Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-25

yigor, aud In the slalcsmanship In tho
conduct OF our foreign alairs, under
the guiding hand Of Americas favor.
Ito non,
JAMES q. BLAISE.
owe approve OF the silver coinage
act Of the present administration, 0y
which the entire products Of the silver
mines OF the United States IA added 10
the currency Of the people, hut we de.
nounce the Democratic doctrine VI free
aud unllmitcd coinage of silver ~ a
financial policy liable 10 prccipiiato the
people Of every city and every State Ia
the Union into n prolonged nud dis.
nstrous depression, and delay the re-.
vivnl OF business enterprise aud pros
pefity, 40 ardcntly dtslrcd and now up.
patcntly W near. The ffeo anu unlinilei
coinage OF silver would tend 10 the
hoAtding Of gold anu force the use OF
cheap money In the payment " wages
Ia every workshop, mill factory, store
aud farm, and tend 10 the scaling
down of the wages OF the toilef-, al.
ready depressed, and the weakening
Of the purchasing power OF a dollar
which would be- used 10 purchase the
product Of the farmers. We are Ia
favor OF having every dollar as good n
any other dollar.
We demand tho maintenance Of thu
American system VI protection to
American Industry, aud the labor pol.
icy that has been identified with every
period Of our national prosperity, aud
we admire tho genius OF that heroic
statesman,
WILLIAM n'KISLEY IL,
whom tho people Of Ohio will make
their next governor In recognition ~
his magnificent service TO the country.
We also commend and endorse that
policy Of reclproclty NY which the con-
troll Of South American nations and the
Spanish indies are being opened up
20 our trade upon favorable terms, ana
by which all the surplus products OF
our country may find u market, aud
by which all OF our people shall receive
In exchange thtsuior n long liuo OF
products which do not Produce ruin.
Gus competition among our own PEG.
pie, nor destroy the developing indus.
try OF our country.
wearr heartily In favor ofthe general
PROVISIONS OF the interstatu commerce
law, aud We demand tho regulation Of
all railway aud transportation lines In
such manner as 10 insure fair and
reasonable rates 10 tho producers and
consumers Of the country. We favor
such legislation ~ will prevent all n.
legal combinations and all unjust cx.
actious by aggregated capital aud cor.
pofated powers. We insist upon the
suppression Of all trusts, combines and
schemes designed TO artlilcially In
crease the price OF the necessaries OF
| liic.n
TlIE woRLD's COLUMBIAN EXrosiTToS
Is endorsed as "an important event In
| the worlds history, aud We are In
hearty sympathy with every effort 10
make II n success" An additional ap.
preparation for Nebraska's exhibit Ii
recommended.
After referring with pride 10 the pro.
| grcss of the state, aud pledging legls.
latlon for the benefit Of the industrial
population, the platform proceeds ~
| follows eve denounco the Grand
Island platform OF the Democratic
party, as framed with the deliberate
purpose 10 mislead ana deceive; where
| Ia sympathy IL expressed where none
| Ia felt; wherein help II proposed where
none II intended; wherein purposes ara
avowed which are not entertained.
'Tn support Of this Indictment, wo
point 10 the pretended friendship for
The soldier, while at the same time the
Democratic party has alwaya pro.
claimed against the granting OF liberal
pensions; 10 tho free silver plank, in.
tended 10 deceive the supporters OF nee
ana unlimited coinage OF silver, when
II II known that many leaders Of the
party are opposed 10 this doctrine; to
The plank on the failure 10 give the
people relief from the exorbltant
freight rates, while II was afraid TO
either approve OF censure the action OF
its acting allen governor In yeioing the
Newbury bill. We
DENoUScE IHE DEMOCRATIC pARTY
for it, inslnuations against the lnteg-
rlty Of the Supreme Court OF the State,
us an effort 10 make the judicial power
subordinate 10 parties, and as Disgrace.
iul 10 q political organization. We dc.
nounoe the Democratic party for rs
double dealing with civil and political
rights OF the people, wherein Il nppoars
To favor free and untmmmeled election
In the State OF Nebraska, but never
raised its voice against the political
outrages pIactlced against Republican
voter, white aud black, rOuyhoul
the Democratic states OF the South.
We armlgn tue Democratic party rs
an enemy 10 labor, scheming 10
| lraaE doau fIa a.f.,a. al "a.