The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-10-12
Repupliee. STAT, Platfsrn


Under the banner Of the republican party The
people Of the Uuited States, after devastating
thirty years enjoyed p.aee nd: unsxampisd
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ID , !he 6sassesaes oiits priaeip,:.: .,..".
q 4. p:s 81 S: .ssy e II s ss "a
public, the prosperity Of % people. ths happi.
nsss Of r. homes depend on the msintsnsnce
lie rs sds 81 policy III :asas sed .sspassd
adequate protection for I'll home industsies,
the Amsflcan standard OF wagss. 10 thls end
Win domestic goods easslso lie dissssnes 81.
exception q asisiss q iuxn,t sccd, Which s Ss
. proatably produced In this country should
p sdh.rsnos to the republican, principle Of
farm products can and ought 70 s. scared Cd o1'
We ass opposed 70 the aat paper nsney doc.
metellc basis for our cdfrcncy coast ine OF
both gold and silyer;. the repu6licAn party Of
North Dakota demands tie uss OF both these
that the mint. b opened (, ths coinaEs OF silver
mined In the United Sta'es VIII such rsstric.
tons and under such pr',yisione, 70 be deter.
~ Of values Of The two met.ls. Tbs purchasing
and debt paying power Of every dollar, must
be always kept equal 70 that Of every other dol.
s,: C1 .l,1ss sscSid levy ~ or i%port
duets OF our own mines.
We are opposed 10 the repeal Of the state bank
tax: believing that return 70 wild cat money
would lower the country's credit, hood the land
loss Of confidence and naiiOnsl disaster.
Believing In the dignity 0f labor and the rigat
their full share Of the product Of their toll, We
favor code Of arbitration or Cancellation, state
and national, ~ which beth employed and en-.
congress 60 amsrd The interstate commerce law
a. 10 provide for the orderly settlement Of dis.
p9tes between capital anl lahOr.
law . tspublican congrer. established the. right
OF The federal government 10 regulate and con.
troll sEoi raiirosds sngsged ~ inersla.e oommsrce
pay interest on watered stock and Ectitioui
ivalues. but that rates may DO fair and equal fol
The coal beds underlying the western half Of
on. state Will be An important factor In the de.
velopment OF this commonwealth; therefore We
recommend such legislation swili, by regulst
kola eosl and sau.s 70 Be rpept among our own
people the millions now yearly rent east for fuel
For the protection of dep,sllors in netiona
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| federal and state governments should guarantees
such depositors aSainst loss, reimburs1ng iteeli
by Q tax on the banks.
We condemn the present democratic admin
tr.tion for opposing The reciprocity clause Of Thu
oct oilsoo We condemn ii for placing WOO
and other Of our farm product. on the free list
We condemn its diegruccful surrender to ID.
.spae!oqs .psal trust, The coal trust, The LEAD
tts unpatrtetic Incorporation Of the pension law
and for the hafdshiPs which II persists in ImpOs
ing on the eufeebisd veterana. We condemn 4
for lowering he stars aud stripes e Hawaii ant
ment by rejected monarchy.
In the Young Mems Republican league We vel
come an efacient aid for political education ant
party success. :
We recommend that at its next session the 10
ghlaturs ensct law requiring STATE, county ant
municipal treasurers 10 account for and cove
into the treasury al interest and earnings Of tn
public funds.
Reali.ing now, a. hsretofore, the the evils 0
the public saloon, We favor the endorsement on
laws controlling the liquor tfad1c.
We commend to the favorable consideration
OF the next legislative assembly the question Q
granting the suffrage to women.
J, n. DIVINE, CHARLu A. PoLlock,
Il SecfctafY. Chairman