New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-19
THE PLATFORM ADOPTED.

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TO THE PEOPLE
. nv ,,, o,orted nv
Saratoga, sept 18th" PLATFORM a"op'eu y!
the Committee ON Resolutions was submitted
., ,b ,,n,.a,.,,,, -. ,,orcrossuan Serene +.
I" the convention by congressman
PAYNE II is as follows:
Tho p.,,bl,cors - Xeuyork in convention
TNteni mear,eI5 isisnd oregon Yer
mont and Maine for their prompt and just tudg
rI,. y,i ~ ,nrii, - fhe ,,.onle that the pa tn
Of frotcclon is tn path Of prosperity And we
cnnrratuIa rho b@m,rraiic surar-planters Of Lou
isIana on b.i colraeeo,Is declaration OF indepen.
dence Of parry ramneis that end"nser the m'er''
The Democratic President Of the United States
Means Committee OF tn House Of RePresentative
have announced that the war against The prolectedd
ba I If 70 @ the 10 arsnr!s the bust
prc state of the Union the KepunIcan pan,S ,a -
the State of New-York. in convention assemble &C.,
"oDG' ,in, Iii nsss the rights OF the working
man and his employer. both wantonly invaded by
Wn i 1h pple TO compare the pledges OF the
penocrAc parS Wi" 'H III a,nrss AMI CAPACITY OF
~ ~ Dcrorracy - govern must be judged by It's
record s ho5, nerizeH h., The chief Executive
nf t S' chorc az one OF 'pcrii1y ana dishonor
Denouncng ponrca! cotruP,on. IL n"n f,'nh bv
the besowA Of foreign missions; dgnonnc'ng 'TiS
y por.nltti "iie -, - tbe vi@oros foreign
lam {, aln
policy established 10y me IaH'ei J,' nav; ,r,s
Il substitui a icy o. MIAMI Shrman ct os
cowariy makeshi it vas enabled to repft' b thn
~ iors arrnirnnr protection as "a
fraud upon labor, IL p,sSei .ond,f tbat IL b,rev
escapeI the veto Of democratic President; advo
eating free raw materials ana an rxtensloh Oh un'
foreign trade 1t destroyed all The pI9hiane r-rpI S
Ing itself 70 ne pa!Tienc 90 so,er ~ IL Inc ;rani
Army badge were the badge OF bessiry anu pr
gandage. piedglng retrenchmcnt II exccedci at me
responding session of the last Republican congress
by @@Go in tn fHce S "i H't d ,S Subc debt
wh,.e pretending to Dee in favor Of individual ire
h "mpowering depIty collectors to enter the
homes OF citizens and compel them. by threats Of
their privatr AFFAIRS ,o va,,or Democratic pledges
IN IniS H''t', 49, II. NV rh Dsnocrafic party ma
a.. I'm. rilga - ocnrou,iza state expenditures.
abolish useless STAT c9mms-ion rI ie,o 5hf sax
aa'e r s.aiiisb nom. rule Every one OF these
DemocraiG ie;gos nas Pg pelges have been
n1n's''a KIP; On and 4 reduction Of pubic
and dimnshcl taxrac TIC lesis
tNpeh'1tulrS az .i,r. Tor the last year wer, nelry
"a S4 o les han hose Of the preceding Democratic
fig:Jgiu,e and the iax-raic was reduced from 25s
~ 1sqs ., IL ir 1894 or nearly 10 per cent. Much
NOR woyli have been accomplished by the K~pub-
lean Legislature last winter I'm; for IN" persistent
NJ NJ rounca Nortnern Democratic Congressman
for permitting southern members 70 proect the ch'ri
products o. ih"lr se'il,T VIM .h ,r1inc,s ~ he
Xnrrb: nus permitting the South. by legal enact;
ar. ,nIii.h what Il fael % do hy Illegal enactment
In tine u war. Ana " espec.a!y denounce ne
| manufic;urinr STATE in the linton. who's annps
manufacurne pro4Ic 'xr",s XIX s or cowerr@
i ~ los The pl,sase % a sectional Tar.n bill. that
~ 'crirl. IN. n!usrie> ara reduced the wages
~ work irgmen AMI that ,evies AK On incoine'
which is 10y On pro-rrri'Y W. ask a.. who favor
A disconilnunnce % tarin agitation or VINO b".'"Nr
in bo r.s;oraiioa II RepuhcIr Pro;ecti.n. 20 '"ri
Republican mrnoers o % b' ' nlr r.,rt Interest.
m,y na froierI, represented IN the councils %, the
Nation ana noi e,n a dSm Ty upon which he
fram,ng Of arn ana financial legislation largely D.
on behalf Of the farmers Of New-York We pro
lion @" 81 our sheep husbandry. ana which has
brought the price OF WOOL TO me !o"gat hsure r."
corded W. drno"mre ,n rev rryrne of 5,
wool and imposing burden NARY Yen ,r inns
-, household necessity. v" prot.s, against n"
removal OF the proicctE" blfil~i y" Imp, "a
ton OF CaIAiian VII 1870 ,rotnrtion equally
VIM The rcs f south CAI2 b T tn tg1r for OF
striking out the agricultural schedule 81 me Nc
kinney hill ana shDs','u.nt az "E "''"'" ''''
list fransh with rum 20 'mr Ia, y, coy.-.,-
Flower for ~ garng sn, Of Omission anh conmls
sion. Tho ixecgtiye OF NE S,," ~as ia. "yJ hn
pice OF the odions I'"iiIo''lt' M mn" r. hf
stole the ieFNlatnI" i rrnp with pnre
in the hiFh"H' .oGf, o. w go y.uI t,.,, ,t,,',
the Popie - 80, .,,..ss l.,s 'ti,.a
to resent ne li''u' -, iari.i,trrs, hc nm,
gerryTander by me stolen i"s's.ha,I" ~, pT i
the canals IN IN" NAM" -, Pr -, ., 80.
highway of poHl'S p "a "'N'lc"s y, ,, -, -,
he blocked me P''n 80 - T. -" g.. ,''I
rule. IN violation 81 MS solemn p''t'S' nc 1871
the bin 10 providr iuinS Iof we lo''" ,rSsn ,
ton In New-York; and thus a,tcn,l'ri 70 pt"V'nt NJ
tn" disclosure oi IN" uI@P"nfni' ,ille'il''S VI
Tammanys oIcc brparimrn y mn me '~ ~Nrc ON r
miticc. he mad" i""'h"iN Oh 'N,I S''N5'' ~,
form. and In every 'il'rsIh'; WI '.s ''a'H ,"o.
OF mdchin" bosses 'hS''a" ~ ui''h "a.
Of the STATE; posing a. 'h' ia',' -. WI ,
he refused to fiF, tn' and nuhIiciy dr,I,rad
pcalef 10 hlir ~ VIZ HH' W ,nro ai,nL III,
that the charities o. ~ - ,r,rl,i,,i,~ ~ 40
able 10 furnish 'h,in ii''', lniii 100 H. -,
sire for pur" phI", ~, - i'''''r' ,r"I. Nv ~
ecuiivc Chamber. "lsh InIra,S ,,i,, fr to-,
parfiSan delegation OF eminent ''.'"lS il"" ny,
who appealed to him 10 lr'In. 'l".,l"n 'i iS
cr,ecoueuflN stained