The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-28
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tetia.; "af. TOOK up The march Of progress.
aad to~ thirty yen:s enjoyed peace and
~uhcy&:np!ed prosperity, now interrupted
by nc results Of SIC lat presidential cioc-
iion, TO that parry We again pledge 4l!o
:, tnco al!d reaiirn OR faith il tue bGne
hrence q It's principles.
"" specially assert our belief in its
cardinal principle OF the party: The
The safefy ot the repubi.c, The prosperity
If rs people, the lappiuu,s OF lis homes
depend upon The maintenance OF Ancri-
can Interests against foreign intorcats.
Therefore, We earnestly, cinPhatjca!iy OPP
pose the free trade policy and single gold
4&,,..oard of Crest britain. On the con
trarT We demand adequate protection for
all hon" industries. north. south, east and
"est, 50 astu maiatain tha American stan
dard of wages. II this end we favor
81 tariff Gu torci... soCds computing with
domestic good equal 10 tic difference be
tween foreign and American wages. With
hhe exception u ~%.tic'rs OF luxury. goods
which by reason Of climatic or other con-
d]itioHa cannDs be probably produced IN
this country. should he admitted free.
By adherence to the Republican primci-
pie o! Reciprocity, Dew and larger ni.r-
i;e''s for our 1a:a nroGacts caa aul ought
. Lo secured. We arc opposed to the cat
PAPER money '~i"ctrine Of the popuiist
party AID believe in Il metallic basis Tor
o'.' currency Consisting o. both god and
silver; The Republican pacty ui Nos;n.
Dakota demands the use of both
,ncs9 ileta!s ~ standard money. We Also
demand t.aat tbs nI:,ts be opened to the
coinage of SILVER mined in the United
states vita sa2n provisions, to be deter
mined by legislation. Us VIII maintain the
parity OF values of tho two metals. The
purchasing ala ja5t paying OF every dol
ar, must DC always kept equal To that OF
"TvfG "5.iaf aJ!:,.:. Congress shou.! lsvy
a L'X on importation of silver sufficient
4" protect tU:ty the proiu3ts OF our own
m,rca.
u" are opposed to The repeal OF lii
tote bark !&H. believing :i.ai a return to
wild cal monry would lower the country's
credit, food the land with worthless cur
lency u d lining confusion. !Css OF cent
Gercn ana NATIONAL disaster.
Believing in tie dignity Of lubnr ard
tj@a5 Of ,no worhinymcn peacefully 10
contend COR th&ir fai, .snara OF The product
OF their tod. We favor a code of nrhima-
ti%a or concIlation. state and AatloAat.
III W.iich LoiA etap,nre AID emuloyer
saHii l." haa!ld, &na W. recommend shat
uogres so nnlorl the iutarstuta law as to
| provide Cor The orderly settlement Of DIS
putc5 between c2pitil aad labor.
~ tl'" cl!acaleH: Ct the Interstate cHln-
n,"re" i"w = Eri:ui..ioa" congress esteb-
ished 'ic right Of the federal govern
n:vl3 to regulate ana uO.tro! railroads en-
@HGeG iA iAtar,thta Cumme:ca. .5H>h con-
tf&i s'.olid he freely exercised to toe eLa
stat TIE rco.le shall not DO compelled to
pay interest on watarrd stock and 3i"ti
sia"5 sil.aa. hlt tl.dt Yates mag he .a;.
a9l4 ;9.a i for eGaG! av.yic.5.
IL" coal bc&s "naee!iciu- tho weston
irii ii gu: state viii be an importun:
.acsnr IN the Development Of Ems cpnn
mGM" eaiati therefore We recommenC
such legislation as will, by regulating
freigAt rates, encourage IKE uso of Nurtl
Da:;uta cal na,! Cause 10 be fsel,t alnua,
oar " people the A!..!ious NOV, year!,
sent cast fu: fuel.
For tho protectection of depos:tors ii
national and state banks and to rrevcn
the withdrawal OF Money from circulation
"o hv4Aevc >!at the fed~rul and st ito gov
ern,nents should guarantee suc!. DEPOSIT
ars against Jess, reimbagsing itself by
tax Oil To banks.
We condemn The present Democratic
administration for oppos:ting the recipro
city cla"ae of the act OF 1880. We con
deEn it for placing wool and other o
our tarn products on the free list. W,
condemn. lis disgraliui surrender to til,
f%aracious sugar trust, tie coal trust. TIN
lead trust and o:Aer n1onopollcs. ",
condemn it for It's u1:;atriotic lnterpreta
ton of the pension laws and for the hard
ships which persists IN imposing on tn
enseobira veterans. We cuale.nn it 70
lowering the stars and stripes at Hawai-
and for lis attempt to replace IL repub!
can government by ii rejected monarch,
. In the Young Mems Republican leagu
VIC Welcome all efficient aid for politict
education and party success.
We recommend that at its next session {
tl.e legislature enact a law requiring stat
county and muniaip pal treasurers to a,
o count for and cover into the treasury n
v interest and earnings of the public func
Realizing now, rs heretofore, the evi
Of tbs public saloon, We favor tho eufor,
ment of Cur laws controlling the liuu,
traffic.
We commend to the favorable consi,
% Grafton of the next legislative assembl
e the question OF granting the suffrage
woman. G. A. Pollock, Chairman.
j. N. D1vNEe, Secretary.