Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-09-04

FhnulI ne sslsCicu rom lhe bona N''
residents ana c'lzSH7 OF the ltFI!'afj
"htrelh 'he) are 20 serve: 0"uln l'1"N'
shoUil oi II-h' Ds lu,A'5'''te'y 'aiait.r'
ar ota'e lh me Ch.oH' LHAcF iHa -.u'
sIlu.'"" 10 'I'1' "'H ".'P'el h} ,"-
people, anu we Heai"ly l"aoise tHa "e.I""
oi Tie Ne.'l.D".."' senate 10 twice
pa-rinE Dll'' ii GeI "anl.ss''h. Inc
refusal oil Tie Dei""cra'lc House q"
Neitose"'''''1s' ''i P"i J''au purpose 10
Ia''Ia'') g'n''"7i 'hy'e "'us' is "i'II
"D.a'iJ" oI '"e a'cfe' american pIuc'Ile
'' local '''.''.''r''''''t' nh' iH'r's ..'
/ concentration "' "'' JuH' men. I"-
/ peh"i.t "I.'7 10 Use senate tor sC'' %.
/ enable tHa D.uF'c II w washington, Ny'in
I De"o.A '"" "oh't"a territories 9" I"i i'i
( c'"''Hu"'u' hh'N'd re Plss-t "It""".
! uhhscr'- til IsI'N' ne republican i"f3
| PI'''-'S il''' :" VI" d" III IT'S P""5i 20 "'.
Sil'1a q 1'7 ''',''''"h "I Lns t,rii1'iits .i
NC" N-h'-o' ">""''s' I"L"o ana "r-
1 iona d" IHe thI"ynrHl "i -e'i government
"' H'a'et' 'uch "I 'heI" a. 'Ie no" quail
.heu' Is 500" 's Pos''"'e' a'n me "lhc'a 's
soon aa ihel may Dsc"hle 30.
ne Honuc'I power 'l the Mormon
Iho l''7'' Is menace /" "ee INSTITUTIONS
zoo dangerous .' "t I'"s Su"iie"' i"I'e'
''Ie We rI''-t H'v IePu'"i''h parry D" "P'
pr'pTIaie ''SIs'a'ion asserting the sovrf-
e'E"'y "' 'he ha,l"" IN all 'erTlt"II''
""vr1 '"e same Is questioned "hH To
'u''"crauOc VI 'ha' ehu 10 pace upon the
s'"'u'I BOOKS 'esisla''On stringent enough
10 u'Norce the poil'lcal from me eccleslas-
ticaI power, ana thas stamp out the
"'.S""'"' cNc"ne'S 'I p"i)Sahy'
Ing ieP""''va" parry II Ia iaV"i o. 'hg
use W O"'' S"'" anu Al'gcI "s money, al"
cIhuvu'H' !h' PoHcy 0i 'he de'n"1rauc
"''on III Tvs eIoI's u uchloHe'lEv
siiNer'
we uomahu lhe TeiucI'oh ol letIer
Pos'aBe 70 cent per ounce
In TepuOIlc IKE ours, Where me
cl'IZ'h Is the sovereign ana the oihclal the
servant "hefe no power Is exercised
except by the "lII oi the people, 1t Is
important that the soVeFeign-'he people
should possess ln'eilleence. lhe Tree
SChooi Is 'he promo'e' oi thar intelligence
winch Is 10 preserve US lee hauun;
therefore, the state OF nation, or boih
combined should support tree institutions
OF leathlng' sulIiclch' TO ahoId TO every
Ch'lu growing up III 'he laud lhe oppor'
tunlly Ol good common school eGa-
cation.
we earnestly recommend that prompt
acton be taken by Congress IN the ell.
actment OF such legislation As Will bet
secure the rehabilitation oI our Anencan
merchant marlne' and We PTote't against
the passage hy Congress OF tree ship
uI'l, as calculated To WoIE injustice |"
I"""T ny irsNchlhg the wages OF those
engaged IN preparing materials, as well
a. those dlrect'y employed IN our smg
yards. we asnand appropriations TOT
Tue early .ehuItalng "l our navy; tor the
construction OF coast idrtlhcatiuns and
modern ordnance, aud other approved
modern means "i deiense Tor the p'otec- /
uoh ot our deienseless naIboTs aud
clues; lor the payment oi Just pensions
10 our soldiers; lor necessary works oil
National importance ~ the Improvement
oi h"rooIs ana the channeIS ol internal
cuaSV"'s'' anu IoIe'sh co'hmeI'ei LOT the
oneoufagemeH "i the shipping interests
OF the Atlantic, Uull and Faclho states as
well as l"r tue paNnent OF the maturing |
ruphc u'b| ms polcy "lH give em'
p'oymen' TO our i"Oor' ac'lvlty to our va.
flouS Industries Increase the security OF
our country promote Hade' open new
aud dltect markets ioT our produce, ana |
eheApen lhe cost OF transportation we
auitm th's To be Tar ootteT inf ouI country |
than the democratic polcy OF loaning the
government money "Nhou' interest TO
Pe' nanNS'
Ihe SonduI o' lore'Hn "ualTS oy the /
present administration mas been dlstin' |
EwshTI hi ITS lnetheieney ana ITS coward
ICE Having wl'hHraWn from the Senate
al psnGlng treaties ehecteu ny republican |
administration LOT uhe removal OF lo'elHh !
burdens anu restrictions upon our com
meroe and Tor itS extension INTO better
markets. u mas neither elected nor pro-
posed any otheTs IN thelr stead froteSs'
ine adherence 10 'no Monroe uoe'rine' II
has seen with id'e eomplaeeney the eXten,
sion OF foreign influence In Oen'ral
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