Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-29

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relations Of capital and labor. We Oe4Is7s
that the pzbgic I4nds ought ~ far ~ Yos-
slb!s, be kept a. boaesSeads for scs1sl
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f~g1progl1snslg granted 70 railrosd coTPo-
rzslons By ths EspGbleaa party, shozh Be
ressorsd TO the public domain; no raors
should be made 20 eorporatIonss Or Dc
allowed 70 fall into she ownership Of alien
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chine for the collection Of taxss, 20 BE- dis
sribussd among TIE states or cItzsns
thersof. The declaration Of the Demo
cratic platform in 1856, that the liberal
principles embodied By Jefferson in tbs
Declaration d Indspsndsnce, and Sane
toned ia the Constitution, which make
u Izod one Of liberty, and an asylum Of
the oypfsssed Of every nation, have eTeF
been cardinal principles IN the Democratic
faith. We nevertheless do not sanction
the importation 81 foreign labor, d the
admission Of servils races, united b.
hsb4ts, training. religion or kindred, for
absorption IL the great body Of our people,
or the citizenship which u laws confer.
American civilization demands that
against tbs immigration Of Mongolizns 70
tbezs shores o1E gates be closed. The
Democratic party insists tina, ]. Ia the duty
Of the Government to protect With equal
fidelity and vigilance, the rights Of c1si-
zsns, native or n~ssu7allzsd, as home OF
abroad. To the end thas this protection
may be assured, United States papers OF
naturalization, iss1ed BY courts OF cornpe-
tent jurisdiction. must be respected BY the
Executive and Legislative Departments Of
our Government BY all foreign powers. It
is an imperative duty Of the Government
to efficiently protect all the rights Of per-
sons and property Of every American citi-
zen in foreign lands, and demand and en-
sorcs full repars,ion for any invasion there
Of An American citizen Ia only respon-
sible to his own Governments for any act
done in his country or under her flag and
law, and can only be tried therefor on her
own soil and according TO her lava, and no
power exists in this Government 70 expa-
sriate an American citizen to be tried in
any foreign land for any such act. This
country has never had q we'll defined,
educated foreign policy, save under Demo
cratic administration that policy has ever
been In regard TO foreign nations, 30 long
a. they do not act desrimentAlly TO the in
.eresss Of tbs country, or hurtfully TO onr
citizens, to let them alone; that as a result
oi this policy we recall the acquisition Of
Louisiana, Florida, California, and
of the adjacent Mexican territory
by purchase alone, add contrast these
grand acquisitions OF Democratic states-
manship with the purchase OF Alaska, the
sole fruit OF Republican administration for
nearly 8 quarter OF a century. The Federal
Government should care for and improve
the Mississippi river and other great water
ways Of the Republic. so as to secure to the
inter-States easy and cheap transportation
TO Underwater. Under o long period Of
Democratic policy our merchant. marine
was fast o~vertaking, and on the point OF
outstripping that OF Great Britain. Under
20 years OF Republican rule the policy Of
commerce has been left TO the British, and
almost has the American flag been kept off
the high seas. Instead Of the Republican
British policy, we demand for the people Of
the United States An American policy
under Democratic rule, and q policy for
our merchants, flying the stars and stripes
in every part, successfully searching out o
market for the varied products OF Ameri-
can industries. Under aquarter OF q cen
fury Of Republican rule. 8 policy despite
the manifest advantages over all oshe
nations, In high-paid labor, favorable
climates n fertile soils; despite the free
dom OF trade among the United States;
despite q population Of the foremost races
OF men, and an annual immigration OF
thrifty adventurers Of all nations; despite
the freedom here from inherited burdens
Of life and industry In the old world
monarchies. their costly war nasies. their
vast and consuming standing armies;
despite 20 years Of peace, that Republican
rule and policy have managed to surrender