Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-06-12

MI>>EApVl.!=, Jnne# lt1:flt <fnI-
towIu4 1~.tle full 'eXt III tue platform
~ tnnf t'tA hy TIE entl,1llltt-t. nn
t+snIhto.~: The representatives. "f
Republicans ut lhe United States, as-:
stuht.4i nu the shores Ut tn" Mi>7t-a~
| ArtI river. tht everlasting thnti Of an
itdt>tructit'te republic, wtln-t most
Curious chapter Of history is Ii record
| ut the republican, party, congratulate
! thtlr cnit,tryn,en Oh the n1B l+sltc
nlArch If the nation nuuer banller4
| inscribed with the principles uf our
| platform IN 1855, vindicted ut the polls
anti by pro~perIty In fields, work SHOPS
! and uliue. and u4Ake tht following de-
c!uratlon III principles:
! We reattirm tht American docttine
If protection. We call attention tn it.
growth abroad. We maintain thut
the trusperuu. condition Of our coun-
try is largely due to Tie wise revenue
Legislation. Of the republican Congress.
We believe that all articles which can-
not be produced III the Quilted State-,
except luxurie-, rlnuid he admitted
free Of duty, and that ou all imports
cplnl.g iuto competition with the
products Ut American labor. there
should t'e levied duties equal 10 tht
difference between wages Htroad and
ut home.
We assert that the prices of manu-
facturth articles Ut general consunlp
ton have be+n reuuced uuder tht OPP
erAt!ou4 ut the tariff nct OF 1oa'. W.
.tenul1nre the -tf',rts ni the democratic
n.ajor1ty ot tl,e House of Representa-
tive= To IT, strny or tariff laws hy
IGe"t1ntal, a* il mhllite>tc1 by at
tack. upon wool uuti itu4 ure-, tho
tni.f IIOIlrts ut II nutIi}'tr ut states
and W. usk the people for their juds~
meut thtleot'.
We " int ~ tne success ri the re-
publican roti&y "f 'ecipr":ity Under
Whtch nur export trade t'n~ vastly III
rrru-td and new and enlarged mark
~" nav tEEA Iff[AIE'+ WI k1C f'&AAAI>
ut s.ur tArn,- aud workshops.
W. rr.nlna tht p+rrlt. nj the bite
ttta,sNirn ot the 1eAucAatic party
tn tl,1s ,.ructlc II b 4~i4t., ll-t4urr, nu%
ctan that, tx4cute*l - II r-puhllca.
administration, our present lH*~ wi
eventually give ,ts conts"l of the Irad
pt the "otEd.
The AnltrlcAn lt'plr, from tra'l'
non mid Interest, favor hl-m' tAlII~',l
anu the republican turty DEMANDS til
,lsr ri brth gold And silver A. standar
nnnty, with such restrictions and un
der provisions. to .be determined h.
legislation, a. y i'll Secure the ralnte
unnce Of partly of value bet" tel til
TWO metals, su that the pure hasing n
debt pay lug power uf dollar ,whetht
slIv.r, g"td or paper, shall be al II
tim.s equal. The interest If the pr
ductrs ot The country, itsfarmers an
work kingn1tn II, demand that every do
lar, paper or coin, irsue1 by the go'
ernment, shall be az guod rs any othe
We commend the Wise aud patriot
steps already taken hy our governmel
to seizure HI International copferen
to adopt SUCH measures As will lusu
partly OF values between silver III
gold, fur Use Hs u,oney throughout Il
world.
We demand that every citizen of Il
United Stntes shall be allowed to "a
public elections, and that such bali
shall he counted mud returned as Gu
that such laws shalt he enacted al
enforced ~ Will secure to every citixe
ht he lIch Or puor, native or tufeIt
hurn, white ur black, thi. +,vereiI
lr right guaranteed by the con.titutiu
A free and honest popular vote, IL
aud equal repre- sentntlo11 Of all reop
u we'll ns their luws, are the found
tion IF our republican in1tItutiuus,a a.
the party will never relax its. Hort. II
10, til the integrity of tile hullot and t
,,., purity Of elections shalt be fully gus
w antted and protected by the slute.
-, Southern outrAKes. We dtnour
the continued iuhunlAn outruges p
ou+ petrated upon American citizens
political reasons III certain bputhe
states Of the Union.
Foreign relations. We favor lie t
tension Of our foreign commerce,
restt ration nfour merchant marine
honlehut|t ships. and creation ofn ua
for the protection of our nntinnnl
terests and the honor of our ftaK;
maintenance Of most friendly relat,t
wittAa|l foreign powers, entnngli
|alhances with none; and the prot