Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-16


almost Tho entire working ,irco of tho
country IN position to earn good WAGES.
We endorse tho principles OF this gren.
| national party, ne tnunclaipd ia IT, nlai-
| FORM adopted a. ~ Minneapolis convpn.
lion iu Juno last, aud horoby rpnfiirn
our allegiance 90 the party and pledge
thereto our best efforts aud devotion.
We congratulate tho people OF tho ma.
ton at ihe final Modification bv tho
Democratic party Of the courage Of it,
convictions, In Tvs advocacy OF tree trade,
40 long hidden aud sheltered under h.,
former hypocritical cloak " ",arin re-.
FORM" lie true position upon this great
economic question, now thoroughly
known, may safely. DO loft TO the lntolli.
gent disoornmont o. the American olti-
G0n.
Tho contest bo,weon the two great pnr-
ties OF the present titn0 involves tho
malyienanco OF American wages, Ameri-
cnn homes and general prosperity on tho
one hand, as against their destructive
downfall TO the level Of foreign wages,
foreign homes aud prevalent poverty on
tho other. Tho policy Of the Democratic
party, should Il become dominant Ia this
country, IL destined to impel mensufolos.
disaster upon our domestic Industries,
throw vast number Of mon and women
out of profitable employment retard our
INMEINNN NiiAl WANAlN NAA HANNNfANNNH
Tho song Of Hpindles and looms, OF
hammers, anvils. saws aud OF every in.
dustrlEi machine; the hum oftho mower.
tho reaper and thrpihUr; tho rumble OF
to- railroad train ~ 10 passes lClties,
towns and villages, passes iorges, rolling
mills, factories, mines and smuliors, iu its
grand mission VI the interchange Of pro-
duets, hre all pregnant with the musical
inspiration TO maintain the protective
ysiom Of tho Republican tariff.
We uuqualnedly denuunoo tho un-
American courso " the late ncnocmiic
legislative assembly of this Territory In
Attempting To strike down the great
shopp Industry, for its failure to further
encourage tho production OF Utsh sugar,
Tor tho open hostility IL displayed to The
policy OF developing the manufacturing
Industries OF the Territory, Tor L. des-
picable atieinp, To divert the money APP
pr1praied for tho use u the Logan ugri-
cultural college to partisan uses and
purposes, and Tor Ia utter mluroio logis-
late iniolligenlly upon questions OF vital
interest 10 ihg people.
We donounoe tho frOo wool I'm ns
passed by thn late bnmucralu Congress
and demand tlu tho wool schedule rs
now adjusted by tho Mckinley bin he
maintained until such timu as tho In
creased production will NICE tho do.
luAllAN Nl NNlit NhuNNllAINlNNs
The ponplo Of utah arc particularly ln-
tcro-led In the maintenance " Hcpubli-
can Institutions aud Republican princ-
pies. llcr principal productions, wool,
lead, silver and farm products, arc pro-
iltably produced huTo because of Krpub-
lican projections And We, these snm0
productions receive the special, open
and malignant hostility Of the Demo-
cracy.
We arc unalicrably opposed to tho
removal OF the Indians from Colorado tO
Utah, but We favor the giving ui suili-
Client lands Of tho several reservations to
the Indians thereof In scNerulty, and
that the balance DO made subject to set
Element undor the homestead laws, and
par icularly tho uinlah reservation la
Umh.
We arc IN favor of the ccsslon ~ the
arid lands of tho several States nnd
Territories TO such Sintos and Territories
respectively.
monts OF tho land laws AS will enable
resident citizons Of the Territory to take
hon the public lands therein the ntaos-
snry timber for all domestic purposes.
We endorse tho administration OF Pros
ident Harrison, and particularly COM
mend the course puuu0d by him and his
advisors In maintaining tho dignity OF
America and American institutions, both
at homo and abroad. We particularly
commend tho Presidents efforts To en-
hanco tho value OF silver, and 10 oxtond
its use as money Of ultimate redemption,
through tho agency OF an international
none AIRY conference.
We favor Tree and unrestricted coinage
OF American silver, and demand that 1t
DO restored 10 tho position Il Mold prior TO
the domQnetization act Of 1873.
We r0ailirin our loyal attachment to
those principles Of tho Republican party
undor which 1t Strives to build up tho
American merchant marine aud the
American navy, 10 protect tho right Of
franchise, to maintain FREQ schools, 10 on
courage temperance, to maintain tho
honor " tho American flag to protect
American citlZons ut home aud abroad,
and TO secure proper and adequate PEN
siOns for tho votorans Of the war and Tor
the dependent families of Diseased sol
oilers.
We assert and recognize tho dignity OF
labor aud the necessity OF proper lcgisla.
tiOn to protect rs interest; that homo
laborors and producers, who contribute
to tho public funds, arc Justly entitled To
the preference In all public works; that
Utah work should go to Utah wuTkmen,
and that IN all public works only Utah
material and Utah products shall DO used,
II prouunblc. We condemn tho atiompt
OF tho board Of public works Of salt Lake
City TO give the contract of street paving
to n foreign corporation using imported
material.
We favor tho eight hour system Of
days work. upon all public works.
Tho RopAbiicans hold that all political
power ~ OF tho people; that national au-
thorl,y Ia derived from tho people OF all
tho Statos and State authority from the
people OF the particular state; that the
government Of the United States possesses
tho. power named In tho constitution
and those necessary 10 their exercise;
that tho people Of tho State possesses
tho power not so conferred or denied
thom 10y that instrument; that tho State
government may exercise such powers
rs r0mGln with its people ~ thoy have |
have not Ia their constitution forbidden |
the nso of; that tho national and state |
governments arc sovereign in their res
pectivo spheres, and that thoro can be- no |
conflict belwoon their rights so bounded, |
And wa further ballevo IN tho words of |
Abraham Lincoln, sin government Of |
the people, for tho people and by tho peo- |
plo," aud that all matters Of public con- |
Germ should be submitted to the people |
whoa Il can be done.
We declare our hostility TO the intro |
duciion into the United States Of foreign |
contract labor and Chinese labor alien to
our civilization and 10 our constitution, |
aud We demand tho rigid enforcement OF
The existing laws agiinsl IL, and such Inn
mediate legislation ns will exclude suoh
labor FROM our shores.
We again affirm our opposition Ia tho
Of any Giti5on except |
for crime Of which he shall have boon
by duo process OF law, and We
fnvor the nee exercise OF tho power of