The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-26
rHE PLATFoRM DECLARES:

AhE ELAAEOAA DEALAAE1s
First-That the Democratic admins
t-adon Ct Cleveland has failed to keep
the pledges under which it came into
power. Itpromissd retrenchment and
economy, but has been the most extra
VACANT ever known. Itpromised TO up
h0.d the dignity and honor OF the Re-
public and protect American citIz ms
and their rights Of person and property,
lgtn at home and abroad, but has
proven Itself incapable of securing an
honorable adjustment OF tie fisheries
question, and has, with seeming indif-
isrsnce, subjected Us 10 the
limitation OF seeing our flag
1s.lted, our seamen seized and
o., best citizens. many OF them old
s.iiers, who have been removed from
o1cSl positions upon the cowsrdly
I5teriuge OF offensive pErtissnship
ffztirm that 10 the union soldiers and
Aiiors IN the late war. we owe a debt
INST cannot be computed, and il Is the
duty OF government to grant pensions
and establish homes for all such as are
disabled or IL want, and with equal
tarlestness We condemn the heartless
Sad wholesale vetoes by President
N.eveland OF the private pension bills
recently passed by Congress. We be
Ls'e IN the Republican doctrine
81 ann, not only for revenue,
also Tor projection and
Ss,elopment Of American labor. De
---all IN he behalf of the great wool
sS.os.ug interests Of our State, the res
5 s.-.-oa o. ne wool tariff of 1867 and
Ds-oe1s me recent attempt o, the
- e4 asie maori Y in the National
No. representatives. 10 pass the
~ ~. .I1-i oll' reducing the tariff duties
D. - ti,S.Clng wool on the III. list. Ths
f-si-s Sl4.1;n party has ever stood as the
49, 80 VI labor against all who would
, S,,ueL cypress CT enslave it, and every
s..s1Ie; STATE or national. which will
;0t me laoorer from dangerous for
49, oll petition, or Improve and
80. MS condition at home. Will
I--s-- VIII or unqualified approval.
- eIng IN our hostility to Anarch-
fs-i socialism and Communism, we
$40 .s sueh wise legislation as may in
"a -, INA Ia. harmony which ought always
49, .e'Ai, between employer and en-
ns5 ne recognize the right of all
r7r-- , - ASSOCIATION. to promote their
- "a gooo and protection, in every
80 - IA Goes not infringe upon he
he 80 y o. oilers. We favor The creation.
n i SISIsress, Of national department
e-b -9-ooF, The head of which shall be a
- 1S NE ootheer, whose duty it shall be
ist;c.I Sysiemstize and publish stat
800 500 information relating TO the
rs s--:, sanitary, educational and COM
d - condition Of the workingmen
oSr5.S nation. Demand that all
TitS -, state or national, charged
18th, IN ne duty of enforcing laws which
~ ior the proper security of the
h ~ -. ane health Of workingmen. shall
$50 -scncal men. The United States
es1 1;-,s, n refusing 10 order an investi-
ibst1 q The means by which a seat in
-oOay was procured for Henry r.
rsssoss, mas disappointed the lust and
Orr 20, expectances of the people OF
lo--S'.. The eighth resolution Is Is fol
s1sasoring, as we do, every leoitirate
no constitutional means Tor diminish-
~ snd Graduating TIE ems rrsuIuue
sss ~ me me traffic in intoxicating LIQUORS
siii recommending such legislation s.
ep abreast With tho enI.ghteres