The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-22

general prosperity OF our peo-
ple. The National Convention,
in view Of certain dangers menacing
the wool interests of the United States,
deemed it wise to adopt separate resolu-
tons on the subject Of its proper protec-
ton. This industry ia very large and
important one. The necessary legislation
to sustain this industry upon proper
basis should be extended. n one realizes
more fully than myself the grest delay
OF adjusting the tariff so nicely
and equitsbly as to protsct
every home industry, sustain
every clsss Of American labor, pros
mote to the highest point our great sgri-
cultural interests, and at the same time
to give 10 one and sill the advantages
pertaining to foreign productions not in
competition with our own, thus not only
building up our fol eign COM
melce but taking measures 10
carry it in our own bottoms.
Difficult as this work appears, snd really
is, it is susceptible Of accomplish ment by
patient and intelligent labor, snd to no
hands can it be committed with as great
assurance of success as to those Of the
Republican party.
OUR MONETARY SYSTEM.
The Republican party is the indisput>
able author Of our financial and none.
tsry system, which it is safe to say hiss
never before been equaled by that
ton CT our system of fnau ce,
an extended and expensive war with
No al O-nATf xryhsah rtcno hsoiNK
With each succeeding year till cow the
credit OF the lutte States is surpassed
By that OF no other nation, while its eecu.
rites st 8 constantly increasing premium
are eagerly sought after by investors
in all partI OF the world. Our sys-
tenn Of currency is most admir-
able in its construction. While all
the convsniences of bill circulation stS
tRch to it, every dollar Of paper repre-
sents dollar Of the worlds money
standards and as long as the just and
wise policy OF the Republican party is
continued, there can be no impsirmen
OF the national credit. Therefore,
under the present laws relating thereto,
it will be impossible for any man TO lose
penny in bonds or bills Of the United
States, or on bills Of the National banks.
The advantage of having bank note in
the houss which will be as good
in the morning as it was
the night before, will be
appreciated by all. The con.rovertible
currency should be maintained intact,
and the establishment of an interna-
tional standard among all commercial
nations, fixing the relative values of
gold and silver coinage would be u
measure of peculiar advantage.
INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COM
MERGE AND INTER STATE
RELATIONS.
The subjects in the resolutions respec.
lively looking to the promoting OF cur
Interstate and foreign com merce and to
the matter of our foreign relations, are
fraueht with great importance to our
people. In respect to our inter
state commerce, there Is much
to be desired in the way OF equit-
able rates and facilities of transpor
tstien. that commerce may flow freely 10
the states themselves, diversity Of indus
tries and employment be promoted in all
sections of the country, and that the
great granAries and manufacturing
establishments of the interior may
be enabled TO seDd their products
to the seabosrd for shipment to foreign
countries relieved of vexstions restric-
tions ard Determinations. in the matter
Of which it may emphstically be said
time is money" and also of unjust
charges upon articles destined to meet
close competition from products Of other
parts of the world.
This is all of the letter received
up to $50 am. The remainder will
appear tomorrow. ED. HERALD.