The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-09-17
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM


crane party WIS organized TO establish
and preserve, and whach have been
emDOd ca IA -1- platform adopted by
the democracy ia Jnor national con-
lions.
We believe in a strict constitution of
the Uonsvltu-i0n-JA3 peoples grant OF
power 10 Jn5 federal POvernment-to
the end tn4L the rights OF the respec-
tive states may be preserved, that local
Se.I-sU.rruIu -- may be secured, and
JhaJ p,le nai yertJ may De exercised
10 taC i. les. kent consistent With
the pa e--o sdleUY
We believe IA wise, economy IN pub
lie expenditures; thai officials should
be heia 10 sJucy accountability tOI
thei, acts; thar The employment OF the
taxing gUW~r lu ANY form ~ which the
few alt EN- ned to tie lmpOverlshment
OF tie NAM, by which trade is de-
slTuyed or ODsj uCted, bv which trusts
are created and fJsLered and mOnop-
OlIes sustained, is a wicked peTverslOn
OF the powers designed Tor the common
good
We believe ia commercial and indus
trial freedom ard resent all at empte
TO prevent It's exercise, II the pro &c
ton OF education by the state;
in the full development of our national
resources; ia che encouragement and
advancement OF home industries; in
the prote ctIon of LABOR from the en-
croachmenJs Of capital, ana IN equal
rights to all, special privileges to
none.
Nedemaud the passage of law t I
the fee and unlimited coinage OF both
silver and gold al a ratio vi l to 10, |
without waiting t1r the consent OF any |
other nation; and that the govern |
menJ shall pay cut sill er 50 coined as !
money of ultimate redemption the |
same as gold.
We Commend the democratic con
gTgsa and ST. miulSyIati0n OF the meas |
uie5 ol reform when they have sue
Cee sd Iu slteg.EGg, Dy which hundreds |
o. L4ilIlLs %. d liars viii be annually |
saved Jg american consumers and all |
Glasses UL people will be bene |
GJeu. IG the arrangement OF tariff |
duJies we favor such adjustment as |
Wal operate equally throughout the |
cuunrg aIG NOS Discriminate as be- |
tween e.aases or sec -ona. W contend .
t,ldt aucl Ultl5s as are laid ON tUreIgF1
Imports sn0ala De leY.su Tor reyenA
only as con-, VI. lated Ia th5 Nations
COBstI.utlJl.
We em laseauy dlsapproYe of tie
course Ul ,aaae l-mJotalS VINO, by /
cvm Mnils ~ltH tae IgpuuHcans thwar
ted the & a ID -a- @ 4 Viii Vi the people IN
reference 20 tae tariff and prevent
ed 1ue les Grafton Vi silver to us righI
place as None
w euu-ise lAe income TAX provision
Of the J-Htf Jaw, oy when d mole
equJaoIe uI=.Il9UsiUn Is maue OF the
BURDENS uI taxation, anu wealth dc
well as want Is iequuei TO contribute
Ius share to TIE poUilc expense.
We eudoIso InU aCls o. me demOcra
tic cUnAIr-s a.a administration: Ia
40 llsu.ng toe oppressive and ANA
4 4el Gan ledrrI erection laws ad4
mus securing freedom TO citizens "a,
The coils
La So revising the pension lists tina
the IIauus winch nave robbed tn,
Treasury ot VAST sums Of money will be
pre- en0ud u IutuTe. while no worthy
peussoueI wIll be u f4TIVed OF the arc A.,
wnicu ms soivIces are enUIlled,
L. ]. ST. i.g g. d r Hg31us urgahiZ
Il IA III It4u is Personal Properly,
which Vs. Misc ed unleT the pr,
YIsl ass Oi law. WlIh lhe prospect o TIE
also tSoles.eu.
In Inc aupOln lments which have
been made Oh actual res denis OF tht
teiT.lory Q ply.is oiIice, many of thea
ua.IVe o. he SOD u tan, a policy a
tugu.h,l q lIs4eat nom yuaJ vi repubn
Cs-n o.. IA .t4.. ,ra-tJHs.
UuIyalug open 30 settlement The
u nh ana nC0 lpahgte reservations,
IA, Wa nF
Ing auu mineral lands viii be uullZeu
bS WAT Z q and xiii and be ajdeu
to the wealth c. Utah.
La passing an enabling act 10y which
Utan may enter the union as a free
and sovereign stale. on an equal footing
with the existing states, For this Utah
owes debt Of gratitude 20 the demo
cratic congress and president, whose
kind treatment of This territory stanus
out Ia STRIKING contrast to that harsh
ness and EMMY *. rnded by republi-
can congress a.. administrations for
thirty years.
We are proud Of cur delegate to Con
gress, Hon. j So. RaWiDS, 10 whose !
fidelity, perseverance, and splendid
political tacu and en- rgy 5he numerous
measures OF legislation so beneficial 10
Titan nave been CHAINED. HIS unpAr-
alleleu success has demons trated u tie
people vi Titan that tuGy made no mis-
take In sending hum TO the ma ional
Legislature, where he WAS recognized as
the peer of his associates and q man OF
mark and ability.
We denOunCe the republican party
for its obstruction 10 those lem, deal
measures demanded 10y the country to
rescue trade. industry and business
from Tie E. 0s u.9 which they We're
Criil.lg J1zl republican legislation
and 1laIule.
For attempting to foist the blame
upon b ds uJcrAtic party for she Ell
iecls OF lgpU lcan mdladministTa
ton
By lHs d6u0neJiza zion OF silve and
the uuc 5let. luy Oual and partial sYs-
ten y. u ISIS pro .6cliOn. The masses OF
the poJy Gavr D5en Impoverished, the
ayr Cu,JIl aIa laD5TIng classes op-
pressed, ana tie land disturbed 10y the
rlo.5 j dissatisfied W0rAmsn, and the
cries 81 Lie llaMpIuy ed.
We goiIJ 10 ue only repubica an leg
islatule vi .au as q 4m pie OF the In
com DC eEty, pdrisaushIp and folly
winch phdL parry would exhibit II
placed IN power Ia the new State
La attempt nS 10 deprive the public
schools OF On SIKH II The revenue Is
LA 10 Jhelr support; refused /, {
grant necessary funds Ior The unlveI-
Sly, TIE agricultural college and Other s
paDuc institutions OF an educational :
and eiurmat~ry character; tried to ap
tPfgprId1U large sums OF puOlc none,
a. D5nHIlzs To- Iav or-d private indus
tiles; did make expenditures ior Hhlc
Ia Vvu.o Was prJY.u u; drafted
IN IA d a.s u congress Containing error
0. tcy ami Ialacles III princlpIr;T {
sO.JeG ID EVASION Ut duty ana pO4lVlcs
ri x Wutcu we're disgusting 10 Oh t
lockers and made the assembly laus b (
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