Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-18

l0Ht control OF Nuuh hud heluh NuN"''
to protect the property or lives ui REL.
dent American citizens or 90 comply
with Ito treaty obligauou., we believe
the government Of The Jlltel states
ehould actively use ilH Influence huu
good r1icss 10 restore peace hLu give
independence % the island.
..-.-.. Tine navy
The peace and security Of the Re.
uublic and the maintenance 90 is
rightfuI Influence among the nations
Of tho rhrth demand u naval power
commemorate with IT, position anu
rrspDusibility. We, therefore, invDr
thu continued enlargement u the navy
aud q complete system " hatbJr anu
stacOast dUieUscs.
FoRuoN fNWuRAriyS.
For the protection Of tho quality Of
cur American citizenship aut OF tho
W gee Oi our ,w0rElugmCh against Tue
fatal comreiitI0n Of low ipficuu lab Z,
we domaine tha tho immigration lave
be thoroughly enforced and 10 tAionu'
ed no o. exclude from entrance 10 the
United States tho'c VIM eau ncltir'
read nor write.
CIviL SERVICE.
The civil service law We placed on
the statute books by the Republican
party which has aiways tuSiaiuci W.
and we renew our repeated dgclara'
tons that II shall be- thoroughly ana
honestly enforced aud EXTENDED Whel'
over practicable.
FRFE BALLOT.
We demand that every CIT zen Of the
a..
one Tree anu uBttsiriCiu1 ballot, nud
that such ballot shall be- counted anu
returned NJ cusi.
LYNCiuNUs,
We proclaim our unqualified con-
emnntiuu NJ the unclvihzeu and bar
bafous ptaoi O., we'll known as lynch.
ing, OF killing OF human beings SUI
pooled or charged with crime, without
process Of law.
NATIONAL ARBITRATION.
We favor the creation OF national
board u arbitration 10 ootllc aud adj
Just differences which may arise be-
tween employers aud employed on.
gagged In Interstate commerce.
HoMEllEADs.
We believe 10 an immediate return
10 the free homestead policy Of tue
Republican patiyi aud urge tue pat-
sage by Congress Of tnu satisfactory
free homestead measure which has NJ.
ready passed the House and is now
pending Ia the Senate.
TERRITORIES.
We favor tho admission Of tho 70.
naming territories NJ the earliest
practicable untr, having uue regard 10
the Interest OF the territories anu the
United States. All the FEDERAL otlictfs
appointed for the territories should be
elected from bona fido residents there.
q, and the right OF Beli-gOyerumrut
should be accorded A. far ~ practicable.
We believe tho citiLsus OF Alaska
should have approximation la the Con.
gfess Of the United States 10 tue end
that neediul legislation may be intolli.
gently enacted.
TEMPERANCE.
We sympAlhl1s with oil wise and
Legitimate effort 10 lessen anu prevent
the evils Of intempetagoe and promote
morality.
RIGHTS o. WOMEN.
The Republican pAs,y u mindful ol
tho fightH Of women, Protection OI
American Industries iucludes cqua
opporlunitios, equal pay Tor equaI
work, anu protection 10 the home,
We favor the admission OF women
O. wider Hphtrru OF usefulness ant
welcome their cooperation D. To5euiul
the country from Democratic ami Pop
ulls, mismanagunIunt ana mirul".
CONCLUSION.
such arc Jue principles and polioie
Of tue Republican party, By thus
principles w viii aDiiU aud these poll
ci.s We Win put into execution, w
hsE Tor thom the considerable ludrm-u
Oi TIE American people. COnndUu
alike Ia the history Oh our great part.
Hud "a the IutuCu Of cur cauTv. "
present our platform ana our candidate
ia tho iul assurance that thu election
viii bring victory 10 the kvpubliCaI
party ana prosperity 10 the people u
the United SinieF.
AppLAupINO TuE PLATFORM.
The audience and delegates flllowe
tbe reading with intense iututUs
Reference 10 the NATURALIZATION q
BGujamiu HaTriyUu evoked tho hHr
characterization, but louder sill cam
The .uur when lhu WORD of The plntDrt
plcdgiug the party aggin 10 tho q
ltluu Of protection lu tue iutptrrtH &
American Labor ana American ludu
tTy we're Ivud. The reference % "a
restoration OF tho policy uf reciprocity
the tWlu brother OF projection, nli
came boo tori round OF appliance, Pa
lection 90 the sugar industry arouse
L0uluauu 10 unuyrF. Tue mufchut
nuuuo plank brought i've MuiaD
Maryland aud MH.saclufutl8 dglvg
lions tU tuUir fuct with lhrru Queer
me nrst sentence OF tue PLANK piU1i
ug tue party Ou.uul MONEY, s,srlt
great upTuar among tru delegate
Iul tle gallgups did not puuicipu
until uuHltoruuIu upIuFiuUn 10 The iri
s0iuAgu Of silver Was read, Then q
lelrgutgp, led by Senator Lodge al
Dol. w.. ~. stone q tUuusyIyAui
ross en- msssV. Fans, canes, hA
waved UlllIy uGul the p,t 10 kyl ~
hurricane IO-suI Eea ami The gal'cu
f1ulU4 approval. For Two mi
ultt the lumuIt continued. ~
mention uf % "EulI s.untuT,
Wlila received Enthusiastically uy %
Maine, 'iuHarhuBytts tpluru.ul
Ani ths New Nufk uelu. uHa, .lu %
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HuWHll uuI Muufuu uuulflue TUrU Il
llnudH., uuI tuu lHcE of .n.huHius
sy.rtUr CUBAN ulgUE was "a fuuyf
lttHiu nlur. g. As tUu plank "
trau, Coz. tIuu bIsuL Who HHT on q
platform. arose and waved about d
Urud o. nar, The Cuban rev 'ullunU
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