The Globe-republican., 1892-06-13

the Barbarossa. at which was stationed a
guard of honor, which saluted their majes-
ties. Thence they drove to the castle. Here
they were received by guard of honor, con-
drawn up in the castle yard. Later grand
reception was held at the castle.
Republican National Platform.
The representatives Of the republicans Of the
United States, assembled in general convention
on the shores Of the Mississippi river, an ever
lasting bond Of tho indestructible republic,
whose most glorious chapter of history is the re-
cord Of the republican party, congratulate their
eOuntrymen on the majestic march of the ma
ton under the banners inscribed with principles
Of our platform of lSSS indicated by the victory
at the polls and prosperity in our fields, work
shops and mines, and make the following de-
claration of principles:
We reafirm the doctrine Of protection: we
call attention to its growth abroad; we main
tain that the prosperous condition Of our coun-
try u largely due to the wise revenue legislation
OF the republican congress; Ve believe that all
articles which cannot be produced in the nited
States, except Injuries. should be admitted free
Of duty, and that on all imports coming into
competition with the products of American
labor there should be levied duties equal to the
difference between the wages abroad and at
home; We assert that the prices OF manufac-
tured articles Of general consumption has beer
reduced under the operations of the tariff act OF
1890; We denounce the effort Of the democratic
majority OF the house of representatives TO
destroy our tariff laws by piecemeal, as is mani
tested by their attacks upon wool. lead and lead
ores. the chief products OF z number OF states.
on; we point to tho success OF the republican
policy OF reciprocity, upon which our export
trade has vastly increased ana s neT and enlarged
our farms and workshops; we remind the peO-
pie of the bitter opposition OF the democratic
claim that, executed BY republican admins
tration. our present laws will eventually give
rs control of the trade of the world.
The American people from tradition and in
terest favor bimetalism, and the republican
party demands the use Of both gold and silver
as the standard money. with such restrictions
legislation. as viii secure % the maintenance of a
parity OF the values of the two metals, 50 that
the purchasing and debt paying power of the
at ali times equal the interests Of the producers
of the country its farmers and its workingmen,
demand that every dollar Of paper coin. is
other: we commend the wise, patriotic steps
already taken by our government to secure an
International conference to adopt such meas
ures as will insure a parity of value between
gold and silver for use as money throughout the
world.
We demand that every citizen Of the United
stricted ballot in ali public eIections and that
such ballot shall be counted and returned a.
cast; that such laws shall be enacted and en-
poor, native foreign torn, white or black. this
sovereign hight guaranteed by the cOnstitut on
the free and honest popular ballot, just and
equal representation OF all people, Is well as
their just and equal protection under the laws,
are the foundation OF our republican institu-
tiOns, and the party will never relent its eaotts
until the integrity of the ballot and purity OF
elections shall be fully guarl nteed and protected
In every state.
SOUTHERN oUrRAGEs.
We denounce the continued inhuman outrages
perpetrated ur on american citizens, Tor politic-
al reasons, In certain southern states OF the
union.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
We favor the extension of our foreign COM
merce, the restoration of our mercantile indus
try and the creation Of a navy for the protection
Of our national interests and the honor of our
flag: the maintenance Of the most frI endly ,ela-
tons with all foreign powers. entanaling alli-
ances with none. and protection OF the rights
the Monroe doctrine. and believe in the achieve
ment of the manifest destiny of the republic in
its broadest sense: We favor the enactment OF
more stringent laws and relations for the re-
striction of criminal and panper contract immi-
grafton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We favor efficient legislation By congress
to protect the lives and limbs of employ es Of
interstate commerce. and recommend legislation
by the respective states that will protect en-
ployes engaged in Interstate commerce in mln-
ing and manu- featuring.
Ire repuoiicsn party has always been the
SIHampaCn VI tue 0ppteseeu eoo IScS6ntIes tno
olenLty VI mann9oo. lrreepectivc OF letn' color
os nAnOnAnIy eympoinnos WIZ tne osuse
OF oome rue - ueiano and ptotestS eseinst tne
reliance Of q free and popular government is in
among mon. We therefore declare anew our de-
vOtion to liberty of thought and conscience, Of
spesch and press. and approve all agencies and
in>trumentalitie, u hich contribute to the educa-
tion of tho children of the land but while insist
ing upon the fullest measure Of religious liberty,
weMe eoppoeed to any union OF church snd etate;
We reafarm our opposition, declared in the re-
puCuCSn pNettoEm VI Iooo. 10 eA Son noino..ons W
troll srbi,rsrily the condition Of trade among our
cftizens: We heartiiy indorse the action already
taken upon this subject. and ask for further lee-
islation. ss NAV be reuuired. 10 remedy any de-
fects In existine Laws and TO render their en-
forcement more Complete and effective: We ap-
prove the policy OF extending to towns, villages
ana rura. ossrcts tno aava9'ases Q, tne Iree ae
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