Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26

ssls.r,eq Wa ~ reductions mss strikes Ia the iron
trade a. the best evienee tasat no such prosperity
resulted from the M0kinlss Art
We d no tncc kepdbltcaa protection A. fraud
FCheers under which the labor Of the great majority
Of the Aasvicaii penpls Is is the benehi OF few,
ICrios ttsssAi Il again We declare Il to he run
amcatal principle II the Democratic party that the
federal government nas 40 constitutional power To-
impose and callcct tariff duties except fr The pur.
pose Of only, and demand ths collection
OF such taxes shall b. limited ~ tho e's'tes 81
the government Nben Aaaesty and economically
AdininistrAtc,l
The Republican party. While protesting policy OF
rcsarsing publC hand iot small holdings ~ actual
SETTLERS, has given away the peoples hevitagc t no~
few railroads and non resident alien indy and
corporations possess larger thNn thai OF All
the farmers between the two soas The last DEMO
cratic administration reversed the mproNident ana
unMisc policy Of the republican PARTY touching the
public domain and reclaimed from corporations and
syndcates, alien aisi domestic aud Festasd - the
Icopr nearly looopO01 acses 81 valuable land 20 ne
saercsis held a. hanestcs Tor our ,ttssns' and We
pede ourselves 10 continue this policy nntii every
acre aiilaAtully held shall reclaimed aud ~
stored To the people
We denounee The Republican legislation known As
thu sherman a,t OF isao a eowafdiy uakeshiit
iranght with possibilities OF danger In the future
which should make all IL supporters a. we'll ~ US
author, anxious for IL speedy repesl We hold 70
the us. os bs,h gold and silver the standard
money of the country and b. the eoinagO Of both
gold and silver without discriminating against either
lpatAi or making charge for mintAge but the dol,
lar, the unit Of coinage Of both metals, must lie o.
equal intrinsic and interchangeable value or adjusted
Through international agreement By such safe
guard legisiation shall secure the maintenance Of
the parity OF the two metals and the equal power u
every dollar al any time Ia the market or In the pay
ment Of debts. and demand that paper currency
be kept At par with and redecmable In -nch cnin
We insist upon this policy especially neces-ars foI
I the protection 81 farmers and iaharing GLASSES
the first and uasst dtfcnselesa yictls Of unstable
money and huetasting currency.
Ihc nomination OF president, a. IN the recent
Republican convention, hy delegates composed large
y Of his appotses holding otas a, his pleasure, Is
.sandslous satire upon free popular institutions ant
a startling illustration Of the methods by which th'
president may crafty hi. ambition. We denoune'
the policy under which federal offiee-hoiders usur
control OF party conventions In the states an.
pledge the Democratic party ~ reform these and al
other abuses which threaten individual liberty an
| local self government
We favor legislation by Congress and the stat
Legislature TO protest tbs lives and lilbs Of rawA
employees
We are in favor OF the enactment Of State law
aboissing the notorious sweating SYSTEM Tor abolish
ing convict labor AMI prohibiting this einplyneil
Ia factories 81 children under fifteen yesrs OF age
| We arr opposed to AL sliinptuary laws A. an ~
terteraiice with the indiyi iual rights Of citizens
Upon this statement ~ principles and policies Oh
Democratic party asks t.ie intelligent judgment {
the American people.
Nominations for President beinl
in order Ex-Gov. Albeit Of Ney
Jersey named Grover Cleveland, O
New York. He said: "The can
didacy of Cleveland is not re
Election upon others, not antagonis
tic to any great Democratic leader
He comes before this convention
not as a candidate of any one state
he is the choice of great majorit
of Democratic voters. The Demot
racy of New Jersey therefore pre-
sents to this convention, in thi
peoples year. the nominee of tn
people, the plain, blunt, homes
citizen, the idol of the Democrat
masses, Grover Cleveland"
! The first mention of Clevelan'
name, as indeed all subsequen
mentions, was received with storm
of applause, and in the first instanc
the clamor continued fiftee
minutes.
! Hon. VIM. C. Dewitt nominate
David B. Hill, of New York.
Hon. John w. Dunscombe nom
! mated Horace Boies of Iowa.
: On the first ballot Cleveland wa
proclaimed the choice of the col
vention by the following yot
Cleveland, GIG; Hill, ia; Boic
124; German, So; Carlisle. l.
Morrison, 3; Campbell, 2.
Third Day.
When the convention reasser
bled the chairman announced Il
nominations for Vice-President
order:
Hons. Isaac p. Gray of Indian
'. A. f. Stevenson of Illinois, A.
Morse of Michigan, were nomin
tee, by eloquent speakers. New Yol
cast 70 votes for Stevenson, and b
fore the conclusion Of the balIoting
motion was made by Delegate Co
of Ohio that Stevenson's nomin
ton be made by reclamation, whic
was carried amid great applause.
The convention then adjourne
sine die.