IA citizen
of the United States
19Recognizing and declaring that prohibition
of the liquor traffic has become the dominant is
sue In national politics, zee invite TO full party
sue are with us agreed in the full belief that this
party can and will remove sectional differences
promote national unity and insure the best wei
fare Of our dear land
The composition Of the national committee
is as follows: Alabama, l.. C. Colson, l.. +,
Wilton; Arkansas, r. J. Rogers, J. l..
Palmer; California, r. b. Stewart, jesse
Yarnel; Connecticut, q. p. Rogers, Aaron
Morehouse; Delaware, W. 8. Brown, j. J.
Boyce; Florida, |. j. Morgan, S. II. Cum
mngs; Georgia, Sam Small, A. Murphy; Hi
nois, j. b. Hobbs, j. g. Evans; Indiana, Syl-
vester johnson, s. j. North; Iowa, q. Farm
ham, James Nicholwaite; Kansas, A. w.
Richardson, Mrs C. H. St John; Kentucky,
G. w Runnels. William Matthews; Maine,
N F. Woodbury., W. T. Eustis; Maryland,
William Daniel, NJ. L. Thomas Massachu-
sets b F. Sturtevant; Michigan, John Rus
sell, Samuel Dickey; Minnesota, J. p. Pink
ham, Hugh Harrison; Mississippi, J B. Gam
brill Missouri, W H. Craig, w. C. Wilson;
Nebraska, A. G.. Wolltenberger, George
Scott; New Hampshire, j. NJ, Fletcher. d. C.
Babcock; New Jersey, w. H. Nicholson, C.
L. Parker; New York, II. C. Bascomb w.
L. Bordwell; North Carolina, d. w, C. Ben
ton, Henry Shafer; Ohio, b. s. Hnckley, j.
A Dickson; Oregon, j. w. Webb, j. G.
Warner; Pennsylvania, A. A. Stevens, W.
NJ. Black; Rhode Island, II. S. Woodward,
j. w. Williams; South Carolina, James A.
Tate, W. A. Smith; Vermont, Clinton Smith,
C. Wyman; Virginia, James w. Newton, r.
H. Rollens; West Virginia, Frank Burt, 7.
II. Crosscal; Wisconsin, S. d. Tasting, l., w.
Chafin; Dakota, d. II. Grover, Mrs. M. II.
Parker; Montana, Messina Billiard; District
of Columbia, j. A. Wheelock, r. M. Marion.