New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-11

mission ofserviie unified by habits tra,n,o
ION. or nndrod Tor absorption lnto tho great boss s
American civilization demands that against ~ oon
grafton or Importation Of Mongoians 10 these saa
1 our gates Do closed. '"Vfca
The Democratic party insists that u Is the DUTY =, -,
Government to protect with equal fidelity and ySias
me rights Of IT'S citizens native and nauralzed al hos
and abroad, and 10 the end that protection ns
Do assured, United States papers Of raturaii,.my
Issued by courts OF competent Jurisdiction must he
spected by the Executive AID Legislative Denar,,fe
OF our own Government and by al foreign poxass
II Ia an imperative duty Of this Government r 10 -
GENTLY protect all the rights OF person aBd pron,,
OF every American citizen in foreign lands and d.,pay
and enforce the full reparaOn for any invasion tsni
An American citizen Is only responsible !.
his own Government for any aet do
! In his own country or under her asss
c0Tdng u her laws and NO power exists this ox.
ment to expatriate American citizen 10 be tried IA %
foreign land for any such act This country h..
never had well defined and executed foreign tols
save under Democratic administration. That policy ~.
ever been IN regard 10 foreign nations 50 lOag a.
not act detrimental TO the interests 0i confry ~
hurtfu to our citizens 10 let thom alone, that a. RANT
Of this policy we recall the acquisition Of LOulsians
Florida, California and OF the adjacent MeKi, "a eT,o
by purchase alone. aud contrast those grand acquos
OF Democratic satesmanshlp with the pnrcbsss -
Alaska the sole fruit Of Republican administrator ~
nearly quarter OF century
The Federal Government should for and improv.
the Mississippi River and other great waterways on III
Republic ~ TO secure for the Interior states easy ma
cheap transportation TO tide water
Under a long period or Democratic rule and polev
our merchant marine was fast overriding and 90 IL.
years OF 2cpublcan rule and policy our be-,
been left to British bottoms and almost has The Ameroas
flag been swept OF the high seas Instead of M.
Republican p9rys British policy. demand Tor Ia
people Of the United states an American policy. Ind,
Democratic rule and policy our merchants and suer,
flying the stars and -tripes IN every port sue .esn,
searched ont a market for the varied psOduets q
American industry under quarter ccnuy q
Republican rule and policy despite manifest 4tvap
-ago an other Nations high paid labor fa,ofahs
climates and fceming soils. de,pite freedom of trat.
among all these United states despite their pOpatonb y
thc foremost races Of mon sud IN animal imHgat ON n
tho young thrifty ana adventurous o. an nations: de.pts
FINN he ed lfTl f .f
IN usry ia Ola Grid monArohies b.i costly na,ieA
their vast tax consuming non prudu' stand armies
despite twenty years uf peace, mat kepub rule and
policy have managed tO surrender % Great Britain aime
with our commerce the control of the markets OF ths
world Instead of the Republican partY's British pOeg
we demand In behalf Of The American Democracy m
American policy. 1nsteld % The Republican pary's
discrCdtci scheme anj false protcnOe 0f ntud.hlp
for American labor expressed by Imposing tatss
demand. In behalf ~ the Demo tacy. freedom fsf
American labor by REDUCING taxes 10 the end tnai thaa
United states may compete with unh Iorrd powels 0r
the primary among nations In all the o' u ppace and
win profound ieuet we have been appfised by hs
Venerable statc'uln. through who.' p,rsou struck
in The viii or the msoiiiv bat he canno poi, n, ssals
TO place. in. his hnuds the lcadciabip qf Vie
Democratic hoati Tor the trusu that ina
achievement ~ reform IN The adminl 0f thu trd.
rtu Io,rnurnl n an ulmtla dpR nov i9o htay ior pc
lifn has been prolonged until tho general mls.
mcli ol ON follow ronniYmcn q united
fnf the Demnpry ~ the United states we nfei " him
In his withiriwal ium public cnfes pot on, oaf n.
ui ficemen ha pledge NJ Oif devotion iU the punrp
snd The nov in-epafnbe ~ tie hstnfy ~ ihis he
public from the Hh0is aud the name uf Samuel lldeh.
WIN thIE statement NJ The hopes prlnruIe4 nHl pm
pu9r7 at tle democratic party, the great ssus ui HfHm
and change Va Naturalization " submitted 10 Toe
peDplp IN pnlin tunndrnne that tina pupn tBpe viii
prnnnnnce w fayet Ufnew aud new and ays-
shle conditions iOr the growth ~ inlusft
thu extension ~ trade, The rmpluf meet AID
due reward II Labor and Of esp',al asi
aud the general vpllate ~ tho whole rBnhiff.
Tho tpaIlins ~ the platform listened 10
attrhtiyely snd with few interruptions IN
fact nops If IL paragraphs. r,eept thai
efpng 10 Aif ridden, plieed aHy isaiArd indications
~ approval There WA, hewpyef slight mahifpasiiaA
1T applause when Tho reading closed
hf Aionsnh then said he would allow thirty hiHuss
60 General nier fifteen inmates o. Mi converse Ohla
ana five u MI WatiefaoH Ito would then ea Tho pfe
Yi1us question. General Butrfs minority platform Ess
hon roaa Portions Of % are similar 10 that at The
majority report, but IL also declares that tbs
customs duties must liz carefully adjusted 90 promote
American eutorpae ana industries aud iUstor American
favor, federal support common schools opposes sales
ar grants 81 pubic anus TO corporations or iOrrgnefsi
opposes clN service which creates sci OF NE OIL -,
ana iaVnr- law 10 regulate inter Stte commerce ana ~
regulate fIrFhts and passenger rates.
General Butler made speech in support - his resrOrt,
aud Mr. ConveSe and Dir hatersOn sOEe IN support Of
The majority report.
General But moved to substitute hi, for tho
majority report Ills motion received only 80 and
HE majority report wa5 adopted.
NE contention stu al The hOf Of gOiisg 10
p!essI