The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-07-17


commission confessed the need Of more than 20
per cent reduction. Its congress gave reduc-
tton Of less than per cent. It processes the
| protection of American manufacturers; 1t
has subjected them to an unnecessary food of
manu- featuring, tions, mot one, Of which taxes
raw materials. II proposes to protect all Amer
fsidtzea few ofesses the PROJECTION of Amsfs
lean labor; It has depleted the returns Of Amer1-
can allure, al inaistrg Followed W half
boioFs ths ihw Attempting tSe stasaa 1ei
colofed citizens, the acts Gifts Congress weie re
yersed by the decisions Of It's courts. 1t accepts
and reform; its \ criminals are permitted
to escape through eontriyed delays !. OF
sctual eonntvanse III the pro s6ation. Ills asek.
Ing with corruption. 0utbreaking exposures no
longer shock Its moral sense It's honest mem
bers its Journals, no longer maintain success
full contest for authority In its counsels or veto
spon change is ngees
than 500. 600 .oo0,, which has yearly been'D
IS
people from the, crushing war taxes which lave
paralyzed businesss ppled industry, and de-
Prize IKE ssSs 81 sqa Hss
mintstrauon from oorrnption. to restore econo-
my, to restore respect for law and to reduce TAX
alton to the lowest 1mit consistent with due re-
nation to its and pensiSners knowine
t occupations Of the people should be cautious
4 Of public opinion but responsive to its demands.
The Democratic party Is pledged to revise the
tariff In 4, spirit. Of fairness to AZ interests
proposed HI SsisN But
rather to promote thefr healthy ero%fh.. From
the foundation of the government taxes collected
federal revenue sucr they must sSo st
be. Moreover many industries have Come "a reiy
upon LEGISLATION for successful continuance, SO
ars sSs & S %n & e ssH
ossse j1ssa 7 Al
Staxation shall be limited to the requirements Of
DIN taxation can and must be effected without der
prtvinK American labor Of the ability, to pompeta
.snccessfnt hAoTeign labor and Without i'm,
cover inorsaied cost Of spIed aetioi Which Which
pisvss o oaRtr sn sSe s 81
ment economically administered, including pen
stons, interest and principal of the public debt,
can be, under QUE present system Of taxation
from custom house taxes on fewer Imported
articles, bearing heaviest on;artices3of luxury,
and bearing nghtest on articles OF necessity
We therefore denounce the i3.' II
ABUSES OF TIE EXISTING TARIFF, $yt{3;g
and subject to. the preceding limitations, we
lively iorpaBc shall not pe eSoeed
areos
known as the internal revenue is . war tax; so
slong as the law continues the money derived
1om as tSa e aSs hs relief tho
and be made afund to defray. the expense Of the
care and comfort OF worthy soldiers disabled In
time of duty In the wars IF the republic, and for
from time to time grant to such soldiers, d like
fund for the sailors having been already pro-
xided, and any surplus should be paid into the
n: We favor an: American continental policy based
upon more intimate commercial and political re-
lation withthe fifteen sister republics OF North,
central and South America, but entangling al
Il We believe In honest money, the gold and ST.
yer coinage Of the consti and o, Gircplat-
as Ssse sEas sa
fore the law, we hold that It Is In the duty Of
the t government IN ts dealings with the people
ikens Of whatever nativity; race, color Of persna
sion, religious or political. We believe In free
ballot and a fair count, and we recall 4 to
sees i tSs sas hg aas
sasa
tlSn mailing Illegal the
= Rsmoefasio s. VII PRESENT nbsrty s
THE TRRRITen1Es X $5S
The selection Of federal ofRoers for the terri
tories should Rexeyerted 70 citizens previously
which veg citizen and with indiSias
We favor honest ctytI service reform ana tie
sompensat ion Of all Unibea s. tssi Ulcers by
aIsa saiaries shs church and
common schools, 50 that every Child In the land
ship. 3 ~ 49, a 8 ~. +, ssssts
ss %s sas, ss
iPrevention4 Of monopoly and to the strict en-
sfrcement Of individual rights against corporate
tabuses, Ee bold that the We faye of society de-.
property as defined by law We believe that the
labor Is best. rewarded where " Is freest md
most eLliehtened, It should therefore be afos-S
laws restricting the free action of labor and the
enactment OF laws bySwhich labor ganizatfous.
may be incorporated, and Of All such iegisIation;
8trge relations 81 capital and iabor:
X We believe that the public lands ought, as far
as possible ~ be kept as hdInestelds for actual
lsettlerss that oil unearned lands heretofore
granted to railroad temperatures BY the oct Of
the Republican party. should be restored to the
public domain, and that no more grants Of lands
fall Into the ownership Il a lien nbsentces. We
are opposed to all proportions which upon anys
spretense would convert the general government
trtbuted among thes states o. the cftisens-
thereof $50 81;
In reafirming the declaration of the Demo.
pies embodied By Jefferson ia the Deciara Zion n
Independents and sanctioned in the constitu-
:tton, which makes ours the land Of liberty and
TIE asylum q the oppressed nation
ton the a q 81 IN -
Y IMPORTATION Of roRE1aN LABOR
q The am,ssion Ct seryiIe race BY
into the great body Of our or for the eitj
zenship which our laws CONFER American Ciys,
,ilizat.on aaInands thatagainst the inmigration
our gates be- closed The aipe inoeratlSj
ss9g aad Y as ss ish aga
citizens natiye and nnturafized, home and
abroad, and 70 the end that this protection may:
be assured In the United States, papers Of natur-
stion must be respected by the execntive ald
Ilektslative departfnehts Of our own government;
and by all foreign powers. IL Is an imperative
the rights Of persons and property Of every,
American citizen In foreign lands, and demand
fnd enforce fun Sor invasion thereof
al nS r. asne ia a. e ssa
only eaa sn6 tEisd Therefor I'm hsr own
power exists In this goyernment to expatriate
An American citizen to- be tried In any foreign
land for any such act This country has had a
Democratic Standardization It's policy has eyer
they DO no net detrimental to the interest Of tho
nloneEsa Thatgs fhsresn ttof this poiicy WEI xes
call fss Qt sIo FIcnd& Ga1l4
fornia and Of the adjacent Mexican territory by
stttons Of Democatic statesmanship with the
purchase OF Alasla, the sole fruit Of q Repub-
bean administration OF nearly 81 quarter Of q
sss u. THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
K! Fhe federal government should care for and,
'tuaproye the Mississippi river and other great
the dot slater easy and cheap transportation
w tide water Under o Hong period Of Demo-
crRttc gnle and policy our merchant marine was
fabt oveItaking and on the point OF optstrippfnr
sthst Of Great Britain. Under twenty years al
sRspubl tcan rule md policy, onr commerce has
been left TO British ottoms, and almosE has the
american fag been swept on the high seas. IN Z
we demand for the people of the United States