Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-08-06
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necessary OF connnine the general governments
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consntuoon OF the United statea
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antees 70 every citizen the RIGHTS OF civil and
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the constitnt;or ,ra5s tha s;,ver aoII.r a.
monetarv nntt and sdn,ttsa oo,S 20 trea .o;r'
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We are onnosed 10 the noiicv and nrac,ica
of mrrendsriro IN the holders ~ tha ohI,ca0
by law 40 the oovernnent Of redeemtno snch
obligation in either silver coin or ooId coin
we are opnosed IN the issr,no ~ intarzs4
haarino bonas 80 the rrn;.a5 .51 S.a.s \, ~
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peace a1u conoemn sne tramcKlne with panR'
ne syndicstes which, In exchange for bonds
ana enormous profit TO themselves, supply thh
FEDERAL treasury with gold TO maintain the
policy Of gold monometallism.
Congress alone has the power TO coin OF issue
money, as President Jaskon declared that
this power could not be delegated 10 corpora
tions or individuals
We therefore denounce the issuance of
notes intended to circulate as money by ma
tional banks as in derogation, OF the consti-
tuition and we demand that al paper which Is
dabte Or ch fnr dnes anu ~ he
nitod II Statas s6aiI Ia ;ssWod IL hv tbo oovarno
ment of the United States and shall be re-
deemable in coin.
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disturbing 10 bnsineas the pennbi,can N Eat
sN. s ~ " S,,.ees S1r-'s VIZ -Sep"oAS1n sn'oS'
to restore the Mckinley law.
Untn the money question IL settled we ere
opposed to any agitatiop for further changes
In our tariff laws, except such as are neces.
sary to meet the deficit in revenue caused by
the adverse decision Of the supreme court on
the income tax
But for this decision by the supreme court
there would be no def lett in the revenue under
the law passed by democratlc congress IN
that court for nearly one hundred years, that
court having under that decision sustained
constitutional objections to, its enactment
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after he oona.it,,tes 'no .a. 90 ~ may neres
taxation may be equally and impartially laid.
to the end that wealth may bear its dua nror
portion of the expensea oY Tho oovernmen.
we hoId that Az ,o,st a.ac;aSt -. %
.o.t;n, a-nas,san VIC ,nS noss euoieoS Wey OF pro
eoo.ins anesican iaoor Is 70 prevent the I'M
witS IL in tba hoe srbe. isOS, S 20 compete
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snu ..on noie iaarAes 20 our American farmers
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rua''s r;as 'A' 'foouoss VI ou' nome nanuiscso
And as labor creates the wealth ofthe conn
try, we demand the passage Of such laws as
may be necessary to protect it in all its rights.
.no ausorprlon OF wealth by the few. the
consolidation Of our leading railroad systems
and the formation Of trusts and pools REQUIRE
q stricter control bv the federal oovernmant
Of those arteries of commerce. We demand
tho an,ana..r'St 20 a-.,..aS a. u0nieu
state commerce commits ssion, and such restrio-
rnads nons ana Eusrantees IN sne control OF rell.
an3 o9pression
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nsAey wfung ISon tne people oy oppressive
ssxauon sld we lavish appropriations OF re-
cenU nepupncan congresses, WHICH nave EepS
taxes h'sh, while the labor tnat pays them To
unempioyeo, ese tne products of the peoples
toll are depressed In price till shey no longer
ronoy tba cost of nrod,,o+io,
eR We emsnd and a. retnrn 70 that simnIicity and
economy which BELTS a democratic govern
ment and reduction Of the number Of use
snhsfapce If The ne"nie VI "''ioi' N-'''-'
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.-s, ....u S.uounos rUorsly inserIereAce oy red
ssa susnoilues IN local anairs as violation
o. the constitution OF the United States and
crime against free institutions and we "a.
pecialiy object 20 eovernmens Sv in,nnct,on
as new and hiohiv dapgeroys ,or,n ~ -
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tioners, and we approve the bill passed at the
last session Of the United States senate and
now pending in the house of representat;ves
relative to contsmrts ~ ,sd..si $500 a'S
nso,SS,,,. ~ ~ tssa,I 10 W Ieoefei coufts ana
NJ discrimination Should he indnI9ed al Sna IN hv
the eovernment If fba fTniteS Statass s' t 10y
of its debtors. We annrove of tha refnsai "
railroad fnndino hiIi and Sennnnoe r. ft
Of the present repuhlican conorass te tn
similar measure. " 0N"o'
rntor so,d;ar. ,,s ha..ts,n .nSo sne .s
~ the nrsssrs co,,,,,,s.,on.s as s,a Ine .S.
u Wig p1esens commissioner OF pensions, ehat
no names ehau be arbitrarily dropped from