The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-09-05
PALMER IS THE MAN
>oMiN ATEn rOH PRESIDENT NJ
rHE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS.
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D. senator Palmer with OuistF~Iehsi
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Judge Moran IT Illinois moved tA.t
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W demand that honrsfaSth rnntovu anh
'heraI gsaN-tss toward American shr-
l0E shall 'aka shH plars - our irntta
700 ~ the restrictive siatHi"A ~ INC
s.EhisSuih century. which are aband"nS'
.J as"ry maritime poser but she tn'i"'
Mates and uhiCh. 80 the nations M
mtlfsilnp. havp driven American capital
A0f enterprises 10 the uae of alien hsss
ans alien crews. have made the siaFe
ans stripes almost an unkunSn emblem
10 fpFVgEn COUNTRIES. and have virtually
s''tngiishs1 the race OF American s"a
men We oppose tho prstanso that i's-
Eliminating duties gill promote shippinf.
AMI Ws declare that the scheme IL an IN
'HaHnH "a commercial warfare upon fh'
Ei'0i Staies, unaAmettoau In the ush'
~ our great commercial treaties, oHsrine
h" Eain whatever to American shipping
"hii" greatly increasing the orsan ire'Eh.
on our agricultural ana manufactures
products
Relieve IN the gsld standard.
n If svsU l. M
that by their natural qualities that gola
ls tho necessary money Of the large Al
ta'rs Of commerce ana business, white
siNet l. conveniently adapted to minor
transactions. and the most benehcial ua'
"' both together can be insured only nl
'he adoption Of the former AZ the stann
ari of monetary measure and the main.
tehanee Of silver At parity with goln
ny hs limited coinage under the saie
guards Of Law. Thus IL the largest pos
sihie enjoyment OF both metals Eaincn.
With a value universally accepted
throughout the world, which constitutes
Tho only practical currency assuring the
most stable standard, and especially inc
b"st and safest money for all who earn
Their livelihood by labor or by the pro
dnce Of husbandry.
They can not suffer when paid IN the
hest money known to mankind, but are
the peculiar and most defenaeless NC
Tins Of dehased and huctuatlng curren-
~ which offers continued profits 10 the
money changers at their cost. Realislng
those truths. demonstrated by long pun
u Inconvenience and loss, the democratic
party. In the interest OF the masses, and
with equal justice to all, practically es-
'ahllshed by legislation In 1884 aud 1893 a
gold standard monetary measurement
ana likewise entirely divorced the govern
ment from banking and currency issues.