The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-10
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day. sAssn al sannr~g universal redncI.aG
o. ssSes or dtschsrgs of wu<k xrsea wss
nsos 'hroaghou the trades and usauufnq-
tar r : distress
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srztle.a OF state Gas c9ansy vossrn.zasDt
aud the nies1 perfect assnsxs meuE aud
care oi gne vA.Ga ls seht-al ami oshes Lands
OF the szafe
A thorough and elfcies systen of free
eoIaiaon schools i necessary for the well
tss!hg ei the slate, and Is q onr frst sigsy
70 preserve Iayfolate the seNcss, tunsi AZ
feraei bv she naasfeeat grsuf 81 sanes5
Aaosts made BY the geaerai government in
sha enseaiDg aes
The constitution Of The state shcafa ss> A
non + artisan docnme (. therefore. the ,.eo-
pie ought 10 De l<fl free Ia psss apan a eseu-
stltuiion for the ssate of Washington with
oat the Influence OF political parties.
IL Is the aaty Of the legislature of the
state Eo enact such laws ss viii fnIly ~eFve
aud preserve the rights Of the iah0rer q nd
wage~.aEnsr. encourage and foster the
business Interests aud prssiae, I'VE .ussus-
tries OF the state
We demand the passing oy the le9isls-
fG'e OF laws ~ regulating the sr@eaIng
ventilation sad safety thereof NAV he Sc
cured, and the lives of miners protected
The Ihinese exclusion act, kaown s. The
OF laS, = u Democratic measure witch,
proper enforced. solves the vexeSs ques-
tlcn OF Chinese immigration, snd we cor
demu tue construction of that isw By the
present Republican administration. by
which its oeaefc Al effects are DESTROYED
and the laws nallihea
We regard trusts. in whatever form or
gauixed. a. the legitimate result OF our
present tarlf. and se demand the repeal
OF rezal astaent II ali such tsflsf taxes s.
enable them Ia ext0rs from the People ex
erhitAat prices for The proiuets they CON
troll
The Democratic PARTY OF the state de-
maads the appropriation by the general
government af sufficient money 70
speedily open the great Columhia
river 10 navigation from one end 10 the
o her. and Pledges rs representatives ia
congress II eleeted, 10 labor 20 fhs; end
aud we condemn the dilsfury sad wssteial
course ot The Republican party with re-
speet thereto.
We suf her demand the improvement hy
es the gesserai government 81 Gras's haF
oeF and other hafbors and wa erwsys ci
the sssie. and the esrty establishments Of
"a Necessary cssas. aefeases.