The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-09-04

/. The republican party of the state of Soust
DakotA. in convention essemb ed, declares anew
republican1sm has etood ever siLce It's forma
organization, aId which have beet from time to
time declared in it's platforms.
2. In the interest of the country ct large and
particularly In the interest Of the people OF this
great agricultural northwest, it ahiEms its eon.
vietion that this nation owes To it's own ~citizens
and their Industries all reasonable protection
against competition with foreign labor: and II
believes that this eau be best ana most certaipl,
Afforded by the friends Of protection, rather thar
by those who declare, as did the isst democratic
national convention. that protection IL u~neonsti-
tutIohal and fraudulent, and which declaration
has emitten this Whole country with . blight
that has WltheFed tts manufacturing industries,
shriyeled ils commerce., and dried up the Goua.
tain OF its finances.
Z. The policy OF u democratic congress-. which
leyies upon this country the trIbnte Of millions
IN behalf VI the sugar trust, and robs this
country wool growers Vt millions IN behalf OF
Australian flock owner. has been ftly character
ICED by q democratic president az perhdy aud dis
honor, and we declare our preferences for thar
reciprocity policy Of the republican party, which
got something ior the country at large In ex-
change for Whatever advantage was accorded
foreign nAti0bs and their commercial intereete.
4. kepHblicantem had its birth as q movement
oemanclpete America from the curse OF slave
abor, and lie profound cOncern ever since has
been and 10 now The promotion OF whatever
would guarantee to labor lie due share in the
product 10 which II has contributed, as well a. 10
kG8NAbtCG ~ zEBtt tPuEu k9uWEGmGuk0 m WnnlM
inspire it's Investors with confidence. We a.
plore the occurrence OF any cOfhicts between
labor ana capital. We deBounce the agitation Og
demagogues designed 70 foment and intensity
there CONFLICTS, and most earnestly disapproye
re use OF private armed forces In any attempt TO
S5ttle them. We believe that an appeal to the
~ and lite oficers 10 amply sufhcient to protect
.operty and preserve peace and . reference 20
ally created or amicably chosen boards OF
arbitration the beat method OF adjusting all die.
Agreements out OF which these cotnicts have
risen.
5. Feeling that American citizenship shuuld
ne protected againet the Importation Of pauper
And criminal classea tkDm abroad, we favor such
WodiGsatiOh c. our Immigration laws ne will
moee fully sfEeeE such protection
8. We favor the use Of both silver and gold on
money, Il 3 ratio Of 10 10 /, conaaing the coinage
ofeiiyer TO the american product, at the net cost
Of the actual expense III coinage: and we demand
tAat oliver - well a. gold shall be = legal teudel
for the payment Of aii dsbts, both public and
private: ana re pledge the congregational hom-
Inees or thts convention 70 support the pfinci
ples herein consained
evaporation OF capital has resulted In modern
times In iFmKnemee M@GfeEafiOns Of money In Ger
eaim eiaasss Of private enterpTise, inc explorations
az cnrpOeaki0n-AnA ne therefore declare our
esiyes III favor OF such legislation a. win thwar
fhe dangerous power OF trusts and combines, ant
pYeyenk 20 sar - possible the aRgresstons d
shsse sssmsnaoas eccn ~ 49,. O capita.
ciksxen 10 fnsteg. patF0nixe and encourage thl
the hczas interests o. our young state-agri
enItuRe, mfnina Misunderstanding and commercial
nd No ii the duty os the sfnfs government 4
threw Aromad them sneh laws ~ will lnsnre fai
nd reasonable projections. The tFanspOytatio
eosnpaniAe and these i~nteFeets are 60 interiocke
fhsi We dyanana Oh our fagiHlasure that the rai
@ss 4ammIsaIoEers shasl be dlgniaed VIII
enfzc3ent = uthtsffw ~ prnpsfly prNfeet sncA int
esEs against nnjsst dlscTiIninstions BY saeh tran
an osss~asiming majority Of che o
.slAfare III fhe Hninm kaDw npDH which party