Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-06-18
Republican National Platform.


Republican National Platform.
Tho renreeentat;vee Of the renublicans Of the
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United ota1es' assembled In general convention
on the shores of the Mississippi river, an ever
.ae"ns Donu y. VIC n e .o S'
whose most glorious cnapoer VI HISTORY h ehe re-
cord Of the republican party, congratulate their
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tlon under the banners lnscrloeo WIN principies
of our platform of 1885, indicated by the victory
!" 1ne po,i' cno pioepy - ..mN:,N
shops and mines, and make the Following de-
claration of principles:
ne t IN ito crnWsb o. abIosS we
ta;n that the nrosnero9s condition Of onr conn
t :; Ir,.1 o ~ tb Lee rauenno leo;slo t;nn
Of the republican congress; we believe that ali
ot;i.s Hh;ch carnot he nroJncad in tbe Tinted
Statas a1cont InYnr;es shonId no admitted free
~ Jnfiv oA md That IN ali ;mnorts COMING into
Competition with the products of American
di&ne hatae, o The sbroad and at
hnnna. NC ossert that +be nr;ces If manmfac.
tmraS articles of General consnmntion has been
ion. NE deuonnce he effort Of the democrat tic
ma;or;ty of the bonse of renresentatives to
dostunv ON tiff Iaus be n;acemeaI as is mani.
the chief products Of s number Of states
on NC ,,o;nt n The snccass If the renuhj;can
Rtrade has vastly Increased and new and enlarged
marIets have been onened for the nrodncts of
onr farms and worLshons we remind the neo-
nIa Of The h;tter onnns;t;on Of the damocratic
party to this practical business measure, and
claim tnat, e4ecuted Dy IspuDlican aHml!ls-
US Sontrol OF the trade OF the woria: ::
Inc America9 Peopie IroLn sra .i ahG ~,
marty demands the nse Of both gold and silver
as the standard money, with such restrictions
and under such provisions, to be determined by
legislation, as will secure the maintenance OF q
parity of the values of the two metals, SO that
the purchasing and debt paying power of the
dollar, whether of silver, gold or paper, shall be
Of the country, its farmers and its worlingmen,
demand that every dollar of paper or coin, is
sued by the government, shall be as good as any
already taken by our government to secure an
International conference to adopt such meas
ures as will insure a parity of value between
COLO ana silver 1or use as money throughout the
"% W. d.r,.,a +h.+ .r.rr .,t;,an -, Tho 1rn;tod
States shall be allowed to cast one free. unre-
str;cted %ai,ot IN ali nnbl;c Elections and that
snch halIot shall he connted and rernrned al
cest. that snch lave sha1 10 enacted and on.
forced "a will secure to every citizen. rich or
srova,e;on rioht onatanteed nv the Constitution.
fhe free and honest nor,ular ballot. inst. and
eonal renrcsentnts ESn 81 III neanIs Tsii E nc
~. so 80 i ". O. pSop.e J q, Nv W. - aS
an ~ s,ti ioA ~ Iuo. u;o AVS
t are me iounoauon OF our repn Dncan lnsutu-
nnt;i tne intsor;t VI the Seet ND s;t ~
SINa.;e - jLHS..G ~, ~. o.o Da.1oS oaI PuiNy y,
% eo.,, t sa.i oe AuiiS onu pfo'eeVeu
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SOUTHERN ouTRAGEs.
We denonnce the continned inhnman outrapes
nernetrated mon American citizens for nolific.
n reasons in certain sontbeIn states ri tha
union.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
we favor the extension of our foreign COM
merce, the restoration of our mercantile indus
of our national interests and the honor of our
flag; the maintenance of the most friendly rela-
hons with all foreign powers, entangling alli-
of our fishermen; we reaffirm our approval of
the Monroe doctrine, and believe in the achieve
menr of the manifest destiny of the republic in
more stringent laws and relations for the re-
striction of criminal and pauper contract imml-
grafton.
Transportation companies engaged in CARRYING
interstate commerca and recommend leoislafion
by the respective states that will protect en-
pIoyes ENGAGED In inter state commerce. in MN.
ing and manufacturing:
h.p ~ the p1sss nc1 ad ':,,, u;em the
S;ar;t ~ ,h o ppsssot;ne - fs;th Si"
nsny y. MannGco, naesHeS.se =. ia ALL Co.os
~ hn.oo 10y i.Iend ~ .ot,s VIC Ca .s
PGtsocuuon q ue oswe ~ nusela, 1ae ut.maIe
.r,::i0o y. ~ Suu PoPui:I Sos oluuen. 70 "
smon0 men. We Therefore declare anew onr de-
votion to liberty of Thought and conscience. of
snesch and nress' and annrove ali no, nc,ss and
;nsfrnmentalitieS wb,ch conrrihnta re the eI1nca
tion Of the children of the land Int whiie insist.
ino upon the fullest measure of RELIGIOUS liberty,
We are onnoset to sny nnion of church and state:
We reaffirm onr onnosition DE- clared in the re-
nnhliran rIatforrn ~ Isx to ali comh;natioDo rf
capital, organized in trusts or otherwise. to con-
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