The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

THE rePublirans Of the seventh
district passed \ number Of resoIu.
tiOns that deserve attention.. Their
convention by the way was q most
snecessful aud entbusiastie one. re.
mlDding us Of rid time ronsing raj
lies, without n single sigu of weak
ening an the part OF the republicans
Of any of their cherished Tsfinciples,
and clearly showing that the party
Is ready to enter into the coming
campaign with all the ardor and en-.
ergy which have characterized n In
the past. The resolutions referred 10
are briefly as foliows:
! CongratgIaiing the wise and re-
formatory action Of \ republican
congress.
Favorinx free aud unlimited coin-
age of silver. aud commencing the
isp- taken ia that direction.
Favoring the Issue OF full legal
tender notes i'm such amounts as
may be necessaFyT"r the transaction
uf business regardless Of the Nhin
of sIecuiaiors.
Favoring such adjustment cf tariff
/ schedules ~ shall hest suhserv- the
interests Of the varied ria--,-
of the country.
CcBmending the adminisi ration
Of Gen. Harrison. aud ind0rsins the
reciprocity views oI Mr.. Blaine.
Coinriding In the views ~ Senator
Ingalls, in regard TO the nTuiual ir-
terests between the west and the
south, and the necessity oG closer ~.
laiion regardless Of psst political
differences.
Favoling legislation tn prevent
trusts and combines for the purpose
Of speculation in the products Of Ia
hOr or the transportation OF H. sSane.
demanding the passage of laws
that will prevent dealing In futures
in agricultural or mechanical pro-
duCiionE.
Demanding HAT rates nf transpor-
tailon nf food products be reduced To-
such basis a. WIll WELD reasonable
interest nn the mnney invested and
no more, sis" the passage of n law
preventing tile Watering hf stock Of
railroad and other companies.
Commenting congress for tli- pas
sage nf the disability pension bill.
aud drclaTIng la favor If a hill PRE-
VidinE for n just aud equitable ser
vice pension.
FaVOTing the Ium-,liai- passage
nf an act giving tine states the police
power Of regulating AMI controlling
the sale of Intoxicating liquors with
ia their limits.
FSVnTing n national bankrupt Law |
and asking for favorable ariinu nn
the hill now I,rfcre congress.
Favnring irrigation for the west |
rrn part Of the state aud asking for
liberal treatment.
Demanding the enactment nf such
laws ~ will protect purity aud free
dom of the ballot hnx.
Commenting the enarlment of
common sense rules for the rnntrol
nf the house nf representatives.
Fav"TiUg a deep haII'cr ur the gulf.
AhS"lVing their NOMINEE from all
diciation uf Iarty caucus. bidding
him eutcr the halls nf rungress a ire,
man 70 hattie for the material and
hH-in;S - interests ~ well a. the
m"ral AMI political welfare uf this
great tate
Endorsing t;ov. Humphrey, and
senators Ingalls, aud Plumb.
C"neraiuiating Mr.. Peters "n his
r"nTse in congress.
H"N. WT. 4. PHILLIPS uT this
riiy j. making n ihor0ugI rsnvs-- Of
Ihi~ district in his own inlarr-t..,- 4
for the nomination tn
tn -uprTsrde Hon. John \.
Anderson. From all nrcnuuts we
-rad Ia The newspapers of the dis
Tici We Judge that he Ia doing stlac-
i've work. The Colonel IL not new
Iand at the business by any means,
ind having an extensive arquain-
snce amuug the public men Of the
district, all OF whom admire him,
md have not word tn say against
Iin, although some Of them appear
q have been pledged To the sup
'Ort Of MIR. Anderson. The INFORMS.
lou we receive IL TO tue effect that :
he colonel will receive the delega-
ion from tits county pretty GER
iinly. aud those from Phillips {
Uuuty aud one or two others. with
SvUTHbls reports from others n
here seems 20 be no reason to doubt I:
bat bis chances arc very fair for =.
eceiving the nomination, though | !,
here will Of course he deieymined
IrugEle made to renominate Mr.. "
ndersOn. The JOURNAL. would e.
Ike to see Mr.. Phillips get the ! a.
bid delegation from this county, :,
nj would not he disappointed II ne u
ipture The nomination ~ the dis +
let convention. In