Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-09-09

Grams. we also favor prompt settleI06nL
of the long deferred claims of that large
and patriotic body of veteran pioneers,
who, in making homes la the far west,
have suffered property losses from In
dian depredations and spoliations.
The mineral and all other public lands
of the United States are the poor mans
inheritance, and we pledge the Demo-
cratic party to preserve them from the
aggressons of greedy land grant corpo-
rations which fraudulently, in violation
of the express terms of their contract,
are trying to secure them.
The public interests demand immedi-
ate survey of the public domain within
this state.
Recognizing the Worlds Columbian
Exposition as a national undertaking OF
vast importance in which the general
government has invited the corporation
of all powers of the world, and apprecia-
ting this opportunity to make an ex-
hibtion of the industrial prodnct and
display of the skill, energy and industry
OF our mechanics laborers, artisans and
farmers, we pledge the support of the
Democrats of the next legislature of
Idaho to a reasonable appropriation to
aid the commissioner of this state in
his efforts to make suitable display OF
our natural resources and grand posi-
bilities.
We recognize the importance of COM
petition in transportation, and therefore
favor the improvement by the general
government of the navigation of the
Columbia and Snake rivers, thereby in
suring to our people reasonable rates
and protection against railway monop.
oily.
We favor the Democratic policy of
the speedy allotment in seyeraltv of
lands to the Indians, and the opening to
actual settlement of all other unalotted
lands now within the bounds of Indian
reservations. We arraign the Republic
can administration for its failure to
carry into effect the order of Demo-
cratic executive to survey and allot the
land of the Nez Perez Indian reserva-
ton made more than four years ago
We pledge the representatives of the
Democratic party to vigorous and de-
termined effort to secure the opening of
all Indian reservations in the state
without delay.
We congratulate our Irish merican
| friends, and rejoice with them over the
near approach of home rule in their
| native land; and we sympathize with
| all people struggling for liberty against
| oppression.
We renew our faith in the success of
this great country, through the en-
couragement of labor, and urge upon
representatives., both state and nation
al, the speedy enactment of all legisla-
| ton necessary to encourage and protect
| the laboring classes of the people. We
favor an eight. hour system of labor the
| enactment and the enforcement of laws
which prohibit the immigration of a
servile class, with no intent of acquiring
, citizenship, to compete with American
labor, and who bring with them and re.
tain habits and customs repugnant tc
our civilization, and the rigid enforce
ment of statutes excluding Chinese la.
Dor. We oppose the employment Of
Mongolian labor by corporate com
panies, and convict and foreign contract
labor upon public works to the ex.
clusion Of American citizens.
We denounce the Republican legisla.
ture for its failure to enact laws carry.
ing into effect section 6, article XIV o.
the constitution of Idaho, prohibiting
Pinkerton detectives and other hired
assassins from being used as posse com.
ttdtus to murder the innocent and unof
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