The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-16
rHRrrarrors.

lion COMPOSED Of more than 80 del
egatss, each county being represent
ed by duly accredited member. de-
clare their continued adhereace 10
the cardinsl principles nj the Ma
tionai Republican party; express
their admiration and gratitude for
its psst seI sicsz aud record their
conviction that in it, future adrnin-
istrAtion Of public affairs, IL will
quickly respond 20 the deina aids of
the people aud guided by the light
of experience lie Legislation will he
diclatsd by a Ihcugiitfu, regard for
the best Interests % the y '"i. p-o-
pie of this nation
The Republican party Vs. born 0i
q great public uer--s!Jy. IT, early
youth was spent in successful crpo-
sition To the extension Of slavery.
IL commenced it, glorious iegisls-
tive career 10y the pa-ssE" 81 the
homestead act, the most beneficial
| law In its results ever framed hv the
American congTesa. !. maintained
national supremacy ard preset vrti
| national unity against . great re-
| beIliOn at home aud Threatened IA
| reference fram abroad. through
Il IpuE VI NNNF fAAt~A ANAaNrAA - -
| fare recorded in history.
BY its guiding encrEiUs 4 gi.Gntif'
| rebellion WAS suppressed. ~ indie
| structabls union ~ stairs Irrri'r'tu
ated aud the supremacy of ;lir u
| ion over the states composing II tor
ever established. Thrnugh it, 81.
i forts slavery went down IN the RUM
| OF the Southern G1uirisrarg. i
II lrHH "a =. u -
guaranteed all the rights 81 AuI..Ti.
/ can citizenship - embodied 'i''
pnIiIicaI truths enumerated IL ih'
Declaration ~ indeI eud-u". 'i ""n'
stituff6naI provisions aud r"n-:r.--,
-Ional attachments. II has extended
our national domain hy thu argui-
sItiun Of Alaska and hiss aided t.
the union the magnificent -iat"s NJ
Kansas, West Virginia. NJ, .;'i:,
Nebraska, Colorado. North Dakota
South Dak0io, Washington, Nonta'
ma, Idaho and Wyoming. 10 lia,
maintained the public credit ~
peace ant war, has largely 'i"crcas
ed the enomUnus public debt rTra-cf
by the war and protected the issue
of greenbackS from Judicial TcpUit
alton.
III HAS lfattf--t-Af-'N 'ffNt iAfN"fh 'fl'fT
tries. assisted material deV.lDI.mc1
and improved the public service
The legislation If the state OF !(Iu
sas j. more Efficient in ih' prh'@r
ton of the rights and Pi"T' i'v"ra
BILE Ia the Interests al ~" aT'u'u'
tural and laburiug Glasses than ia.
Of any other stat" ~ ti" Union.
The house ana let of ih" lahore
Il L. go. 49, 10
exempt from forced salt. The -r'""
books, library, pictnrrs. musical IN
strunents, all the wearing aIpar"
of the families, the houEeh"ld IuIEi
turP. the meat, groceries, veEciai'i"
and fuel, the horse. COW aud AL ~,
, neressaripS tools ui both are mol s"h
iect to execution NJ attachment. lh
earnings Of a iaboTeT necessary q
! support Of his family are protected
from creditors. y span "i h"r-e-
| two COWS, ten hogs, twenty -h-c
and his farming utensils ar" r"s'rV
| ed to the u-.. "T the farmer again-
Z all forced Process "t the Law. III.
{ exemption at SIN nf IErr-nUal proper
, ty results entirely tn ihu h"H'h, "
: the poor man.
Provision il made hy law whereof
railroad contractors havc tu Tiy
Z bond for the payment oi til" la"nr"r
Every person performing WORK "
| furnishing materials Tor the con
sIFuctinn uf houses j. assured pay
ment under the provisions of horri
tirenI mechanics lien law Nii "A
borprs must lee paid Ia lawful ri"u"
= | Of the United States aud uD on" ;
= comprIlrti tu receive u rhr"k, dat
: or order a.: u store.
IL Stringent eTartmrn.s arr made in
the projection at the health and iii
I of those engaged in coal EI:Hirn
| The railroad companies 81" ml.'
liable for damages &" au rnir!n, :.
Occas iGnrd by tire n"gi'g"ur" ui u
! agents ar other employee. IT.
; earnings nf lal"Ter ~" TTntr"i"'
, against punishment. Arbitration
betSern the Iabrrrr and employer !
provided fer Ia" rig.'ttS ul aIIT"r'
tees are carefully guarded. f'"vi
sion - tuadr TOR the "TGanjg Hii"n s'
comparative .aD'irtir- whereby ~.
enjoy all th.' righ'-, rTi'ii'...''s asr
powers that ar. conferred go "iu'
corporation.
This literal Legislation aided b.,
the alIe"nr,. "T the np"n -a,""r am.
stimulated iy r magnificent -ysirn
Of common -ch0"l- d ia" pTiWa ?.
cause oI our rapid settlement an'
most marvellous Wnt.Ti-i i""ri"!'
| nRnt.
The Republican party has had 81,
interrupted control "f th" Legislation
I OF this state ever sine" it, f'li'lissinI
into the .ninr. aud iit'-s'. law II ~
Onstralr it, speedy frs"rn=e :" aye.
worthy demand mai fog III" rs"
lection pf iIr rights ~ the prupi~
We are In iavCr at the principle "
protection ~ cxpuuuhr'i hy iHC I-ysi
leader of I;apubli"a" Thought swt
pnlity, the Hen. Jane g.. Hi''""
aud It's Cnfurr"m"ni t. ii'' extent p
giving the American "ii',"B ~" Td
| vantage over ~. foreign producer
thus enabling him {" maintain 81.
industry AMI T." msk" -u'h q lsil
profit N viii induce other O." "'..,
bark la the same business. hrii"SiEs
such n policy increase The TlE"- -.
labor, crra!ra q gu"d home m-rk"I
and results 80 the benefit of ell "l-- a
e..
! We want the same degree NJ pro,
lection 20 tie given To agricultural
products that j. extended 20 att 9th,
or interests. THE commercial aU,'
industrial interests of the country
demand tarin whc-'' maximum
will not rptard the growth of f"roiEi,
trade or unnaiuTally -tiniulai. prices
at home and who's" minimum vii!
afford ample protection iu every le-
/ Ultimate Industry. y tariff beyond
such a maximum T. legislation IN
| the interest of favored few, while
q tariff below such 4 minimum =
legislation against labor.
We believe u Ia he the highest die
tate Of the commercial policy 81 this
| country 10 cultivate the most init
| mate as well a. tile most extended
commercial relations with our sister
republics of the two American con
| tInents, and that IL would hR wise
and expedient 50 to adjust our tariff
laws n IN promote this eud Rud 1T
the same time adopt such = l-gisia-
tive policy ~ will compel all cOun-
tries that have exercised 4 i.teru,in-
ed discrimination against AmeTi-sn
products to cease such hostility, The
state Of Kansas by reason Of geo
graphical position ana the charar-
ter Of lie products, IL most fay"rshiy
situated for the establishment 81
great and Temunerative trade with
The uelghboTinr republic Of Mexico