Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-15
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

upon congress the necessity for speedy
action in the enactment of some law to
that end.
We commend the recent action OF the
Republican members of both houses OF
congress, in passing the silver bill, as a
wise, salutary and good beginning; but a
still larger increase of our circulating
medium is imperatively demanded, and
we urge the passage Of a law removing
all restrictions from the coinage of silver
productions of the United States, and we
earnestly endorse and hereby approve the
action of a Republican congress and adj
ministration in imposing duty on lead
ores, in the bill which has lately passed
congress, by means of which the miners
and mining interests of our territory have
been protected from foreign competition
and mining property greatly enhanced in
value, and We condemn the Democratic
party for opposing the same.
We endorse the tariff legislation carried
through against the persistent and violent
opposition OF the Democratic party, where.
by WOOL the greatest product OF New
Mexico, has been permanently placed
beyond the competition OF the cheap
products OF Australia,
1ne nepuoiloaii Pai'' i CIV f wy Wv
sia1i'utie VIC eei WIS VI Iof su IS ;ts ~
uioia Vi 'lio Aa .t, 49, $500. 10
passage of the dependent pension bill, as
well as vast number OF private pension
bills, many Of which were vetoed by
Grover Cleveland.
70 .i.ann t fns ~ plo'. rs,aai 90 tSa Oh.
anu congless ioi we iee1 n VI VIZ ~ ~
noA!ous la"' enaoleu Wy Den'ou .aa az.
ihliiisIi a'ioh' nnoiooI VhoiG 49, III 70
,u hI; i ,,Olh un IS Of" to p Imnth or;don
puJ't ~ avs "ens u, tl wo ,iaoaJ
anu iof ielnoalns 'ieo.,e'':'o'i th pl@oe ~
~ ''ao t.,o -, ANY py ti+Ias ~ - o;,
tile sel'lels III op'"iilns ti'iea W ,;t S.'ea'
anus anu iio.no'. Ao : ~ Wy ill.,
a and agricultural interests appropriatins
for us more than 500 900 annually
We charge upon the Democratic party
he responsibility for the enactment o
the SO called alien law, about three years
since, by means OF which foreign capita
has been forbidden to come within oul
territory and foreign money has beer
turned away from us, thereby creating s
scarcity in financial resources, absolutely
stopping investments in our mines anC
real estate, and almost stopping all bust
ness.
TO this act alone we attribute the de
pressed condition of business in this anc
all other territories.
We condemn our present delegate ir
congress for silently folding his arms anC
Quietly permitting, without protest, the
passage of the two laws before referred t(
and charge him with neglect of his dut,
and the abandonment OF the best inter
psts Of onr people and territory bv max
inc no effort to prevent the passage O
said laws and for making no effort to Sc
cure their repeal.
Resolved, That We admire and prais,
| the prudence. courage and common sens
..s .:rhnmas z Reed. speaker of tn,
hatiohai mousse OF repi - -4"tiyas il
throttllns ana destroying tne reVolutloh
| ary hanlC Oh nlilouStefing, ulefepy ehao
ing Ihe ihaJority 10 enact lhe people VII
iilto posiClVe Id" anu we rejoice Win tf'
lriehos OF ileeuohi ana progress every
where at MS triumphant r9-election by al
increased q, hlalofity.
me hepunlicah party OF New Mexico
declares e. ltseli as unequlvocal'y IN iaVol
az al tlihes Oh the ADMISSION Oh ne" MEX
ico iiito the union Oh slates' under any
possible 81, circumstances, as the one essen
tlal conultloh OF our progress ana advance
meht' Without "hlch our great iatura
resources VIII remain comparatively un
known ana uhdeVelopeo.
we nearby approve OF inc actlon O
the CONSTITUTIONS convention III hHlhi
oate ior the SUBMISSION OF the constitu
tioh 10 the people, apart from the Tune o
the general electloh' SO as 10 remove the
question OF statehooo rom the possible
disturbance OF paftlsan pontlcal leellng
Cnus anofolhg al opportunity 10 all pro
sfesslve anu pa,lio!lc citihehs 10 Volt
M iaVor Vi our ADMISSION TO the uhlo1
lreeu from the enpafrassmehto Oh ORDINARY
poii.loai eteo.loie' anu W. earnestly cal
Oh every ~. ifienI mol ol view Mexico, VINO na'
Ine pup'Io meaiaIe a' heai'' anu VINO Il
e e. t W w. " ~ ~ ..le Polis on tl'
.t ~, u t 0t'op.t neA'' alH oasG ilis so'e lo
o one pes. interests . u I've" Ale&lco' IRE
'pv Wn VI pttuy. 49,. a.,
ta 1 oatn7 f"a M ,h' S M vle 4ueoIioii y
s s,s.et wv, not neH , nehleo - noI ane
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