The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-07-04
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS.

| "N'ioei" "'ioh) huopleu pldUIOrm
which had been framed by the
trusted political friends of Secretary
Carlisle and nominated as their
candidate for Governor P. Wat. Har-
din, pronounced free silver advo-
cate, who had made his campaign
upon that issue.
Senator Lindsay submitted the ma
! jority report of the resolutions COM
mittee, which was adopted by a vote
of CAB TO 233. 1t follows:
10 the Democratic Convention in ses-
! sion at Louisville. go undersigned. q
4.,-- -s--t>s - s.-sv's~. ~. .L,as se-r ,.,--.
submit as their report the accompanying
resolutions:
First-The democracy Of Kentucky,
in convention assembled, congratulate
the country upon the repeal OF the Nc
Kinley tariff law and upon the evidences
we have on every hand Of returning pros
perty under the operations OF reduced
and equalized tariff legislation, and we
denounce as fraught with danger and dis
aster the threat OF our republican adyer-
saries to reestablish a protective tariff and
to reinaugurate policy OF unequal taxa
tion, which, in connection with general
.''i'7 ~ '"e 'epuoi'can pa,ss'
a, w., ra'ie VI ,o'''
P"''J' "niNu
| has always stood for the separation OF
church and state for the sake alike OF
| civil and religious freedom, does not hesi-
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VI no' 'N' 90,
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The report was signed by the nine
administration members of the COM
| mittee
MI, ,,,
io'o"'ns 10 'no iiinoii0y ~
port submitted py x-Congressman
| Ellis:
The undersigned members of the COM
mittee on resolutions dissent from views
eApiesseu oy 'he majority OF the commit
an indorssmont - .ha u.oaon rat;o.a,
democratic administration. because the
said resolution is ambiguous, obscure and
uncertain IN It's meaning, and is, in our
in,nnr,a,, ] 49, a"as,in . " Auuie VIE mus
tention OF the American peopIe. And
while the undersigned do not concur 10
the views expressed in said resolution,
nor IN 'he views expressed IN the amend
erthe,ess helisye that !, is tha 49,, Wv, Nv ~
democratic party to express itself in olea,
and unambiguous terms on this subjec,
The financial policy OF the present demo
eo eo"t'o au'i'ii's'ra.ion l deserves an uhqua'
democratic party OF Kentucky or II dos,
not deserve such Endorsement; and, witt
ii view OF taking the opinion of the repr.
Seh'a'l'eS OF 'ne democracy OF hentueky
-, ~ a".n. ' We 'uD"'. ''Ii'
ton:
Resolved, by the democracy OF Ken
lucky In convention assembled, that to'
p'1'1"' ue''oI' '',o ao'hiiiStratioh Is 90
| for ;ts stateemoplite ,,opa,an,an, 90 ,,,h
lie affairs, and we further declare tha
both President Cleveland and Secretary
Carlisie are entitled to the unqualified
maintaininr The goIa standard psUpI. apd ,hU.
maintaining the credit of the eov,rn