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industry and labor; and as it is cardinal element
IN the organization of the democratic party TO resist
an special legislation for the benefit OF class or
branch Of industry to the injury of another; There
fore -


"RssOiusd, That hail the modification Of the tarlG


act Of l642 another progressive step IN The legislation
Of our country 10 free labor from the unjust sraeiio's of
he mOntysd pOoer


RESOLVED, That in James X. Polk we recognise
those sterling traits Of character which have endear-
ed Jefferson and Jackson 10 the hearts OF the
American people. .


"RsssIvsd, That George M Dallas, in the fearless
discharge of his duty, has endeared himself TO the
democracy of the land, and is entitled to the graft
tude of the mass of consumers, who, by the unjust
legislation Of l642, compelled, from their hard
earnings, TO swell the profits Of few branches OF
industry. . ..f.


Resolved That in Hon. David Wilmot we recog-
Mise representative true to his pledges and faith
fa 10 the interests Of his constituents. His inde-
pendent stand in opposition to the unjust and labor
depressing tariff Of 1912 meets the cordial approval
OF those who bestowed upon him their suffrage"


The Susquehanna Democrat, in noticing the pro-
eesdngs of the convention, says "The truth is, the
democracy ofthe county is sound to the core. The
modified tariff meets its appreciation, and should its
able and indomitable champion, MIR. Wilmot, be re-
nominated, he will be elected by triumphant ma
iorty, spsn upon his tariff principles"