Telegram-herald., 1890-08-29

vas Q44cA4E tfansacte4 4DA fee con-
yeas.oa al jo-raea - meet az O'Clock.
When tie convention reassemb bled az
$50 o'clock tie Il nporary crsariEsl0a
was made permanent ana the lep9rs ot
the committee o. crc-en tlls aPpsoFe4-
The report Of TIE committee on reso-a-
Noas was then called for ana William
II. Villas. tae chairman. ascea5t1 10 the
stage. Following Is tie text e TIE
piS.tor.a:
eve. fhs Democrats O. WlscC-s-1, 81 conFel-
tor assembled daclarc or conf.-.ct crprsi
ton 10 al lo-uas % psternsHs'n ane ceat-aiiza.
zion. Tne Republican party Is rfe SPonent -
these dangerous principles. - TIE Mckinney
bl.l & seoAs 20 burden the faassts W.ta a.et
t.onal ligl protective charges -ar ttc heneEt =
tae favored f.v - lavish c1penc4t-re sf sa
insaease levy o. unnecessary -~Ats = strives 70
corrupt The vctcrL
BY ire fosce bn it endeavors u rlaiso ITS
political power sch oerPeiuaiing ln placing
C0ngrcs s.oaal elections directly tiDuer lts cor
troI b. its LAVISH sagqort G. tie Sqesker q
TIC present House oi Eerfesentaures n bis
arbitrary assumption q Authority 10 attempts
30 clslrancllse as political opponents. 81
these ala other acts n n-1l.sezts 81 Glsreecre
OF jast p-iac.ples OF goTolrme1t, its d.sirust
o. tho people and its determination 20 override
every right IN is efforts 10 maintain rs So
premGcy.
'.Extrava7nnce everywhere marks Regutllc-
gn rule. TIE pscsent Srtlo1sl Administration
has already cxaausis- t1c large surplus re
ceived from its Democratic predecessor, e1d
now, with constantly growing revenues Is
threateue1 with a dclc.t TEE whole colntry IS
burGened by oppressive war taxes euharcing
the cost Of the necessities cf lie. The people.
and especially re agricultural and .abcring
rr.aare
imposed Ia 100 interest q mouopoites.
The Bepublicaa party answers his request
by legislation Increasing the tgfir. The Demo
cratic party insists that Tho present tariff be
reduced and taxation lowered 20 meet the just
requirements Of necessary puo.ic expenses
In State, IS in National Affairs, Tie Repub.
loan party EXHIBITS e1travagance corruption
G1d unjustiaable Interference wiil ll1.vidual
and constitutional rights.
THE great increase in state expenses and
the creation of an army o. needless onscers.
peid OCT OF the state Treasury 20 perform Re-
publican party service show that the same
disposition 70 impose on The people and
sQusnder their money foT party gains
prevails n Madison as n Washington.
The appropriation By State Treasurers of
the interest OF State funds Ger :hcir own gain
IS a. exam pie o: Republican management The
interest OF these fumes is the money OF the peo-
pie and the interest on private trust fgnd IS
a recogni ~ portion q the fcnd by wh.ch = IS
earned; yet for years the Republican party has
permitted Ste Treasufers Of SIS creation 30
appr-.)giste ssch interest 10 their own uses.
We pledge that the Democratic party. y
intrustcd with the State government. vii ~
duce State expenses 10 the pCint necessary for
en economical acEliniff r. on o. state aEai-s,
that IL viii cover iEto the treasury 81 interest
on State funds and vigorously prosecute legal
proceedings 70 recover interest moneys hereto
fore taken by state treesurers.
we oppose sumptuary laws as unnecessary
and unwiso interference with indy 3ual toertg-
We oppose the employment 81 s1cps, far
tories or other places o. D. mess q children
rnce- . years o. ace, ard favor stringent laws
proA biting such employment.
we oppose any division OF diversion o. pub-
hc school funds il sectarlan uses TIE Demo
cratic party created ihe pubAc srboc. systera
OF this State and viii always lealoas'g guard
and ma-1tain Il.
Tas Bcnnett Jaw e. . local manifesto ioz q
the settled Rcpub'ica- po'iry of psfslra isu.
FavorinC laws providing foI tho Coll9r- oiT
attendance % school o. al calarcn,
VIC believe that 10 schoo. law in fcrce
prior - the passage o. tbe Bennett las
guaranteed 30 aA children o. the state
orport-nitv l0g education and ga ta-s q
seot4s, feature was stronger thor inc be1
re't i1w. The underlying principle r re
rental sirhts snd liberty of ooascicrce Tre
proviElors fog SIS CniorccDclt pieces fae ac-
oafel ~ the .ercy O. TIE scaool director. and
ceny his r.rlt 20 trial by ilI. 81 soccF-. 1g
% tlc law li tie land. 10 nlask this iFtan
rical inVas.cl 81 individual a-d consiltr flc1ai
rg1ts the shallow Plea cf o.. nse oi fa3
EaCitsh iErFuare ls advanced The fistcrT Cf
ihis state Peo-icd la~-eiv rith foreign bern
Ctl-eas demonstrate thc faCt that nainfal
--..r str- .fr 6 a-r ID &C. r.
a.va1ciaz tae rrovta o. t1c Ea4,-sh lan- age
% thC creates possible ez,cnL Nc therefore
ecngrn-e fhat .ar es ---.es.- r1ris. fa-
csort .sat.o1at u-.-, -,1ercsu -ui uas-r1oc cratic,
and feaar3 IFS rcreal.
Tho cali for roninations being made.
the following candidates for Governor
we're named. John Winans - Rock
County. George ~. Peek of MiiHau-
kae. Gabriel Bou,k. "a Winne bsgo.
Wilism T. Bailey. n Eau Claire, and
John s. Knight - Ashland The
f-st ballot resulted as follows Peck.
rs votes. Beuck- 5s, hiusDs, fs.
Kni1bt. IS. Bailey r.
Tre cor ventfon ulct again ~ s O'Clock
-nd after six hz ofs George 81 Peek
vac dsrla-e5 tie nominee for Coverror
by tte convention pecss ronination
vas declared enan r7oIs 4 few minutes
later Ieck vac sent for. and, tolng found
in o very shoff tive. made 81 ai9-ess
IN Which Re ple5ges himself 20 be .
valiart warrior cf DemocracV ard 90
sll "a ais power 20 deserve the houer
wales sa3 beer pad % aim.
Carl Jonas. of Tafins. wss nominated
- Tfeafrrarf- f-f4o~e~rcr. defestlrr