The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-23
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California Democratic Platform.
 (From third pGgs)
SAN FRANCISCO, June @.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S-
 Res lUed, That the constant PFC tense of the Republican party an R publican leaders in Californi and in the Eastern States tha; th .sTtn year law" has tai en tn eChi ne c Iav from the arena of poliiica issue is decep i've in purpose and wi e.cr be false in fact, so long as tl' Chinese remain ID Iii country.
 EesoIued, Tn the Demoeraiie piry. ilher'tins the ,iOeIri 0s "t Jeff. on and Jarkson, he eby de ca e an unqualified cnmitv ts all sum ptu ' egislat'on rerar.'ii ig al eu h exers.i of Ehe l4w-mak in 2 rewe as against the objects Of fr -e rovernme ant taat all law~ int l. ed 10 restaan CT Gi cct free and full exercise by any citizen of his oan religious and peli''cal opinion SO lcng as Le leav. hers to enjoy their rights unmolsle aIe anti democratic and host le to the prin cipl and tinns of inc parry i; cree.t d unnecessary altag"li m i; aanhut be enforced; are vio ati ms of the spirit Of a Republi an govern men.' and we will ,ppose he enlcs ment o. all sl h laws and demand the repeal If tn SC now existing.
 Rssolued, That th- rai.roa fares ard fri shts should le materially reiuce ei. Dl-. riIninaiiou favor f caiIties anl Of person should be pr hihit .d. m ! we con lemn the nr- joi'y of Rtilrnad Commissioners of thi, 5Iac for their faithlessnes~ in tn. discharge Cf th ir off .iaI duties. The npminess If the Democ at c pIriy will. if cle el, carry cut in letter al d spirit the dcciara' ions If this resolution and relieve the p op C to the extent of their jurisd ctioa, from the exaciiols now practived with impunily by ths raj road con- pari,s-
 les lved, That The most speedy and effe ve nseans should be taken tn com. el tlre railroad corporations of C,.saSornia 10 pay their taxes. N comp omise should be made. Tue property of every corporation, as wei a. that of every iniivi iual, should be assessed al it's true valHt, an4 inc pay nent of the re -ultiag | tax s:ric,ly and impartialIy en- forced.
 Resolred. That all railroad and | land g ants fnrfrite.i ly reason Of | nou-fulfi.lment of contracts should l bc immediately revokt q ny he gov ernment and that hen -eforth he do | uAin De TeseIv,d d ex. lu>iveIy as n nes for actual settlers.
 Les Iced, That the Democratic par ty declares it's unslte,aJl purpOse to Iesrra'n ali i,riFate and pubic cor DOT lions vitbin the cx~ct tier If | tsieir lawful pnwers and t1 prevent any and all imPosit!ons uron indi YIGu-l, or the pub lc, by whoever attempts it un CT the features Of the i'laufu right or IT the arrogance of accemuisted money prw'r, and favars the refe.ri and enactment of all needful legislation towards this q.
 Res IUed, That the rivers and har- bnr. If this Stale Ie'ong to the peo- re al d that it is the duty of Ike ] Fe' eral government tn I-r-tt ct them and % improve them from time to time as to keep them foreeer open ps onan' els.
 les, Iced, Re~oanizine the f:ct that much Of the corruption in the coun try results frem the eni'rmnus pat- r.nage ii the baad~ Of the President Of the nited S:aies and ifs unscru- pnl,us u-e in carrying elections and maintaining the par y in power, and thai, soi ng as the |, mp aiion tx st, this patronage will be SO nstd, thereby degrading party contests to the debasing level of q m're ram- ble for the petty office: in the if of the executive parlment-tLe Dem cc5alic prtay of the eiase If Calif' r. mia ann, unces i self ia favor of re- form of the civil service of ih coun- try upon principles similar to those pIopos d in tie bi l troducs in the sena e of the LLit,d Sta es by s, n-t"r P. ndle.oD, of Ohio.
 Res Iced, That the Democratic pa ty of California dennunces the efforts made by a Republican gov ernor and s ate Electors contrary O the con titution and laws of thIs State 10 use the university of Cali fornia in the interests of t..e Repub- lican party.
 DIS TERRY. Chair :an. The report requi; es all ballolIng to be by viva vnce. and when the vote of any delegation is cast and recorded. such vote is not to fe changed upon that b-l'of. All can - Ii than jnd cial, wi,o arc
 Ban Jose. are 10 appear
 aIlpt upon their nomina-
 dorse the platform and
 the convention.
 ent Vice Presidents
 Niles Searles, J. H.
 ll Shnrb, and T. B
 EE. P. Smith | krman of the