Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-29
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DEETgLfE NATIONAL PLlff0EA

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light ia svsry department. q the 5pysg1-
rasns, and are s7EeseBs 70 have called ioE
reform within .ns Eepg5.scsa Pa<sy. Is'
shoee Ia authority axe n&6s rsek1sss y
thzs Iong pDssessgoa IT power, ADD n@7s
suecanbs1 10 cogrzrss1g in11slcss, s1l
placed the norainasion Of . scxss against
tas i-ndspAndsns portion 81 ne party 10
open rsyogs. A ehangs IL dsa4sn8sd- S1ea
Q change vas agiEs necessary in lslss c1i
The viii Of the people vzs dsfeassc " .
frsnd which can nsgsr Be forgossn nor
eondonsd. Again in 1s5o . enangs Ea~es-
mandsd By tbs people, bat Vas defeated y
the IsvSsh use 81 monsy. ccntrib1ted 81 Tn
s-erueulous contractors and snSn1esszs JOB
bsrs, VINO bargasnsd for unIavf1I pro1ts
On high onzss. The Eepabliesn party,
daYing its legal. its s;ossn and bougas
powsr, hss ssssdily dseaysd Ia mersi char
acssy and political capacity. is platform
pronises are nov = Iiss Of pat faiInrss. Is
demands . Ysssofsaon Of our navy. IEhas
squandsYsd handrsds Of millions 20 eTsase
. nary that does not sxiss. Il calls upon
Congress 70 remove the bzE1ens EndsF
which American shipping has been DE-
p~rssssd-it imposed snd b& continued
tnoss bardeus. II Processes > pressrspes
for free Institutions. IL Organized aud
tried 70 tegAlizs > control o. the State
ssscssons by Federal troops. Is processes
. desire 70 elevate labor. IL subjected
American uorkingmen 70 2mpsstiIon s1sn
convicis. Is imported eopiract labor. Is
PROCESSES grstituds 70 all shs we're disabled
daring tbs war, Leaving widows OF oEphns.
The Democratic House Of Representatives,
made the frat effort 10 sq1slize both
boantiss and pensions. Is proiessed 70
correct the irregularities Of b tariff !;
created, aud has continued them. Ia own
tariff con missi0n confessed the need 81
more then twenty per cent reduction. lis
Congress ave y reduction Of lsss than four
per cent. Il processes protection o Amer1-
can manufactures. Il has subjected them
to an Increasing food Of manufactured
goods, and hopeless composition wish the
manufacturing esntsrs, the nature Of which
tsxss raw materials. Il processes 70 pro-
tsct American industries. Is has impoysr-
ished many 70 subsidizs . few. IL pro-
fssses protection Of American labor. IL
has depleted the returns Of American sgri-
~ealtnre. an industry followed By half orr
people. Il Processes equality Of all citizens
before the law. The attempt 70 fix the
status Of coIored citizens In Congress was
overturned by the decisions M tbs courts.
II accepts . new duty Of leading the work
Of progress aud reform. Its caught crimi-
nals are permitted 70 escape through con-
trived delays, or actual conniYance
10 prosecution. Honeycombed With
corruption, the out-brsaking Of
exposures no longer shocks its moral
sense. Its honest members and independ-
emit journals no longer maintain a success
ful contest for authority 10 its councils or
Q veto on bad nominations. That 8 change
IL necessary Ia proved by the existing sur
plus Of more than 800, 000, 600, which have
yearly been collected from . suffering peo-
pie. An unnecessary taxation 10 unjust
taxation. We denounce the Bepubli-
can party for having failed to relieve
the people from crushing wal taxes,
which paralyzed business, crippled indus
try, and deprived labor Of employment
and . Just reward. The Democracy
Pfcukes itseiI 70 purify the AuHiinisa ALlOu
from corruption, restore economy. revive
respect for the law, and reduce taxation
70 the lowest limit consistent with q due
regard 10 the preservation Of the faith Of
the nation 10 its creditors and pensioners;
knowing well, however, that legislation
affecting the conditions Of the people
should DO cautious and conserv ative in
method, not In advance Of public opinion.
bat responsive TO its demands. The Demo
cratic party IL pledged 10 reduce the tariff
In o spirit Of fairness TO all interests; bu,
In making q reduction In taxes IL Is moi
proposed TO injure any domestic industries
bus rather promote their healthy growth
From the foundation VI this Government
the taxes collected at the Custom
house have been the chief source Of
federal revenue. Such they mus
continue 10 be. Many industries havt
come 10 rely upon legislation for their sue
oessful maintenance, so that o change o
law must be made at every step. regardless
Of labor aud capital involved. The process
OF reform must be subject to this plair
dictate OF Justice. All taxation should b,
limited TO the requirements OF economics
Government. The necessary reduction II
taxation can and must be effected withou
depriving American labor of the ability !,
compete successfully with foreign labor
and without imposing lower rates Of dut,
than will be ample TO cover any increased
cost OF production which may exist Ia con