Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-07
TO ELECTORS OF THE COUNTRY.
The Policy to b. Decided UPON a! The
Polls TOIOrfOg.
TWO CANDIDATES COMPARED.
An Appeal {" Voters 60 Suppor, the
Hipnbiicnn ticIseL -nrHseis
for ~ 80 Forth.

NEW YoRiS, Nov 0.-Tho followitg
nddress was issued by the Republican
national committee today.
To the Electors OF the County:
Tho DAY Of election IL at hand. On
Tuesday you will be- called upon TO
detorm, by your votes the most i'm.
| portant quehtiou, fairly anu squarcly
| presented to the country since 1861.
You nre to decide between policy OF
progress and policy OF reaction In the
country. You ate to say whether or
not the tntii schedules are 10 ho no
adjusted a. TO furnish protection ~
the labor and protection Of the country
while rnising revenue TO sustain the
government VI whether such adjust.
ment Is inadmiasiblr because OF its
unconstitutionality You are to decide
between a policy OF protection ana n
policy Of free trade.
THE Parry PLATFORMS
leave no doubt az 10 the tosllion Of the
respective parties on the tariff ques-
lion. The Republican platform favors
protection to American LABOR and
American products. The Democratic
platform declares such policy unc,u-
rtitutional, anu therefore commits the
Democracy OF tho nation TO tbs British
policy OF free trade. You are TO pro-
nounce for or against reliable stable
financial structure, built by the fathers
aud foundcra OF the Republican party.
You are 10 say whether this sound
policy IL to be continued, or abandoned
In favor OF the Democratic schamc for
resuscitation VI state banks ami Wild
cat currency. by your votes you must
say that you do not desire 10 disturb
the present prosperity OF the country
by involving our commerce., manu-.
facturers, agricultural and finances In
doubt anu uncertainty for mn inien.
Mite period. The reelection Of Harri.
son will insure continuance D, the
splendid policy under which She aa,lon
has prospered In every branch " life.
His election will insure continuance
OF confidence In the policy Of the gov.
ernment, ami will eliminate all ques.
tious OF doub. ns to the course to be
pursued with reference 10 important
government operations In future. The
election OF Cleveland would, on the
contrary, bring business 10 a standstill,
involve every operating Industry In
doubt anu raise questions as to the
effect unknown legislation might have
on the economic aud financial policy
OF the government. We confidently
submit TO the country that nc cause
exists for n change, ami that abundant
reasons will reCur to the mind OF every
loyal citizen TO favor the continuance
OF the Republican policy and Republl-
can administration.
This committee has conducted
THE CAMPAIGN
on Issues presented by the respective
parties. Our opponents have been
driven TO the necessity OF saying their
candidate Ii better than their platform,
and should be trusted not ~ execute
It's declarations. They would have the
country believe through their caudi.
date thoy can procure tariff reforms,
while the party In convention nssem.
bled declared itself absolutely in favor
OF free trade. Tho Democratic man
ngers would have tho untry believe
that their nominee can be snfely trusted
To violate tho pledges Of the party In
favor OF the resurrection OF state banks.
In short the Democracy OF the country
has abdicated In favor OF Its candidate,
anu the management hopes TO win la
this way by Insisting that the party
docs not support Its platform, but relles
upon Its candidate 70 violate the plat
iorm, thus hanging the prosperity OF
the country on a slender thread OF a
human life.
Our candidate and the party he rep
resonts are IN complete harmony,
each with the other, and both caudi.
dates ami party stand In harmony with
the best Interests OF tho republic.
We dodge no issue. We do not ask
our candidate TO aid us In catching votes
by promising to violate or refuse TO exc.
cute any principle OF party rs announ.
ced In It's national platform. The party
nominated candidate worthy OF the
confidence ami repect OF every citizen,
whether no be Judged by his acts on
the Held 0f battle, while defending the
nations flag, as senator In Congress or
az chief magistrate. II is gratifying
TO announce that the patriotic press OF
thn country has 10 an unprece dentcd
extent supported our candidate and
our platform during this campaign.
Neither our campaign nor our cause
has proved popular in England or
continental Europe. This Democratic
nominee and platform have met with
universal approval In every country
seeking TO rival US In the commercial
""i'H' +'oh oihBle hoWrphpcf IN
England or on the continent hns
spoken kindly word for General liar.
rison or the Republican party. Our
policy does not justify 1t, nor have we
courted favor from the champions of
alienators. This cannot be said OF our
political opponents. We ever relied
for support on the friends OF American
commerce and not on foreign interests.
WHILE PLEADING POVERTY,
the Democratic national committee
has been amply supplied with funds
intended to influence American CHI.
zens TO vote against their own
Interests. We are advised that
these funds have been chiefly contri.
buted by flroigners, who seek to break
down the barrier OF protection 10 the
end that they may reap profits ON the
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