The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-12

lhent ana oi It Y t reward.
lhe Demo'ray pledges itself
| purify lie az omiuis,ratIon from al
iuptlon, 10 r, store economy. to I
VlVe respect for jaw and 10 red I
taxation TO tie lowest limit consi.leI
Win que regard to the prtserystid
oI me faith Of the nation to credi,o,l
ana pensioners kHOwlng fun vail
however, that legislation aztec iDg ,ba
occupations OF the people shoGA Ma
cautious IN methot-Lot in adysn,
oi pubic opinion, bat responsive n
lis demands.
The ID mocratic party is pledged !
rtNl-' the tar II in Il spirit of fairness !
all interested, But in making A redr1
tluu IN taxes 1t IS not proposed TO N in
an! domestic industries, bat rather
promote their healthy growth. Fro,
the foundation Of tn government ta.e
| collected at the custom. ouses have
Leen the chief source OF federal reyenu,
anu such they must continue to b.
] Moreover, many Industries have com
to rely upon Legislation for successtD
coht!n innce, SO that any change OF Il
law must be subject iti the execution
the PLAN dictates Of justice. All tax;
'lon shoUlu be llmitei to the IT tquiremtI
"t "''h""lcal government. The Iced
SniE reaac' III tax can and must
'Ht'V'u "Nnuul utprlvlnG Americ|
."p'r o' we "OIlity To- COM etc succej
."l'' "''n i"'elsh lapoi, ana wlthd
imposing lower rates of du than \
''nn'i,' -" p'o ~ ep'ti any Increased cost
nn,.,,,.a ~ q, No. n.,.o '"a' cAist III COZ
m TINS ron,trv Snuin;n. prosan
nav all tne ay nnss, nf tha foao.'I ,oI'e
rrum.nt .cnunmicailv o3o,;,,.
including pensions. int rest md mrir
pal Of pubic debt. can be uot nnder
present system of tax,ti,n from cusJ
mousse taxes ou fewer imported artldB
oenr,nH a'i, :; n aNl st on articles at l.
""n Ae 'e'' o'' Articles necessity |,
we therefore denounce the abIJ
ol 'hc existing tariff, and, subjeotf
.hc prcGeding mutation, we uemA
a. rtueFal taxation shall be excl
Nc'! ipI pup Ic purposes, ana SID
hot cAcccu 'he neeus OF the goveruk
meat ecouCmtaliy administered. ThR
system OF direct taxation known
the internal revenue is war taxs1
80 long rs the law continues the mO
cy d"rived theretrom should be
voted to the relief of the people fr
| the reInaininO burdens of tho 10,
''' "nu oe ,iia''e I, iuhu 70 oclrsy the
-'ense Oh 'he care ana comfort or
worm! so!uler' ulsaoleu III the ~
VI uu ~ 'he wars OF the repuN
auo ior the paYmeut OF such pensi91
as congress may, from time to TIM
9raht 10 such soldiers. a like fal
Tor the sailors having been aInsl
provided, any surplus should be paid
into the treasury.
Wa f.ror ~, .a .n,,
no,icv hosod nnnu N.Y." .oi., ;u,;m
rnu,,nern;,I .,,i o,;,:oai aIa. .n
mi,n ,ho f,,o ' poil''o" ,,;' iVi'.
Tnr,h Con,uaI .oIn s'S,el [ePaon',
W. VI, Non' Ill ant SCUM Auiel
ou ehlai!S'ihS aliiahces with non
We pei'eVe III honest money AL
Soid ana silver coinage Of the cons
si"'i au' cir'"'Htlhg medium con- ~
o'e '"'o "cii money without loss IN,
hssei'inS 'he eqnailty ot Ill II
'o' ~, '''e '"' we II IL IN II IL J.. the sn.
=. ~ 'iic Sp'o' nile ~ III IL ueaI ll'Rs an an
.he people 'iiete out eq lal tnd exacl d; 4
NC 10 All cItizen', OF whatever ns' q n
allty, race, color or persuasion, re q
or polltical,
U,.,,. ,EE
we oeIir'c III Tree ballot anu
count ana We recall TO the m mo H,ss, fS,
the people the noble struggl le CNS'
Democrats III the Forty fifth aud
sixth Congress. 10y which relu
Republican opposition was compel
assent to legislation making everyT
| Illegal the presence of troops at the
| AS the conclusive proof that "
cratic administration was preserved
| order.
The selection of fe leral offcea
the Territories should he resrricls
citizens previous resident therein.
We oppose sumptuary laws whis
| the citizens and Interfere with iu
| ual liberty.
We favor honest civil sor,.ics rel
and the eomnensat;nn nf Trnited y
officers by lived saIar;as tha separ
of church and Stata nna ,ha djiilsil
free education NV cnmmnn schoo
that evnrv NH =, ~ land ina