The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-08

free coinage. Saeretary Wheeler, OF
New York, carried his silver resolution
through, but in the full committee
Editor Thompson of Ohio, offered
a more radical substitute Elr,
Thompson ON the tariff question
succeeded in having the Ohio
prohibition party's tariff plank adopted
by the ub-c0umittee-
A speech mude 10y Mrs. Cougar o1m-
pairing the sale of q negro child an tho
south to- the sale of liquor caused MT
Gibbs. 0s Virginia, to- offer a resolution,
which was adopted, asking speakers To
ratruin from ullusious reLecting upau
participants iu the late struggle
The su description book was then passed
and $1,000 each was presented 10y the
Nu5cc, the prohibition organ and w.
WarJveu. of New York, secretary vt
the new national prohibition eNesutvc
committee.
THE U1.ArFUEsL
The platform was completed at
o'clock Minority reports vFcre decided
upon against tine financial ard tariff
pIauks adopted by tEe majority. The
following SIS the full text OF the plat
form as submitted To- the convention
I'Ec prohibition party ln national eouEel.
as tle source OF All true government and Itls
meata must conform 20 secure L-e l-,75.-s5 l-
peace and prosperity presents lll following
.nHT.. na1 u .HHHH HHH 7. y
FIrsL-The liquor L-lmc ls Zoe 90 clVLiE1-
sion, che arch enemy o popular government
and public nuisance To l7 the citadel Of tna
forces tlsL corrupt p1..ae7r promote poverty
ana crime degrade rhn HaEou's home Ifl.
LhwlFr IHr HIE OF tH1 people and laaFer our
country into the hands uf gauaglua5 eIh5s Inter
sion lCraI.za and protect tlfs traffic or mHsg
she government share iu tts 900 gotten gains arc
'-glel1us iu principle aEa ToEerla-s as % rom
eag. We declare .ue" i9E lne entlIe -upPf'1-
siga 90 LlG m aulfagtHrc. sale isuplrtat-al- OK.
pariaL-9n ana trans POT .--lo+ N- t.-.A-...
liquors ls o. beverage aF FEDERAL ala state tt.'
L-LltIlu au. the fui. powers Dt -ra gov rlElE lt
should De cEzrrod 90 secure tli5 result ANY
party that falls 20 raeu-llZz tla dominant q
nature 1f thi- issue lu American politics SIS uH-
deserving OF tue support OF -hr people
aevoll-lSu citizen should be- denied thn
right 90 vote on account OF sCE and equal labor
should receive equal vaEe5 without regard ta
T=a-rd-rue uag-ev OF tHa country should be
issued ug The EellerlI government and Il sum
C.elE ulauaLua 60 meet the aHrlal .H u. rH1
l-s-l.ta --- +-st --- eLE-L- -4---- .'L .-
p-1 uel- oL Labor Ag il.7 rH- H4 increase ll
th6 volume gf money ia demanded aud nn .1al-
Ellual or curpe-atlll should De allowed -n
be maIe o legal teudur for tHe payment OF
aEI lelfsr public and lrLVuta- Lt should lu lL-d
aL rlu lrlllts sum per czpi-E and made 90 la-
Crfusa with UuE increase iu puuELaEi0l-
F9urta-hF1 favor The free and unlimited
cl.als1 oi silver ana E7la
Flf-l-Lar.G zl1ll- be- levied only ls l -e-
feEse against foreign -1E'rnfnalls which leTE
tariff upon QUIZ produces revenue being Iunl,
dental residue
economical aduiuIzrra.ttHl uf tEe EHvlrHusal'
should 1e raised by laEg.ua. l burden upuE what
the pguule possess laaLl-l uf what we con
slEle
The other uIluI-7 demand woman suffrage aEd
I equal ulT- regardless Gr COX. demand govern
] meat guGrEuI OF railroads. Telegraph alr urE-r
public properties demand LEa f-rrsa- =rr-l
] E-nu OF iEU' grafton and Lla extension of Tns
! uaLurrllI-ltIll period. oppose acquisition "a
lands nT aliens and favor forfeiture OF ll0tElHl
! land Erlutss deauugrs rle reign of mob IsH
] all demand -rlaL l. fury f1r aIf CIrE. Mss l=
. uald ono tlr 's ross .H HUFHl l1r 40 persons
J favor arbitration and pensions. uusH l-vlea.-Tl
& stand HT the American public school Hrarau
. and teaching iu English au- oppose grants n
H uaaHE 10 sec.lrl1u schools and leluHura l1tl
parties Cor lr-1-llLHE la tal money interests -u.
] o. the sll1lls-
The platform was adopted, the amend
[ mcuts offered by the minority uspor
I being rejected Iu che evening Gen
I John BidvveIl.au old California pioneer
! a former cuugreEsmlu and now
] wealthy land owner OF California, wal
| nominated by am uumistaIzabIe ma
I i1riry- receiving 500 votes ont of "a t1ta
[ vote OF gT#, fss votes being necessary o.
/ at choice Demorest received l81 au.
I Stewart l-g votes The result v.ai
/ greeted with "a dlafeuiuE din Of cheers
I- D. CrauHIr of Texas, was uami
mated Tor vice president nu the sse1ul
] ballot