St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-05


sion, low wages and no wages at all
tnat mas t'tis iar marked The course or,
me present administration III Its vain
attempts 10 carry out the promises and
pledges SO eXtravdgantIy made two
Years age. we CONTRAST ANA call the
attehtion OF the people 10 tnrse cohdi-
uohS, with the period or Republican
ADMINISTRATION, When we were blessed
WIN honor ana distinctioh ABROAD. ana
win peace, plehty' prosperity anu good
wages 1T hoa'e.
Protective Principles.
We favor the Repus iIcan PRINCIPLES of
protection. under which. having il, view
the requirements OF the government, our
tariff Il, 900 shnuI,I liza ,Oisnlv u,,d en,,i.
tabiy adjusted, so as to protect the
American wage Garner To an extent
sufficient to guarantee that he be not
Sotnpeheu W suolnt 10 tne Wagos paia
ny vnc countries W me Oia "oiiu.
Wy oeneve lnat All aftiGles w!acn can
. aos We pauuaSeu W. ltS Ohiteu .otates'
1922 81 tuAuIies, sIouiu 10 auInllteu Tree
-. uuly, anu NAV on M imports coming
'".o GonnpeIitlon WIN tne pfouucts .,
husi'c uh IaooI theLe sIouiu De levied
wares NJ home and ahrnod o'"s"
A protection that will bear fairly and
equally upon all parts of our land
North anu South, East and West, and
that will not discriminate against The
industries of one section of the country
to the upDulding Of the other.
We emphaticaily favor the business
principle of reciprocity, and it should be
Incorporated in our laws. so that we
may obtain and maintain enlarged
markets for our products abroad. We
declare for the lust protection of the
interests of labor through and under
the laws. and the repression of unjust
trusts and mOnOpOlieS such as have
dictated the framing of tariff bill, by
the Fifty third congress, which Is
sectional and discriminating i'll its
character.
We favor ecouomy in all branches of
Tic puoiic service.
On Arbitration.
We hereby reiterate and reaffirm the
declaration made by the Republicans OF
this district in convention two years
ago. in favor of the peaceful ADJUST.
ment OF difficulties between EMPLOYEES
and employed by system of mutual
hlolltatioh such as may De agreed OIL ny
''0 "iticS aieclea'
Bime;ailism Favored.
We declare in favor of real and
practical blmetallism. Cold and silver
| coin is the money of the constitution
ana must ee The standard money VI Inc
| Ohi.eu otateS. we hereoy declare ChaL
| we laVor ,he maintenance at parity OF
lsTiy GoIiar iu circulation as money
uoi'ai iot uoiiar.
| hhu Hoiulhg taeSe VIEWS we peiieVe
~ saou!d oe The poiicy OF the United
/
ing the cooperation or the other gre al
coihmerclai nations or the world III
eslaoilshihg inc use OF ooth metals as
.S MoiHt .hohe', a.Iu we dfe III iaVoi
VI auoptil's SUCH SOUND ecoiioihie pa,ts'
c!es as sh"ii Attract ana coinpei Tue CO.
ops asioii VI tlie ot,ier haliohs 10 the
ond IDA. ulaelaliic stahaaru' souhu
anu Suoslahliai' may W secured.
Immigration.
We favor all proper and necessary
measures 10 exclude from our shores
| all criminals and other dangerous and
undesirable persons. and we declare
| against foreign contract and convict
LABOR.
| a Eree R.l,ot
| wo fo,o e. 49,,
| We lavoI lIee allM uhtra"lii,eiea
oaiio. au., q iait couu' ali ofel Tug i"iiu =
amI we uehounce me repeal Oh tue red
ai IIec.'on Jaw ny Tue parry maj mas
openly chahpiohea ita"as III eieciiois.
Pensions.
| We demand a liberal award of pen
| Si0nS To the men and old veterans W no
Iought TO preserve the liberty which all
en!oy touay' Anu we coiless OUT sIia,ie
tndn e nf .ISn anu d.;,,;,tn..; .a,
toward fine old soldiers If the renubiic
whose names constitute the great roll
of honor.
Other Provisions.
hesoiveu, lhat we commend, approve
"n MN, ti,uo'Si 'he ieuose " uu' ispiG.
! Kiefer. for his diligence and fidelity to
the interests of this district. the state
| and the country. and we pledge him our
| united support for a triumphant cleo
| ton next November.
| And Resolved, That we heartily in
dorse and approve of the practical and
successful administration of Gov. Mel
| son, and pledge our undivided support
! for his reelection. together with our
| like support for the state ticket.
We have learned with great sorrow of
| the recent fiery visitation TO a portion
| of our State, and we tender our SYM
pathy to all who have been bereft of
! home and friends. We urge all that
everything possible be done to relieve
| the suffering and distress of those vino
have been SO terribly afflicted by the
dread fire hend.
k5efer Accents
Tn ,ccanting the nomination t,o,
! Vs. do,;1,ora', ,,f.,,i,' ia
Nioiei 0eii'ei1u eaiei uiiS p"ieo
| speech anu an agreea tnat year eH-
| perience In Washington has been bene-
| fetal to the colonel. He took especial
| pains to bring the financial ues,ion to
tho front and .c,aed r., ctopd sonoreIv
~, .,,s nt.ttor,, ,7resantad
vi 'io p'"'io'n
| Col. kie!er' speech.
MIR. Klefer, after dealing at some
| length with national matters ana the
1 doings of congress. of course from a