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admirable resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted. We have only room to-day for the fol-
loving, which we conceive 10 be the most impor'
tant


RssOirsd, That We recognise no practical distine.
ton between the whg and the native American par
ties, both having their origin in similar motives
hostility TO man-and 10th being alike the advo-
Gates of high special privilege and restricted poPu
lar suffrage.


R,soiors, That in this country we recognise the
whg party ss the staunch uphoders of the irauds o
the few against the rights Of the many, and the dem
ocratic party the party Of the people, banded to
gether for the purpose Of resisting arisieeraus en-


Rssolesd, That the democratic party are the sspe.
cial defenders OF civil and religious liberty Of the
social and political equality Of man. and of the right
Of all men TO participate in the government under
which they hve--princples which eFnineny dsiip
guish our political system from those Of Europe, re-
pudiateJ by the founders Of the republic, and We
firmly believe that when we cease 20 be governed
by those American principles, all difference between
as and the down-trodden masses Of the Old World
will cease also.


RssOlusd, That we have undiminished confidence
in the patriotism and distinguished ability of the ma
tional and State administrations, confident that they
will do, as they have done, carefully guard the In
terests and honor Of the country.


Resolved, That in our candidates we recognise
talented and worthy exponenls OF the democratic
principles; and we earnestly recommend lhem 10 the
support Of every democratic vote.


Resolved, That we will support the democratic
ticket, the whole ticket and nothing but the ticket
We will vote il under any and all circumstances, and
will not efforts until we shall have secured
its triumphant election.


AfIer the reading, Mr. Young excused himself
from speaking on account Of the time al eIdy Iaken
up the advanced hour Of the evening, and the NUM-
Der OF speakers yet in waiting.


John w. Forney made some highly comPlimen.
tary remarks Of the resolutions


He was followed by the Hon. Charles Brown,
who spoke Of natyism and It's incompalIblity with
our republican institutions, and who delivered an
instructive and eloquent though brief discourse
upon the operation OF the tariff Of 1912.


VIM. ID, Kelley, Ellis b Schnabel, and rbos. 3.
Florence followed and at half-past 10 O'Clock the
meeting broke up, having remained solid m that spot
FOR upwards Of three hours, and the meeting adj
ourned with nine cheers for Col Thomas b. Flor
ence, the democratic candidate for Congress, and
for the whole democratic ticket"


The following is the summary list Of candidates,
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