San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-07-01

Tx. NJ
GOV. BOlES OF IOWA.
very roots OF our government under the con
stitution as framed by This republic
Sec = Wewaru tine people OF our common
country who are Jealous Tor tie preservation
Of their free Institutions that thspohcy Of the
federal control Of elections, 70 which tle re
nub lean party has committed itself is fraught
with tbs gravest dangers. scarcely less mo
menfus than wou re uit from revolution
practically establishing a monarchy on the
Tu n4 OF the republic II strikes A. the north as
well n the south and injuries the cOlOred Cit
zens even more than the whites II means a
horde OF deputy marshais at every polling
place armed with federal power returning
boards appointed and controlled by federal
authority. the outrage OF I c electoral riRhts
Of the people in several state :, the sub1ugauon
OF the co Ured Poop c 10 the control OF the
party in power aud the rsviving Of lace nntrg
onisIns. now happily ahated, OF the utmost
peril 10 the safety and happiness OF all The
measure is deliberately aud justly described by
leading Republican senator as The most in.
famous bill, tIat ever crossed the threshold OF
the senate such . policy, II sanctioned
By law WoUl mean Inc dominance
% a Ell perpetuating oigGrchy o; Office hold
ers, and the part first entrusted with its ma
Oh merry could be dlslplEcd from power only
Dy AL appeal 10 me I-NttENtl Ili-uL Oh llS Ifo
pie 10 resist the oppression waicA IS Inherent
IN all seligoverning communities Two years
A. o this reVOluil nary pOlcY was emphatic
ally consemn-d by the people at tie polls, but
in CONTEMPT OF that verdict tn Republican
party has defiantly dec. AIRED in its latest au-
thOritative utt-rauce that It's success in the
coming elections Will mean the enactment uf a
force aill and the usurpntl'n OF despOic CON
troll over elections III all the states. Believing
that the preservattl m OF republican govern
ment IN the United States IS dependent upon
the defear Of tuls Pc icy OF legallzed force and
fraud. we invite the support of all citizens who
desire TO see the constitution maintained in us
integrity. with the laws pursuant thereto,
which have given our country a hunared ybars
OF uHeXamplcd prosperity, aud We pledge The
Democratic party, Il II be entrusted with
power not oniy TO the defeat Of the iorce biil.
but also to re entlesS opposition 70 tic kepuo-
NcHn policy OF pru1igatr tx endlture. when II
the short space OF Two years squanderAd the
enormous surplus and emptel the overflow
irg treasury q ter piiing new burdens OF taxa
tun uOOu The already oyeriuxcd labor OF the
country.
See. j We reiterAte the oft repeated doe
trines 81 the Democratic parry that the he
ce5sity Of government IS the Only Justification
for taxation. and whenever 4 tax Is unneces
sary Il Is uuiusiidable; that when custom
house taxation = lev ed upon articles OF any
kid produced i this country, The difference
between Gust Of labor here and abroad when
such difference exists fully measures any pos
S.hle benefits o labor, and the enormous add
tor a. imposition, % the existing tariff fan
with crushing force upon our farmers and
wo-kingn IN. ana iOr the mere advantage OF a
few whom 1t euriches eEacts from labor
grossly unjust share OF the expenses OF he
government. and we demand sucn reVlsl n
OF tn tarln laws rs Will remove their iniqul
tous Inequalities tighten thrlr oppression aud
put them ON constitutional and equitable
ba is But in Ila.slug The r'ductl' IN taxes
1t Is not proposed 20 lujUre amy domestic in
duHtrleS, but rather % Dmnte ihrlr hca!lhy
growth. irpm ;Ae foundation 81 this govern
meut The take, ted ut tde custom houses
ha Ufas .fHsa IHHarA
such thy .iuH-t coH.llGe To b. Moreover
many iTtL-:I;. aas- clr.e to rely upon legis
lAtion i0r successful continuance, 50 any
CaEuge ui Law must Doe every stop ItGTutul "i
the labor and as pital thus Involved The pr'-
cess Of reform mss. De subjected IN eNecui on
TO the PLAIN 81 ci=t~S of justice Ne drnpuurc
the Mckinney iuia law as enacted by the nifty
first coarr=s as she eliminating atrocity OF
e nS> il risitiinu. wc iidur>e Inc eilnrt' made
10y The ucHucl.ts %. th- ptrsrut coz gress to
modify is most upprrs-lve features, i'll the d.
7 elton 81 fires 7tS ius-rria and ell 'sTer man
uisCturrd good, Iisat enter iIto general tou-
sumption and He promise is repeal 90 one OF
tn beuehCcut results That villa follow the &c
lion o. he pcople in cutTustIlg power TO lne
t,agr,r tiii ,iss.. - - t-i-.H
lion OF WAGES OF the lHbnring men 10 one IN
crease. We deny that there mas been any in
crease 81 prosperity % the G uu-ry sine That
tuiN went int" n1sritio HEi We point to the
du.lue STI distress ~ in she wage reductions
and sir.S s. caused i,! ia irOl trade The best
possible evidence .lat Eu such prosperity has
resulted II. 10 tho Mckinley nrt. We call the
attention ui tu1GguuM mcrica u the fact
that after thirty Nears OF restrictive taxes
against the imp, rtuliou OF foreign w Glth. 10
exchange ior orr agricultural surplus the
homes ana farms Of this country are h-cOmin
burlened Win rrnl estate mortgage ue0tS and
hv pretending To establish closer trHd- relations
with country whose articles VI export are al
IloSt eZclusiyCiy u.rlCu.tursl products with
other countries also agricultural. while erect
ing custom house hIrrrrs OF prVhii hive tarin
lakes scaiu>t the richest countries OF h. world.
that stand ready 40 tx. oar entire surplus pro
ducts and eNcidH2- therefor commodities
which III. the % ceSs.Ties and comforts OF life
among our uau people.
see. :. We recognize in trusts and combina-
t0us which are signed % enable capital 10
secure more tnan IFS inst share II the joint pro-
duet of caPitsi sud ttlor natural consequence
OF prUhibiiivc taxes which prevent free colnp--
tion. which is the life OF honest trade, but be
lieve their worst evils can be ahated by Law,
and demand The ri-Id enforcement oi laws
made TO prevent AID control them. together
with such ur.LCr legislation iu stralnt Of
their ADJUSTS a. experience may show 10 be Me-
cssaIy-
sec, o The Republican party, wh.l,. profess.
ing policy 81 rcserviuE public land for small
holding, by actual settlers. has give away the
people, heritage till now a few railroads aud
president Aliens individual and corporate,
possess n larger area than that allow ID all our
FIRMS between the Two seas. Tire Inst Demo
ratio administration reversed the imprnyident
and I'm wise policy OF the EcFUh lcIu pHrty
touching public domain ana .rsturcd to the
people nearly 10000. % acres uf valuable land,
To be sUcreliy held rs hrm->teIa- io- orr
citizens and we p.Cdg, oGr.-lve- 10 continue
This policy un 81 every acre Of land unlaw-
fully held shall BE- reclaimed and restored to the
people.
sec. = We denouuce the Republican legis a
ton known the sherman act of $50
cowarily makcshliI Taught with possibilities
OF danger in the future. which should make all
for it, speedy repeal We hold to the
use Of both gold and silver as the standard
money OF the country and 10 the coinage Of
both gold and silver. witlout dis Eliminating
against either metal OF char.o FOR mintage.
10th metals must to Of Intrinsic and ex-
changeabie value. or be adjusted through in
ternational agreement, or by such safeguards
OF legislation as shall insure the maintenance
OF parity Of the two metals and the equal
power OF every dollar at all times In the mar
E"ts and in the payment OF debts and We de
with and redeemable IN such coin. We insist
upon this policy as especially necessary for
the protection Of farmers aud the laboring
classes, the first and most defense.ess victims
o! unstable money and fiuctuatinz currency.
Sec s. We recommend that the prohibilory
10 per cent tax on state bank issues be re
Sec. 9. Public once is public trust We re-
Rfirm the declaration Of the Democratic con
Nention OF 1870 for the reform OF civil service
and call for the honest enforcement Of all laws
regulating the same 4 he nomination of the
president, As in the recent Republican conven-
tion, by delegations composed largely OF sp-
scandalous satire upon free pular institu-
tons and startling Illustration of the
methods by which PRESIDENT may gratify h
ambition. We dsnuunce the policy under
watch federal office holders usIrp the control
OF party conventions in states and pledge the
Democratic party to reform these and ali other
abuses which threaten individual liberty and
local self government
sec. 10. The Democratic party IS the only
party that has ever given the country foreign
policy consistent and vigorous, compeilin; res
pect abroad and inspiring confidence at home.
While avoiding entangling alliances. II has
aimed to cultivate friendly relations with other
nations, especially With our ueighbors on the
Americen continent. whose destiny is closely
linked with our own. and view with alarm
the tendency 10 Il policy Of irritation and blus-
ter which Is liable 10 confront MS with the al
tentative OF humiliation or war at any time
We favor The mAiutruHncc OF navy strong
enough for all purpCs's Of national defense
and 10 properly mtliitHiu tile hon and digni-
ty OF the country abroad.
see. H. Ibis country always has been the re-
luge OF the oppressed from every land-eNiles
for cOnscience's sake-aud in the spirit of the
founders Of our government We condemn the
oppression practiced by the Russian govern
ment upon its Austrian and Jew subjects. and
interest of justice and Gmanity by all proper
means TO use its prompt and best efforts TO
bring about a cessation of these cruel persecu-
tons IN the dOmtniunS OF the ear. and to secure
TO the oppressed equal rights We tender our
profound and earnest sympathy 90 those lovers
Of freedom who struggling for home rule
and the great cause OF local self government
in Ireland
see p We heartily approve all legitimate