The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-26

tho burden W rrv'nu' OF foreign goods II So
cures th' Nm 'ricIn market for the Amcrican
producer; i, upholds the Am 'rirln 81 lniarl of
vJgrsf for the Nmcti'ar work u :uau il nut,
Go factory by the sidc Of tho farm and makes
IA american f,rmcrlc los dependent On forrim
com lnI an prise / ditdscs general thrift,
AVID found. thu strength uf all ON 'hr = rcngth
ofclrh In it, rcIonabic application 1t il
Just fair an impartial. equally opposed &,
I r'ign tohtrol and dOine~'i' monopoly, to
sectional dis'ri %uinltion and ind yiludi favor
!ti,n.
den ounc' tho present Democratic tariff
a. .c'iinual, injurious % tho tubli' credit
and Destructive of business cntorpri.o. aud
"" demand such an equitable taiitf on
7 roiSn imports walsh como into com
petition with American products "a will
not only furnish ad'guIt, r,vcn1, for the
necessary cxp'nsn5 oi the gov 'rlr"nt, but VIII
protect Amcric IN labor from degradation TO
Tia WACO level OF other lands We arc not
pledged t. any particular schedule. The quc5.
tiol of ratios Is a practical question to b. gov
crn"d by TIN con Iit,Un OF tn, tim, and Of
production fh' ruling and uncompromising
IL the protection and development of
American labor and in iustry The country
demands "A right settlement and then 1t wants
test.
Reciprocity.
Two boliayN thu repeal of ia, raciprori,y ar
rnngcncuts ncgp'iltcd by the last R,public,n
ndminI'trItiIn was "A national calamity and
W. d"msli thor renewal aud oxtcn.ion on
such terms as will cqullizc our trade with
othrr nations, remove the restrictions which
now uh,trurt tho sale of American pruhu,ts in
the lor's of other counties aud secure en-
Largo IN irk'ts for the products of our farms,
for '-ti and factories.
Protection and rrcipro' ity ar, twin mcas.
ur'S Of Republican policy aud go hand i,
hanl Democratic raj, has rc-k cssly struck
down both, and bDth must b. Established -
probation for what We p~foIusc FREQ ndmis.
sion for the no'cs,ari,s of life which W, do not
produce: reciprocal agreements. of mutual in.
tcr'st, whi'h gain open markets for liz IN r-
turn for our open markets to 9th RS, Prptcc.
ton builds up dom ~ tic industry and trade,
and secures our own market fpr ourselves r..
c)irr''lty build' up for'isn trade and find an
outlet TO our s%urplu"
Sugar.
"Wc condemn the prcscnt administration
Tor not kc 'pi1g faith with tho sugar prodIcars
Of this couutry. Tho Republican party favors
su'h pro'ec,ion as Will lead 20 ;hc production
on American soil of ali sugar which tho
American p'opli no aud for which they pay
othrT contr!cs mnr' than slOJO!0,IO annually.
Wool and wooiens.
II" nil our prohu't'-to those Of the mino
and fold, ~ WI a. those of tho shop and
factor. to- hemp to wool tho pro iuc. Of tho
goat industry Of shcnp husblndry, IA vol ~,
to thu finished wnolcn. Of tho mi.l-w, prom
Is, tho most ample p-ot,ction.
Merchant Marine.
" favor restoring the early American
policy OF discriminating duties for tho np-
bui ding Of our merchant marine and tn, pro-
te'iion of our shippin; interests in tho foreign
carrying trad, 50 American ships -thn pro-
du' 4 Of American labor, employed in American
shipynrts sailing und"r the stars m | stripes,
AMI mauunl, Off cred an wnod by Ameri.
cans may regain tho carrying If our foreign
co;uInrrcc.
Money.
"The Republican purity L. unr-srrvCdly for
sound mon'v. II cIuS'i the enactment Of tn,
law providing Tor tie resumption OF .p,ci,
pIymcut' in 1913 Since then every dolli ar has
bonl IA good as gold We arc uuoltarably
opposed to cvery measure calculated to dcbaso
our currency or impair the credit OF our coun.
try We nr', therefore. opposed TO the FREQ
culnag, Of silver except b. International ngrao.
mont with tho loadin; commercial nations OF
the world, which W. pledge our.clycs TO pro-
mote. and until such an agreement can bs
obtained the existing gold standard must b,
prc'crvnd. All our silver and plpnr currency
must br maintained at \ parity with gold,
and We favor all measures designed to main
tain inviolably tho obligations OF tho United
states and all our money. whether coin or
paper. ~ tho prcSnlt STANDARD tho s'andtrd
Of the most enlightened nations OF the earth
Pensions.
"Thc veterans Of the Union armies deserve
and should have fair treatment and generous
recognition Whenever practicable, thcy
should hc given the preference in the matter
Of employment, and they arc entitled to tho
cnaci mont of such law rs arc best calculated
{, sccur, The iultillm"ut of the plodg's rnado
10 them in th1 dark days Of TIA" country psril
We icnouure tho practice in tn, p'nsion bu-
rcau, 50 re- kln sly and unjustly carried on by
tho pre- ont administration, uf reducing pom
af,,,4 aud uvltfr,rtly lrAnttpfv ltF1 from thA
rolls, ~ dos irwin; the s'ycrcst c~ondemnatirn
Of this American people.
Foreign Relations.
SOU foreign policy should 10 N all ti'nas
firm, yigo. Gus aui dlgnited, aud all our intcr-
csts in tho Weston hamisphcr, carefully
watched and guarded, The Hawaiian islands
should b, controlled by IA, United States and
m foreign powGr should TO permitted to intor-
fcro with Thorn: tn, Nicarnga canal shouldbo
bn!lt, q yucd anl operated b. thnCn nj 'd states
and by tho purchase" Of tho Danish Islands wo
! should scrurJ tho proper and much NODDED
naval station in tho West Indies.
Armenian Mnssacres.
"Thp m,ssacr' - III Armenia have arcu'si the
dep ~ mpathy and iu,t indignation OF tho
American pc pic AMI We believe tho United
Statns should exercise all tho i~niiron;e 1t can
properly exert to bring these atrocities to an
cni. In Turkey, American residents have been
exposed to tho gravest dangers aud American
property destroyed. There md everywhere
American citizen, and American property must
b, ab.ol utcly protccto at all hazards and at
any cost.
Monroe Doctrine.
"We rcnssort tho Monro, doctrine IN its full
cst extent and W rca firm tho right OF
tho Unlt,d Stat,s to g.ve tho doctrine Of
foot by responding to tho appeals OF any
American state for friendly intervention in
case Of fnropran cncroachmcnt We have not
int,rfcroi AMI shall not interfere with tho Ok
istins possessions of any European power in
this hemisphere but those possessions must not,
on any protoxt, DO extended We hopefully
look forward To thu eventual withdrawal Of tho
Eu' opcan powers from this hemisphere, and
to the ultimate union Of all English.sp,akin.
parts Of tho continent by tn, free consent Of
it, inhabitants
Cuba.
From the hour OF achieving th,ir own indo.
pcnicnco, tho people Of the Unite States have