Telegram-herald., 1890-08-22

hcht ana ttr tel
lowing named gentlemen were eonsu-
tutea the State Central Committee for
the ensuing two years:
Filst-F 81 sfaraars Racine; Jesse stone
NaleIfoW1. second Data a. Lamb Pond du
Lac Oiaar =. E9sensr-rz. oeopomowoc. Thua
IL q p -rtll. Darlington q Pryor Dodge
vile. f0urlh-i asa bechtuef AilWaakeei
Eugene 9 E.lelt Mlsankee. l1ifh-t IA
Blackstock. Sheosrean. -. . ssdFwiak Mani
toUQe. siEth-H- g. SMITH. appleton C. D.
ucruF FcrtaFn SrE-rtt-l n uler Prairie
g. Cl.ea, T. "a lapcoca. Aecedal kiFhfh-
4 Pr.ce Hueso4 = T. Barber Eap Clare.
Ninth-Joln e. Iea1y, haasaa. y. p. Aann,
MariBette
The committee on resolutions. through
its chairman. Ogden H. tetners, then
reported the platform. It's reading was
greeted With the greatest enthusiasm
and applause, and q wa adopted unani-
nously 1t is as follows:
The Republican party ia convention as
semble0 declares is devotion 70 the common
school a. tie chief factor Ia ne eancailon a
the people and pledges ltsti 10 support
strengthen Ar defend a.
It recognizes - valuable auSilaries IN The
work Of popular education the private and pa
rochial schools supported wlihoct ale from pao-
lie funds ana d.sclatIns absolutely any purpose
wnatevcv L. Interfere ia any manner VIII such
schools either as 10 their terms government
OF branches 20 be taught therein
We afirm tie night and duty Ct he Stale 70
enact laws HAT viii guarantee 10 al children
sufficient instruction n Tie legal language %
The State 70 enable them 10 read and write The
same.
We believe that the compulsory education
law passed by the last Legislature Is wise and
humane in al It's essential purposes and We
are opposed 10 81 repeal, but 81 tho same
time We assert that the parent or guardian
has the right 10 select the time Of The year
and the place, whether public or private. and
wherever located, IN which his child or ward
shall receive instruction, and We pledge our
selves 10 modify .lc existing law so that u
shall conform 10 the oregoingdeclaratlons
I'VE further believe that al children betwec.
che ages q ? ard "A should be protected by ap
propriate legislation frOus ihe evils. physical
and mental. arising from their employment ia
factories and similar places Ct WORK, and That
adequate provision should be mace for the tare
OF children ihcorrigiply trBant
We ere uualterabiy opposed 10 any union ~
church and State. and viii resist any attempt
upon the part Of either 20 invade the domain q
the other. We repudiate as gross nisrepre-
scntation Ct oGr purpose the suggestion, come
whence il may, that we viii ia any manner in-
parental rights or religious liberty. Our
only purpose in respect 10 tie educational
policy Of the State Il 10 secure 10 all children
within its borders, ~ the earliest practicable
age. proper equipment for the discharge Of the
ordinary duties Of citizenship, and 20 this end,
alike important 70 the State. 10 the children
and 10 the parents Of the children we invite the
cooperation and aid OF al broad minded and
patriotic people.
The Republican party Of the State. while
intrustec with power, pledges Itself 10 main
tain faithful and economical administration
OF the StateG ovornment, and viii demand the
passage by the next Legislature Of such
amendments 10 the existing laws az will
provide, under proper guarantees 20 the
State, for tic ceposit IA banks. subject
10 thc order Of the Slate Treasurer, 81
such ptrts Of the general fund OF The
state not required for immediate use, and 81
the trust funds temporarily awaiting invest
ment al interest allowed on such deposits 10
go to The respective funds the State treasure
20 be relieved from any liability for such depos
its while they remain IN tae banks. that The
principle % tie public regulation 81 railways is
a wise ara saiut3ry one for the protection q all
classes - people.
II further ooanlends The now election law
q tbs state Cnacte- by Trpuhiicsn LeVisia
ture and signed hy 4 Republican Governor bT
which new safeguards are placed around the
boloi-box 20 assure the independent ~ voters
ana 0ones' eioc.ions, accurately fcnec.ing y.
.-. .. -, 10, 80
raert ~ The arsirs ~ trie co-,r1orwes,fh nnder
ihc present state oHiccrs: that ne general CO
t7and from all parts u The state Tor 20 fenoIn
..'.en ., - e..of i.,sI' -otn.' pa. ns
errroysl ~ s,s e,,,t..',r,..o. ana az -
Place BE holds ia the confidence and esteem oi
the people - an ah.e Err, and cors,ieniious