Warren sheaf., 1890-09-25

dying opposition to all unwarranted ex-
actions from the people by railroad cor
pOrations Of exorbitant freight charges,
and pledges itself to 50 revise and amend
existing laws that q just and equitable
equili shall he maintained between
the producer and the common carriers
Of the nation.
Tenth The Republican party Of our
state heartily endorses the passage Of
the pension bill, prepared and champi-
oned by the distinguished senior senator
from this state, and has pledged itself to
continue, as far as it can, that national
aid and care Of the soldiers and sailors
of the late war. their widows and or
phans. which their valiant services in
behalf of their country so richly merit.
THR STATE AND THE RAILROADS.
Eleventh-The attention of the people
is called to that plank of the platform
which refers to the relations Of the state
with its corporate common carriers.
They are reminded that whatever has,
1,een done BY legislation to regulate
their tolls and charges has been the
work Of tho Republican party. It nc
pepts responsibility for the past, and
pledges itself to the same policy in, the
future. The Republican party has for
its fundamental principle equal justice
to all. 1t follows that the power to
regulate should not be so administered
~ to destroy. While no watered stock
must be permitted to draw iNegitimate
rot!Ils rom tne resources OF the people,
cspitH honestly inveeteo must oe pro
5c:.Sa, as otnel capatel 10 o.ner indus-
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9Mness :" tae PfoPSIty, impefanxoay
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suit Is instituted 10 the connty where
the defendant resides has been estsb.
lished. Biennisl elections have been "a
cured, thereby relieving the people and
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