The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-09-10

that these United States notes, which
draw no interest, shall give place to In.
terest bearing bonds In order that the
banks may collect the interest which the
people now save, To empower nationa!
banks to issue circulating notes Is to grant
. valuable privilege to a favored class,
surrender to private corporations tho con-
troll over the volume of paper money, md
build up u class which will claim " vested
interest in the nations financial policy.
Our United States notes, commonly
known as grcenbacks, being redeemable
In either gold or silver at the option OF the
government, and not ut the option of the
holder, are safer and cheaper for the peo.
= pie than national bank notes based upon
Interest bearing bonds
Tavors the Monroe Doctrine.
A dignifled but firm maintenance of tho
foreign policy first set forth by President
Monroe and reiterated by the presidents
who have succeeded him, instead OF arous-
Ing hostility abroad Is the best guarantee
of amicablc relations with other nations.
1t is botter for all concerned that the
United States should resist apprehension
of European authority in the western hem
isphero rather than invite the continual
irritation which would necessarily result
from any attempt to increase the influence
of monarchical institutions ovor that por-
ton of the A americas which has been dedi-
Gated to republican government.
No nation can afford to be un Just to Its
defenders The care of those who have
suffered injury in the military and naval
service of the country Is II sacred duty. A
nation which, like the United States, re-
lies upon voluntary service rather than
upon large standing army, adds to its
own security when 1t makes generous pro-
vision for those who have riskcd their
lives in It's defense, and for those who are
dependent upon them.
The Producers of Wealth.
Labor creates capital. Until wealth Ia
produced by tho application of brain and
muscle to tho resources Of this country
there is nothing to divide among the nom
producing classes Of society. Since the
producers of wealth create the nations
prosperity in time of peace and defend the
nations flag in time of peril, their inter
e:ts ought at all times to be considered by
those who stand in official positions, Tho
DamOclltic party has ever found its vot-
ing siren 9Th among those who arc proud
to be known as the common people, and
it pledges itself to propose and enact such
legislation as Is necessary to protect the
masses in the free exercise Of every politi-
cal right and in the enjoyment of their
Just share Of the rewards of thoir labor.
desire to give special emphasis to tho
plank which recommends such legislation
as is necessary TO secure arbitration of the
.lttT l,t Il
interstate commerce and their employees.
Arbitration is not new idoa-it is SIM
ply an extension of the court of justice.
The lnboring men of the country hnvee ex-
pressed n desire for arbitration, and tho
railroads cannot reasonably object to tho
decisions rendered by an impartial tri-
Dunal. Society has an interest even
greater than the interest of employer VY
elnpluye, and has right to protect itso!f
by courts of arbitration against the grow
ing Inconvenience and embarrassment oc-
casiOnGd by disputes between those who
own The great arteries of CONNER roe On the
one hand and the laborers who operate
them on the other.
Undesirable Immigrants.
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therefore prosecute '.S leaai Claims ae"'hs'
the faciilo rhllroaus' Hnch Il polcy ID
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government ioei generous sympathy TO-
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lions, is especially active ana earnest wnen
sycited bv the strugules of neiuL boring