Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-17
TIE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

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Party platforms particularly enticns reading but the ur
attractions th adopted Chicago hav been described in suh blood
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feast horrors Will he find? take the platform in
In M first place the Democracy reafHrms its 'anaoe to those great
essential principles Of justice and liberty which institutions
uHl ann "n the Democratic party mas 4dVoea from s
time to cur cur Of ] speech fFS.aom F % Of ] the R1es s. M f 81 % @
W law" and the faithful Observance CT e'ns'u0nal limitations MI
That would undoubtedly be ncendAary and revolutionary Russia
would insure its authors passage to sr But in Amea can be read
& f t @ Of ryr irI5i Of 6v bend issues and the retmen Of
m or srs This NAV he REGARDED as mistaken policy but is one
been vigorously advocated by leading men of both parties for the
Republican has commanded maous in beth Houses
vote Mckinley best
T apal citizen ] still pursuing 2 the ,o Paan" atrocities Of which
' ti9 s5j I~ iy1 for rurposs Of revenue and
that taxation should he limited by tae needs Of the nny and
rua the Mckinley law which has been twice con-
Of protection to homs Industry has proved profile breeder Of
ed trade and dy m producers the great American staples OF access
Until 54 no.y question opposed agitation
further our tariff laws except such as are necessary meet n
dc caused by h adverse decision Of the Supreme Court on
are rs to istur6aace is just what they want The chief
objection oif5saioa@I democrats will find to this plank
3 opposes any present change in the tariff except
Radical Democrats would prefer further reduction Of
hand Here the direfu
with the blood of slaughtered order:
annuIment by the su
Court of Jaw passed by Democratic consrss IN strict pursuance
decisions Of hundred years that court
sustained constitutional objections its eactrent which have been
yru by the abs judges who had ever sat on that bench
is duty Of Congress use all the constitutional
decision which from its re-
hereafter constituted so that the burdens Of
impariany the end that all
Of the expenses Of the government
% The first part Of it Is simply the cool urinasoned statement
an uuouestone5 Nobody Platforms
OF the prenss regard to the income tax literally me
be that in which revolution turks tae sedcn m
the Of Congress all the constitutional
mpataly laid? or is in the n that the supreme Court may neraI
Doubtless and yet all know that
last from its composition at
wuG not have been an
might have been nominated on free silver platform
Of importation or foreign
dour the pf vast Of public ony and insists upon
simplicity and economy r sarcher for dimoVe SENSATIONS
ground proceeds to the next Plank
fairs vocation of n Constitution or the United states ana crime
especially object government by unc-
Of the laws Of the States ana rights CT ~ became at
passed
Urtei States Senate and now pending the House
rav contemp in federal courts and providing ior a y u! II GER
contempt
Of local segovernment that this reaement Of
hardly be
should be 2n as oas and rvoIntary 5ut
FederaIs will
Aarch. demand that the subsidized Pacific railroads shall
snul be oray Ueleu Inc ouosctoh
reform h politician not OF the revouton that
was shared by convention that dominated Mekniey
really revolutionary thing tf anxious citizen
the Chicago platform is its closing protest against the third
prp,e good, legal
and in that case Of course m Chicago declaration is an un-
warranted assault Unless
snail have for the platform mint
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