The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-06-23

paiu more On pensions and bount;os =,
Tue soldiers and sailors of the rennhl;'
.nan was ever paid before during an coma
IL has adopted and consistantIv ,,,.
! saea nrm and prudent foreign nol;cx
preserving peace with all nations vh;ie
soiapuiousiy maintaining all the right
gu interests OF our government and ~
Pc ae nome and abroad. The exclrs;o,,
aoln our shores OF Chinese labor has
Deen eHectualiy secured under the mr.
VISIONS OF treaty, Incorporation Of vb;ch
pas oeen postponed by the action 81 ~ !
1 Hu. majority in the Senate.
monest reform In the civil service h..
DEL. e slnaugurated and maintained Nv
ar .esiuen! cleveland, and he has brought
NJ a sI4no service 70 the highest standard
go esIholency, not only by rule and nre-
| cePt. put by the example of his nnsaIsSI
administration OF public affairs ''''''n
In every branch and department ~ a.
governments under Democrat:c cons ,1I
the rights and the welfare Of ali Az .sso'
pie have been guarded and dsfarSaJ.
every public interest has been nrntActsj
ana equality OF all our citizens heeors A.
Jaw, without regard to race and color has
ooen steadfastly maintained.
Upon ITS record thus exhibited md
upon pledge of continuance tn ths
peopie OF the benefits Of Democracy II
inVokes renewal of the popular trnst nv
Tue rejection OF Chief Magistrate Who
.ss Deen FAITHFUL, able and prudent. "a
~ snsoAes IN addition to that trust the trans-
i iel 90 sne democracy Of the entire leois-
tas,.e power. The Republican party CON.
= Lloilhg the Senate and resisting both
houses OF Congress the reformation ~
uny,'st anu unequal tax laws, which have
outiasted the necessities of war and ara
now undermining the abundance NJ I
|ong peace, deny to the people eoual;tv
oefore the laws, the fairness and the in:
ace which are their right. The crv "a
american labor for better shan IN tha
ewards OF industry is st:tied WITH AZ
alse pretense that enterprise in fettera5
no bound down to home markets. cant
a. y discouraged with doubt. and mn.
qual, unjust laws can neither ha nrov,or- |
amended nor repealed.
:. Inc democratic party will continua =
,isn an the power confded to il 10 strn0. :.
!s 90 reform these laws in accordance !,
ish he pledges OF its last platform. in n
e'sed az the ballot-box by the sufiraces q
lne people All the industrious free- i
en OF our iand-the immense maior;fv -
cluaing every tiller OF the soil-on;n e.
auVantage nom excessive tax laws but IN
. process OF having everything thev :
We uecreased by the favoritism of an tb
leaual system of tax Legislation. :"
All unnecessary taxation il unjust tar.
,on also. it is repugnant to the creed OF
'.aalAcy mat by such taxation the cost
,. Sie nsceesar1es OF life should be nm 10
3Jlu8OIV 1nnP0ouo9 a. III l
dyed by Democratic princinlas A. ~ in
'ests OF the people are BETRAYED ~ha,. ref
unnecessary taxation, trusts and cor,' nal
nations are permitted TO ex;st xh;cl, wy
ile unduly enriching the few that corn ure
'e. rob the body of our citizens bv IA.
wing them OF the benefits Of nstu-oI So,
npention. Every Democratic mia ~ y
Iernmenfal action is violated vhen. M
ougn unnecessary taxation, Q vast sum :.
money far beyond the needs Of an 80 me-,
nicai administration is drawn from the
PIE ana rom the channels of trada -
accumulated as q demoraIix;n0 sur-
IN the national treasury.
ne money now idle in the Fedsyal
sury, resulting from superfluous fara-
; amounts to more than S1250 00 nm
the surplus collected is reaching ths 9.
OF more than $6O,OOO,OOO annnaiiv OF
auched by this immense temntat;cr ana
remedy OF the Republican party Il r. CoiI
ana exhaust by extravagant spDro. IcsaG
ions and unconstitutional cxpenaaa ~oll
democratic policy is to enforce frn. me tno
y IN public expense, and abolish nm. 'o"''
ssary taxation. Our established do -
&c industries and enterprises shonid
M need NOT be endangered bv the
cuon and correction of the bundens
xstion. On the contrary fair and
u revision OF our tax laws. with dne
'ance Tor the difference between ths
OF American and foreirn iator
p ~ ana encourage every branch
lcn industries and enterprises. bv
8 tnem assurances OF an offended
81 end steady, continuous operation.
ne interest OF American labor. which
q IA no event be neglected. the "a
OF our tax laws confempIafed nv
emocratic party should promote tbe
ltage OF such labor by cheapenino
81 OF the necessaries of life in the
OF every nottingham. at the sane
ecurlng to him steady and remun-
3 employment Upon this question
III reform, 30 closely concerning ev-
lase OF our national life, and mon
question involved In the problem Of
government, the Democratic Marty
ts ITS principles and professions to
'eihgent sufrages of the American
Leila Walter, of winnsboro ,