Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21

can ihTultf ltfH NNIltuNNNh w hNANlAh
demand AMI price; Il dinusta general
thrift, ana POUNDS the strength " all
on the strength Of each. Ia its roalOn-
able application II IL lust, lair aud Inn
partial, equally opposed to foreign con.
troll ana domestic monopoly, 20
sectional discrimination anu inuivldu'
nj favoritism.
We ,denounce the present Demo.
cratic tafiil ne sectional, Injurious 10 the
public credit ana destructive TO busl.
ness enterprise. We utmand such IN
equitable tariff on foreign imports
which COME into competition with
American products ns will not only
furnish adequate revenue TOT the necrs.
shry EXPENSE u the government but
will protect American LABOR itom deg.
radiation 10 the wage level Of other
LANDS. We are not pledged % any yar-
ticular schedules. The question Of
rates IL practical question, to be
governed by the conditions Of the
time ana Of production, the ruling aud
Incorporating principle II tbs pro.
lection anu development OF American
labor ard industry. The country de.
mnnds right settlement anu then II
wants rest.
We believe the repeal Of the reclpfo-
city ARRANGEMENTS negotiated by the
last Republican administration was
a national calamity and Wo demand
their renewal md extension on such
terms a. will tquallze our trade with
other nations, remove tho restrictions
which now obsiruot the salo Of Amofi.
can products In the ports OF other
countries aud secure enlarged markets
for the products Of our iafmp, forests
and factories.
Protection ana reciprocity are twin
measures Of Republican policy and 20
hand In hand. DcmOcfniic rule hes
focklotaly struck down both and both
must be fe-uatabllshed. Protection for
what wo produce; free admission Tor
the neoesthfles Oi life which We do not
produce; reciprocal agreements oi mu.
tuAl Interest which gain open markets
In return for our open markets 10
Others. Protection bulldH up domestic
Industry anu trade, anu secures our
own market Tor uurielvos; reciprocity
builds up foreign traue anu iinuB an
outlet for our surplus.
We condemn the present adminitlfn.
ton for not keeping faith with the
sugar producers OF thia county. The
Republican party favofs such proicc.
lion as will lead TO the production on
American soil Of all the sugar which
the American people USE anu for which
they psy other countries more than
100000, 900 Annually.
To nil our products-io those Of the
mino and field as well ~ those OF tue
shop ana the faclo.y-to hemp, TO
wool, the product VI the great industry
OF sheep hutbhnJry Ms we'll Hs to tue
finished woolons OF the mill-we
promise the most ample protection.
We favor restoring the early Amtrl.
can policy OF discfiminatiys duties for
the upbuilding Of our merchant marine
and tue protection IL our shipping In.
forests In tho foreign carrying trade 10
American shipH-tne product Of Amer.
lean labor, employed la American
ship yards, sailing under the stats and
Stripes, and manned, OfilcsFed and
oSned by Amoricaut--may regain the
carrying Of our foreign cOmmvIcp.
Monty.
The Republican party 10 unreferyed.
ly for sound money. lt causpi the
enactment OF tho law providing Tor the
resumption OF specie payments In 1870,
since then every dollar has boon ~
good NJ golJ, We ate uuAliofably
opposed 10 every measure calculated 70
debase our currency ot Impair the
credit OF our country. We aro, there.
lore, opposed 10 too iruB coinage OF
SILVER except ny international agree.
ment with the leading COMMERCIAL ma
uona oil tho world, which We pledge
ourselves u promote, anu until Huch
IN rgteement eau ua obtained. the
AN Ia a
served. All our silver aud paper cur.
rency must be maintained at parity
with gold, anu We favor all moAsurfs
designed to maintain inviolnbly the
obligations Of the United Blatss AMI
all our money, whether coin OF paper,
nj the present STANDARD, tue staniar.
OF the most enlightened nations VI lLe
earth,
In the Democratic national platform
adopted nj Chicago the following
financial aud taun planks arc iucIr.
pOfAledi
FINANCE.
Recognizing that the money quef.
tlOn Is paramount 10 All Olhef3 al tnB
time, We invite attention 10 tho fact
that the Federal Constitution named
silver aud gold together 10 tho money
metals OF the United Slater. AMI tlnt
the fiIst coinage law passed by Con.
gtess uHdot tho Constitution male tho
silver dollar tie monetary unit aud
admitted gold to free coinage %. O ratio
based upon tho silver uOligf ruit. We
declare that thb nc, Of 1873 urmonc. q.
Ing silver without tho knowledge or
approval OF the American people uns
resulted IN the appreciation OF gold nuu
corresponding iail IN tho pEiCs %
commodities produced by the pnnIlp. o
heavy Increase ln tho bur en- OF tax.
ton ana Of all debit, puulc aud pu.
waite, the enrichment vi tho money.
lending class a. homo M.
abroad, the prosirntiou Of INDUSTRY on
impoyeIishing Of the people. Woarp
unalleTahly opposed 10 mOuomrlhlllgm.
which has locked fast the pTuup.rity OF
an induBltial people In tuu psfuyBis u
hard times. Gold augmentation a. d
Britlsh policy, uud its adoption ha
brought other nations into hunuclH
setvllude TO London. 10 10 not Onv
un'Ameficau, but anita mprIcau, ana |
II can be fastened on tho United IS No.
ouly by the sliiling Of that nIulHu. |
love OF liberty walcl prc'rIupd o4f
political indeppn1uucsin l77J.uuI won
IN the war OF the Revolution.
We demand the lTtB and unlimited
coinage OF both gold md oliver nd the |
present legal RATIO u 10 to / wi.nout