The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-06-16


commend iesislsiios by tks respective
State. thai will protect empleyes engages
in lrssr,tsle oor1 ratrce and In mining AID
napaissiariUs.
The Rspsbliesr party has slssy' eees
The ohsnpion Of The oppressed. add feeos'
pinsd The dignity Of nsneood Irrespective
Of i.iih, color or usiiopaliiy. IL gmps
lhiEe. -iib The cause Of home rule 10 Ire
l.nd, .ud protests sssin,i the persecution
Of the Jew. in Rassia TIE ultimate rei
lisnee Of free popular govtrnmebi Is 'ne
in,elliscnce Of The people add the m'in'ea'
s1ec Of freedom among ntp.
We declare suew our devotion - hoef'!
Of thought aud conscience. Of speech ana
press, sbd approve all agencies and ins'ru'
msu,sIhies which contribute to the eduea
t,op Of the children Of The land. bui While
insisting upon the iulles, measure oil reiis'
lou. liberty, We are opposed 10 any union
Of church aud ststs
We tesfiirm our opposition. declared 10
the Republican platform Of 1855 10 al
com biustions Of capital organized 70 ooni
troll arbitrarily the condition OF trade
among our citizens. We heartily indorse
the action taken on this issue and ask iof
such further legislation NJ may be rsqnir'
"a 20 remedy any defects IN existing laws
and 10 render their enforcement more conf
plete and effective.
We approve the policy OF extending 'S
,ox rs and rural communities the sdvsn'a
ses OF the free delivery service now enjoy
ed by the large cities OF the county, Anc
rssf,irm the declaration contained 10 th'
Republican platform Of 1888, pledsins 'h'
red uc,ion OF letter postage to one cent .
the earliest possible moment.
We commend the spirit and evidence o
reform 10 the civil service and the Wis
and consistent enforcement by the Bepuo
licsn party Of the laws relating TO IN
same.
: The conjunction Of the Nicaragua Cans
1 ia of the highest importance to the Amer
9 can people, both as q measure OF ns'ions
defense and to build up aud msintai
D American commerce, and 1t should be con
g trolled by the Government OF the Unite'
j States.
I We favor the admission OF the remaining
Territories ut the earliest possible momen
8 having due regard TO the interests OF sb
j people Of the United States. Az the Fed
ersl oiiicehold,rs appointed 10 he Tern
= tories should be selected from the resi-
s dents thereof and the right OF sell govern
Q mept should be scct rjed as far as ptss
y BILE.
u We favor the cession, subject to th
homestead laws, Of the arid public land
d TO the States and Territories 10 which the
D lie. under such Congressional restriction
Q as to disposition, reclamation, and occ'
pspcy by settlers as will secure the max
u mum benefits to the people.
b The Worlds Columbian Exposition is
IS great pa,ional undertaking, and Conere
10 should promptly enact such ressonsb
j. legislation in aid thereof as will insure
discharge Of the expense and obligation
10 Incident thereto, and the attainment OF =
% suits com mensursge with the dignity 81
J pr ogress Of the nation.
a
10 We sympathizs with all wise and leRi
10 msts efforts to lessen and prevent the ey
&c Of intempersnce and promote morality.
10 Ever mindful OF the service and sacrifi
W co OF the men who saved the life OF the
ton, we pledge anew to the veteran sc
III diers of the republic wstchful care Vi
oil recognition OF their just claims uror
W grateful people.
as We commend the able. patriotic
no thoroughly American Administration
OF President Harrison Under it the count
has enjoyed remarkable prosperity, 3
IL the dignity and honor OF the nation
y home and abroad have been faithful
e~ msinlalLed, and we fl r the record
ea pledges kept as guarantee OF faithful p
Torrance in the future.