The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-01
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HANEsyuLE, July 90,-The Prohibition
state convention was called 10 order NJ
10 o'clock Tho temporary organization
was made permanent, All counties h
the state were represented but two,
Rev Mr. Luhtin, Of Cincinnati, real
the platform, which first OF all aclnowl
edges God aa the source Of all powel
and authority In human government
Tho document reads aH followa, IN brief
First Security of government, home, etc.
dwnhndh % hpnh'Heellunhl party
hccuuQ We must suppress The llquprt trnillc
'rhird lloyeuue from "a traffic criminal in 10
nature II contrary 10 fundamental prluClpoa
Fourth Taxation aud llconhe are Identical
Mhh ihe traffic caufeb four.nftha NJ tho
expense Of tho AlmshQuaeH, lnlla, insane
Sixth No ctlaon shall be deprived of the
right tONuto ON account 0f sex
,seyenth. Sunday laws and all other law'
should DO faithfully enforced, and la such en'
iOrcomont the distinction between the 0gs-
latiye and judicial branches Ot the govern
mont should DO strictly observed, aud unlcialH
who nulllfy the lava by neglect or failure u
enforce them should receive the npyercst pun
Elphth-D Denounoos trusts.
Ninth Denouncea gambling In stocks,
grain, eic, ~ criminal,
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the public treasury ana 0nlolalt should h0 sal
arled,
Eleventh Justice, uniformity aud stability
w lnrlH schedules demand that this question
should he settled on u n0n.HecllOna basis ana
ey such Just anu gradual revision qf Import
duties 40 VIII relieve the maasoh Of the people
from excessive taxation ana yet not ondnngor
business by sudden and unexpected change,
Iwolfth. .fayor ballot projection, ,.,
Observation-Disclosures laws prohibiting
the introduction Into this country Of Crimlnala
and paupera should be enacted aud enforced,
Fourteenth Arbitration IL the hoat menna
for settling disputes ,,hctweon employing and
employed Clansoa, Tho laws against child
labor IN mlncR and factories should be rlgidly
enforced Labor u the bone, muscle aud hlnOw
OF the republic, IL should DO fusttrod and
protected, While we believe capital should
hAyn "a reasonable prOni on ita investment yet
We favor such loglalatlon ~ VIII best enable
labor 10 improve 10 condition, We oppose
land monopoly In every form ana favor the
llmitutlon,nt land ownership and such loglala.
tl0n an VIII prevent the holding Of II unused
from those whose necessities require II for
homes,
Fifteenth Property ahould bo listed for
taxation for ita true value less any Indebted
moss OF ita owners,
The following nominations were mNdoi
j, b. Holwig, of Springfield, for cover.
nori l., h, Logan, OF Alliance, for lieu.
tenant governors Gideon 7. Stewart, Of
Norwalk, for supreme judge; D, NJ.
Trowbridgo, of Toledo, for state troas.
urer; H. j, Penney, Of Ashtabula, for
attorney general
AZ the evening session Of tho conven.
ton speeches were mado by Rev. Hell
wig, Rev. Mr., Mead, Of the Silver Lake
quartottc, Of New York City, and others,
After the customary resolutions Of
thanks to the people Of Zoncsvillo, the
press, etc, the convention adjourned
sine die The Prohlbtonists open their
campaign Immediately Mr., Hclwig
speaking at MoConnellsvillo tonight