The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-31
.Loudon County.

.Loudon County.
Pursuant to call of the chair.
man Of the Republican Executive
committee of Loudou county to Sc
lect delegates to the Judicial Con-
ventiOn to be held at Hartman on
the 2lst of February 1894 to nOmi-
nate republican candidate for
Judge and Attorney General of tn e
3rd judicial Circuit and to select
delegates TO the Chancery Conven-
ton to be held at Knoxville Febru-
AIRY 22d 1894 to nominate a repub.
llcan candidate for Chancellor of
the I'd Charcery lewiston. The
convention was organized by
electing r. 3. Robinson Of London
Chairman, and ]. NJ Pardon, Nor
canton, Secretary.
On motion the Chairman APP
poinointed the following Commit
tee on resolutions.
w. j. Wills, E. L. Gift, and w. H.
Greer.
The committee on resolutions
made the following report.
Whereas the democratic party
by false representations made the
people of the United States to be-
!ieve that doing we'll was not good
enough and by representations that
they could better the condition of
the county and people by giving to
them the power, and through this
misrepresentation they were victo-
torious, and for the first time since
the days of James Buchanan they
had full CONTROL of the government
and whereas the republican party
delivered to them the best govern
ment on the face of the globe, fur
naces, factories, workshops in full
blast, labor for every body and
wages good, farmers could get a
market for their farm produce at
fair prices and they were generally
happy and contented, bushes of all
kinds was good and prosperous, all
under and by the system of tariff
protection of the republican party
Whereas, since democracy came
into power, banks have suspended
furnace have shut down, factories
have closed and thousands of hon
est laboring men have been thrown
out of employment and are now
upon the charity of the county OF
working at starvation prices
Therefore we the republicans Of
Loudon County in Mass Convention
Resolved First, That we renew ou
allegiance to, and express our Con
fdence in the great principals OF
the republican party.
Resolved Second, That the pres
ent financial trouble and genera
distress of our people and govern
, ment are attributable to the worl
and uncertain conduct of the pres
; ent administration coupled with
its free trade heresies.
Resolved Third, That believing
the remedy to this financial trouble
general trouble suffering and desc
latiOn lies in the restoration of tn,
republican party to power, both IL
State and natinal affairs, we pledge
ourselves as publicans to worl
earnestly and assiduously for TIT
overthrow Of democracy and tn
restoration of republican principal
all along the line from County t.
national affairs.
Resolved Fourth, That we d.
hereby place ourselves upon re
g cord In unqualified condemnation
! Of the wavering and unstable finan
cial policy of the democratic part,
3 and the ignoble and and unps
: triotic, measures known as the Wi
son Bill, the effect of which, eveI
before it's passage, is to render thou
3 sands of american citizens penile
+ and homeless. We LOOK upon tn
administration of Grover ClevelaD
as,being an ink blot upon the fai
escutcheon Of American policie
l. and anxiously await the time whel
o American manhood shall be give
: another opportunity to assert itsel
at the ballot box, and call the n
: publican party back and put it i
2 charge of the affairs of government
: Seeing his ability and statesman
ship as made manifest by Cengres:
: ional enactments of which he is tn
t author, and seeing his popularit
and the appreciation of his peopl