Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-26
B|DWELL'S KEYNOTE.
Urges Immediate Eman
CipatiOn Of Women.
CAPITAL AND LABOR WARS.
Letter OF Acceptance from Prohibition
Candidate for President.

aoc~yIsars ~ C}.llerl Iotp Pidwoll d
CaNf-ri.A. ~-..i..ea ol the Prohibition
parry fT i,.->t~.Ds OF tha United StatS
has beam s.,es S~s Aos pablication in the
Pr Shit4pQ nrss tods,E The letter Il
long ~sL da.s-.ss the Dsiniples Of tn
party ~ ssan,fsA~d h the Cincinnati
ylatforua q. kha haat- principle OF ab
soluka prshsbtsssa Gsasr~l Biiwell says
that shs d.Anu.s ~ nonopo'lstic tenden.
cies nienliei0. .Ae govern mout Ia not ~
I,reaA ,s sss,s ~ che 6es eructive results
fnvv - ces,s frSLA the MINOR traffic II Ia
thu oeaSe.bs r.haoc of habOr waich
crcate~ shs w..s,tA OF tf,s nation, anl ths
traffic " aow arp'nG and impnv rishing
tho ve'y fou,' 'n't'n Of tho national fabric.
P'.s.in,l C.. Nh. questios OF woman sur
frago he uy...'r 'rogr eA'rte emancipation of
'rHnWn fha e~stlon that frat tgives women
'qu'l rights ssith nsa, he ssya will earn
Is crows oi ,,nvershnblc glory. He tear
l,nyland VIII lead
DE- th" Cl~ oeston o6 Fiuaace
ho say tho s+ition Of ehe parity thai IN
oucy sho;Ds. lS gold. silver and paper.
ISSUED nnly IL '.s government. l. e,ir and
broad He ,,h-n dvoc.t's the legal reeu
tsatee. ,lse >,g thar II will do much 70
,hcck III. n.!enoy to Capitalization OF the
money rowea
On Ma qn ,aiion n iohar ha saws,
In or,lsr 70 L.. Lava tho labor uS the country
G 10, .asA. - =, lad ofton congestel condition.
:. ere ~ nill BE- tho earliest possible rovision
{, -i resfts tjor II tho Immigration and MT
di,ntts le--s ~ the United States Thopo
! AVA, ~ I,.., .al 70 American lapnF and tho
a ints - III 10 not L.. ,s.I
Lawn ,'""'iS-- = boon kept In force for parl-
fan conril..i--t--a. f0s fear of dotrnent m
IartisJ.I in','Nss- ;iil our country has hucomo
ti-e el.aoes dc0y sconc Of riots. lawlossno6.
a.d iloodi = al n : hfreguonily on such
q sralo az o. Pc kon' u pormittoi r. - m
'hochod. 'Gs ncssih,o subverslon ~ all gu
thosi.y. T.. q" cord lctween capitol md la
>or caapo. s.i-ly 10 allowed 10 continue. No
7nnttor vNGi tho cansO, II ~ imperative IN ro-
Tnoyo II. II !. " naoSssary to have orcantEa-
tions ns n ts4-'.@s against calital or competing
Ia nr, aucN or-:.Jtz1tions shonld be authorized
and bo reauinfei by law
o. tAe Pwrin
We rnust crsocnso that all nations have tho
right To loyy t.rilSI IA Americans we are in
favor ~ pr ,os,iaI all Amorioan interests.
T,e '.-iir i.roi ~ tho Democratic party
and that ~ she hhrublscan party differ only
In degree; hot': ata sufficiently high tn bc
formed pg0'rSt.Vo To tho objcctism that
tarifs honv uBaqually-that Ia 10 say. that
rnf"T thefn tty' rich ray comparatively noth-
{ " and tho Tnase~ noarly ail rho rovenue so
6oYivod 20 snpFors tho national eovcrnment-
inust hG aidrl 81. further ol lection that they
'-re blazing sad Deceptive Tho establish
Tnent cf sy;torn 81 income taxation oDuld
work M hardship a. do no harm. Whom the
UDios nectod monny ,nost during the rcbal-
ron tho t2cofn" t-s was fmpoSsl and worked
hko n chavm.
N holI ci them 10 ave the t'ufon and Will
help to 'asers artioa noyS In another rcbai-
Hon Ia iaA- s.ainst tho classua Oao ~
h- '-.,cJl ni~l Route ~oud bo the equal fte-
tgibdt,op of ~nalth, which would go far
toward h"ol~a tho discord between capital
and lal,v
llr cs.". :stes tho general control and,
4 necessary she government ownership oi
railroads or the question ID
Pablo schooIs,
made prominons in tho platform. he says.
Tho teac hiH,a a ne Aruerioan pubic
eshoole should b. IN accord with American
iieaa and WITH American civilization. which,
OF course, " n Christian civilization; but thoy
must be strio.ly and absolutely non -scctAFia
The standard a morality must accord With
our civilization and pervado al tho hooks AMI
teachings Of tho public school, whioh must not
IA any phaso ho n sohol ~ immortality.
On the qnestion OF immigration h.
sayss
Tho doors must 10 ctosoh In scit-defenso.
We do nos want 10 war against Foreigners.
We do oot ak Foreigners coming to this land
OF freedom to- change their faith; wc do not
propose TO Prot stantiBe or Romanizc or In any
way sectarizc thrm- But vc do insist that
they shall not iostroy our liberties by any A.
TEMPT to forei gal.o or annrchizo our govern
mont, tha, thuy ahould appreciate our liner
ties aud privileges that are n condition of citi-
sNnshil.. they should learn h. speak our nn-
fairly well
Gcncral Didweli c4oeoe his letter with
resuiro, adding that these should be taught
in the public achools the principles of the
freedom N tho ballot and the sottlement
OF differ~ncps bctwoen n,en 10y arbitration