The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-09
rIIIs rr.ATFORAI.

The platform WAS then read by w. IT,
Perkins Of Cincinnati, as follows,
which wns adopted without discussion
1'he regaihlleana II ohio ~ tATir driefatts
ii state convention assembled, 1celalc as
follows.
I wc indosse and reanrn thc platform 81
principlcs adopted by the national republican
convention III June. 1892
2 We inderse ard commend the administra
ton 81 Beniamin Harrison, while president ~
the United States, as emnently pairtotics Wise
pure and just
n The people 81 Ohio have q just pride IN the
admD,iatrasion ~ the affairs of this s,asf rs
f3oy William Mckinley, Jr lie hlfI IN teH he
discharge Of his dutics as governor rir exl6rts
cnre great learning. % iiity, subsequently, and
an hnncat and patriotic purpose ard he hla al
ways shcwnhimsclf capable, faithful and wist.
we heartily indorse his administrator, and MS
sure him 81 nur great nstarm and conild@hae
4 We indofse the action Of the last general
assembly VI providing BY law for the protection
OF railroad employees by compelling the use Of
antamaiic q uplcrs for tho arbi,faiiono 81 lahpr
controversies. for The taxation d franchises
and collateral inhrTitanccs, andothcr measures
lhe ncct 81 which viii he 10 Tr,inec Inc burden
ii taxation on farms and other property
NC favor biennial sessions q The general
assembly IN obedience TO ihe.ofirinai purpose
q the present constitution
q W.. fay,,r The policy Of full and adequate
protection 10 American labor and Industries
The nest cxemplincafiono The principle ~ pfo.
tecliort and reciprocity that has found expires
sion in the statues Ii the Mckinley act We
cordially declare our aahS sion TO The doctrines
az thar great measure and fayor such amend
tICnt thereto fr protection az time ara tx peri,
encc may show 10 be advisable
4 We eenfi, non tht hill passed BY the demo.
| cratic majority ~ ihe house Of representative,
n thc laat congress- and The present. avowcd
fr gfi
On the free Hist az an unjust and rninoEs attack
on all the AGRICULTURAL Industries 81 The COUNTY,
We Insist on such full and adequate protection
for Tho DOL industry MS Win cHabe AtHcfcan
farmers n supply tho wool required IN con.
sumption III The United States
8 we inaorse the policy of The National
Grange that '.ali tariff laws shall protect The
products q Tho farm I'll wen as Vii products 81
The factory
q. We bciiere IL . frcebailot ana fair count.
and we favor srch ltgislation as VIII secure
these rtsulss fsr every voter in The United
states
Ia We demand, the enactment ~ laWs tilai
win protect our people aga nj the infinS 81 Tho
vicious ard criminal classes and The imporia.
| tion 81 laborers under contract 10 compete win
cur citizens, ard We demand the rigid enforce
mont n existing Immigration lawsb the nal
| iiunal administration.
ii We aaherc 70 the republican policy OF
| granting pensions 10 the wounded ana disabled
unicn soldiers and sailors N the late war. ana
the willows ana orphans a. such as are dc.
.rea Sod andNwe condemn the uniricndly and I'M
| Just policy aiready made manifest by The pres
ent democratic administration
la wefayor honest money, composed ofGold,
| silver ard parsr. maintained AT equal value,
md under national anti state regulation The
| financial homer % The country must be main,
| FAMED and ITS credit preserved upimpaircd
The weak and yacilngtins course % the prcs
ent national administration in, dealing with tho
| financial situation meets our condemnation.
| il We deHopncc tho avowed purpose 81 M
| democratic party 10 repeal 'the prohtbitory Il
] pef cent tax on state bank issues Its purpose