Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-01

minant nature of this issue in Amer
'litics is undeserving Of the support
'Ople
itizen should be denied the right
account of sex, and equal labor
ceiye equal wages without regard
4s money Of the country should be is
~ the general Government only, and
Sufficient quantities 10 meet the demands
u business and give full opportunity for
he employment of labor. To this cad an
crease in the volume Of money is demand
i, and no Individual or corporation should
be allowed to make any profit through its
issue. IL should De made a legal tender
for the payment Of all debts, public and
private. Its volume should be fixed at a
definite sum per capita and made to IN
crease with our increase in population
Ave favor the free and unlimited coin
age of silver and gold.
5-Tariff should be levied only as de-
fense against Foreign Governments which
levy tariff upon, or bar out our products from
their markets revenue being Incidental.
The residue Of means necessary TO an eco
nomical adminiSt' atlon OF the government
should be r3' by levying burden on
what the pc. possess instead OF upon
what we consume.
8. Railroad, telegraph and other public
I corporations should be controlled by the
/ government in the interest Of the people,
/ and no higher charges allowed than neces-
/ sary to give fair interest on tho capital act
/ ualIy invested.
2. Foreign immigration has become a
/ burden upon industry, ore of the factors IN
| depressing wages and causing dlscontenJ;
/ therefore our immigration laws should Dc
| revised and strictly enforced. Tne Jlnle OF
residence for naturalization shouiu oe eA-
/ tended and no naturaized person should oe
I allowed 70 vote until ono year after ne De-
| comes a citizen.
Nonresident aliens should not be al
| lowed to acquire land in this country, ana
| we favor the limitation Of individual and
! cOrporate ownership Of land. All unearned
/ Grants of lands to railroad companies or
| other corporations should be reclal med.
q. Years of iaaction and treaclery on
! the part of the Republican and Democratic
| parties have resulted in the present mob
| rule, and we demand tb 20 every citizen De
I protected in the right Q trial oy conStltu-
I JiOnal tribunals
/ 1O-Au men should be protected by law
/ in their riyht to ane DAVIS rest in seven.
\ Il-Arbitration is the wisest. and the
/ most economical and humane method OF
| settling rational differences.
/ SpeculatiOnS in margins, the concern
I ING Of grain, money and products, ana the
formation of pools, trusts and combinations
\ for the arbitrary advancement OF prices
/ should be suppressed.
19-We pledge that the prohibition party
| if elected 10 power will ever grant Just
| pensions 10 disabled veterans OF the Union
army and navy, their widows and orphans.
/ IA. We stand unequivOcauy Tor the
( Arnerical. public school and opposed to any
I appropriation Of public moneys for secta-
rian schools We declare that only by
united support of such common schools,
I tanrbt i'm the English language. can we
hone TO become and remain an homogeneous
people.
Tcretic parties as false TO the Standards
Jared by the founders, as taltnless 70 the
Drinr ples of the illuStrlous leaders OF tue
5est. to whom hey do homage with tne
/ Inns. as reCrean- 90 the 'hlSner law, Wh!Ch
"a as irfeXible in political affairs
- persoral 10, aud as no longer en-
,svira me aspirations of the American
.,1yIe ISL Lg the confidence OF en-
.,bfene I.ugressive patriotism. Their
,@,test JOS be admission o. moral
Is is a confession OF their
A., .o.. 80 neracy. The declaration Of
- .-.i. l-hOrity that munic pal mis-
t- Is t. one conspicuous failure OF
s-,eri-eu o.trs" follows as a natural
srue, such degeneracy, and is
aUt cities under Republi-
-.- and uocratic control. Each
--,,-s- 3ther a OF extravaganza
.,,~-. no. appropriations and both
-v each protests when out of
rsste iufraction Of the civil
"a laws a-c each when in power vio-
.ar,s those laws n letter and spirit; each
.,,.- fssses fealry D the interests OF the toll
s-, masses but C1 I COverty truckle TO the
Money mower their administration Of
, -Ublic affairs. zen the tariff issue as rep
, resented iu the emOcrgtic Mills Dill and
tbe Republican i.cKinley bill is no longer
) treated by theg rs an issue upon great
5 and divergent rinciples of government
b buf is more ad8ted 10 diheren sectional
aud class interest,". The attempt In many
p States 20 Wvest q Australian ballot sys-
: tenn from its tr purpose and TO so defOrm
In as 90 renders extremely difficult for
Z new parties 10 asrcise the rights Of SUI
!. [ frage is an outlye upOa popular govern
Z raent The Clu@tiJion OF OCth the parties
8 Tor thevOtc t- slums and theirasSiduOus
q courting of TIE Owers and subserviency
= In money ~-rer has resulted in
placing those rrers Ia tbs position of
g practca. arbit Of the destinies OF the
4 nation. We 3V or protests against
.t these perllous A-ienci3s and inviteal cit
b. liens TO Join us ,he upbuildiug Of party
s. that has show ,a five national campaigns
a that it pvetf empO1ary defeat TO an
Is ahaudOr-.ent q he ciGms of justice, so
II briefly, personai yhts and the protection
o OF American hpSS.
. The min5fs co4bosed OF almost
n kh2lt the msmD's of the Resolutions
'mmittee' Inngh Mr.. Wheeler, of
YN YORK; ouei the following as a
enciaI' s'IVernd the tariff plsnks:
ne issuing Oh. national currency De-
~cAs lone as the representa-
lae 50 power Of the nation,
sIo'u'. me- delegated to private in
Ua'S oi lotions. The insufficient
'-s'oi go,Nand the variance in the
'o Nh les q lid and silver, render il
,''c".e 70 Nippon either gold or sill
dS.f. SO N nd sufficient currency.
For' q ceIoF the issue of legal ten
saSurN AoteSt Schangeable in gold or
'.l "a, on e)lan similar 10 that
exceel S400, 900, 900 Of green
f'POOOJs of gold reserve, and
3 more eceptable and conven-
.ther gOlqDr silver coin. In the
this pl9 rather than in the
gold andE Elver lies the solution
tary problems that are disturb
ms
tariff plaik the minority Of
blowing:
should beso levied as 10 furr-
for the needs of the govern
ically administered, relieving
Is ussG 0Y the mass of the
- NnueNf Of IahO,. r,,.o%a,e