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 the Presideat and his party They ssrFs the intsrszf- of Earups, we NIA support the in,erests Of AulsTIca-
 We accept the issze and confidently ap- peal 10 the people for their judgment The protective system must bs ma attained. Its abandonment bs- aIsaFs been iol- lowed by general disaster 10 all interests exeep. those of the Insurer and the sheriff. We denouuce the Nills blM aE dest trslct5ve
 to the general business. the labor and the l farming interests oi the country. and re 1 heartily indorse the consistent and patTi- o;ic action 0l the Repras utatives ia Con. gress in opposing tie passase-
 We condemn the proposition o' the | Democratic party 70 place wool on ths free iisi and we insist that the duties there 1 On shall be adjusted and maintained 90 as to furnish iull and ads, protection 10 that industry. The Republican party 1aErse-7 saff | tional revenue by repeating the 'aXes upon 1 tobacco, which are an annoyance and bur ] dea to agriculturr. and the tax upon | spirits used in the arts and for mechanical ! purposes. and by such rsvi-lou of the tarlh 1 laws as ~iIl tend 10 cheek imports of such | articles as are proisc Vi by our people, the | production Of Hhich siVes employment to | our labor and rslease from rapport daties | those artieie- of foreign production except ! Iuxuriesl the like Of which cannot be pro- | ducsd at home r there shall stil remain 1 a larger revenue than Is requisite for the | wants os the Government. we laFOr the 1 enfirs repeal of inte5 nal taGea ratber thhu | tbs surrender Of any part oi opf protective | system al the joint bellest of tbe Hhisky | trusts and fbs aseats of foreign nanu- | factur~r.-
 l We declare our hostility 10 the in;roduc- ton into this country oi foreign contract | labor and oi Chinese labor, allen to our | civilization and our Constitution and ne | demand the rigid enforreu8euf 0i tue exist- I ing laws against it. and faFur such imme- | diate legislation as sill inci4de such labor | from our shores.
 1 We declare our opposition 10 aIl eombi ! nations oi capital organize in trusts or ! of her~ise to control arbitrarily the eondi- | tion Of trade among our gitlYcns; and ] recommend 10 Congress and the State Leg isiatgrss in their respective jurisdictions i such legislation ns Hih prevent the execu- tion oi all schemes to opprrss the people by undue eharres on their supplies or by nB- J1st rates for the Ira uspoFtat tioB oi their I products to market.
 We approve the legislation by Congress | to prevent alike unjust burdens and unfair discriminaiions between the States. We 1 rearsrm The policy Of appFopriatiug the 1 public lands of tae United States tO be home