The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-12
THE BOOM FOR ALLISON.


Muskl1gum against the mass conven-
ton delegation The report was adopted.
with resolution against county commit
tees assuming the power in future Of APP
pointing delegates. The temporary organi-
zattan was unanimously made perm 3ent.
Chairman Foraker briefly acknowledged
the double honQr. Congressman ]. NJ Tay-
Tor. chairman OF the committee on resolu-
tons. reported the platform. which was
greeted with frequent applause. and
adopted. II is follows:
The Platform.
The Republicans of Ohio congratulate
the people OF the country upon the growth
Of Republican sentiment, as evidenced by
the signal victories Of the last three years.
which assure "a glorious national trump In
the coming election. We denounce the
Democratic administration as the moss
destructive and disastrous the history Of
our country has ever known. 1t has not
only disappointed the expectations OF the
country. nut has justly forfeited the con
tldenee and support Of its own party.
We affirm our adherence TO the prin-
clpiss OF the Republican party as defined
by the national convention in 1889.
We are faithfully welded to the great
principle OF protection by every tie CT
party fealty and affection. and It Is dearer
10 US now than ever before. and has more
devoted supporters among the great MASSES
of the people. irrespective of party. than
at any previous period in our national ~
tory- II is recognized everywhere and tn
dorsed as the great, nasterful. triumph AIT
American principle, the key 10 our pros
perity in business. the safest prop 10 the
treasury of the United States ard the bull
wark Of our national independence and
financial hoTsor- We denounce the present
tariff law "a the su5iimafed product of
Democratic ignorance and incompeteacy.
bringing, as IL has. TO prosperous ana
happy people q period of unprecedented
adversely and distress from which moth
ing but a return TO the. policy of protec-
ton can relieve L. We denounce the free
wool provision Of the present ,ariff law as
an unjust discrimination against an i'm
portant Industry and against a large part
OF our people, and demand such protection
for sheep husbaniry as VIII secure fair
prices for American wool
he Republican party stands for re-
ciproc1'y that reciproeates. and which does
not yield up to ans her country single
days labor that belongs to the American
workingman. II stards for international
agreements. which get as much az they
give. upon terms of mutual advantage.
II stands for a foreign policy dictated by
ana imhUed with spirit that Is genuinely
American. for policy that viii revive
the national traditions ana restore the ra-
uonu spirit which carried us proudly
through the earlier years of the century
II stands for such policy with all foreign
nations as viii insure both to US and to
them Justice. good faith. dignity and hon
or II stands for the Monroe doctrine as
Monroe himself proclaimed it. II stands
for commercial policy that will whiten
EVERY sea with tine sails of American YES
sells flying the American flag and that
viii protect that flag wherever II floats.
il stands fer a fiscal policy opposed TO
debts and deficits In time Of peace. favors
the return Of the government TO a debt
paying policy and opposes the continuance
Of the debt-making policy. II is too plain
for argument that the public credit and
commercial interests OF the country re-
quire the revenues Of the government to
he amply sufficient for the public expen-
ditares at all times. without danger Of
DEFICIT and Ia that end congress should
without delay. make due provision
We contend for honest money. for a
currency OF gold. silver and paper. with
which 10 measure our exchanges that
snail he as sound the government. and
as sniarnished "a its honor, and TO that
end Ne favor hi-mstallism. and demand
tho us" Of both gold and silver a. stand
ard money. either in accordance win a
ratio 80 be txed by an international agree
fnent Y hat can be obtained or under
sHcA restrictions ami sach provisions, to
l. deteririnef by legislation. as viii Sc
cure tn maintenance - the parity of the
Naif1es IF The TWO metals 50 that the our
chasing and 1eht-paying power ef the DOL
lar. whether. Of silver, gold OF paper. SHAH
h. At all times ,ssai
We drruunre the present administrator,
a. the pension bureau for IL BETRAYAL If
TIE interests ri the injou soldiers. and we
pledge anew 20 the veterans e. the republic
q watcnfui care ard recognition Of thet.
II. Ia Fr~3
The people nave trtuulphaurIy elreta3
Asa :. hnShoe} 80 the governorship. the
general assembly mas enaraatfesl3v in
serSe3 ire peoa's's choice fer United
states senator. 'inv Forak4r. arH We CON
erstulate the Republicans Of ONO thar 10
3ty sas completes rae fulnlsn1ert Of ali "a.
pieasss made hy their ia-i convention. w
homer The eminent sons az other states.
whose splendid services ans nigh ~hs~arf..-
have justified their presentation IL ira.
Aner.e at people as caHdi5ates Tor the prss-
ti~rrN. ana We ASSURE Republicans every
waere hist ~ho~Ver may leai She Repub-
loan hosts. anin VIII contribute hsr share
~ swelling the ;iie - victory In November
TIE people % ohia tsA- satisfaction IN me
expressions. coming trari every section af
car common country. of i.sTsl.s~ 4ss,.fat.,l
81 rheir distinguish fellow c1tz4r. WA
lam NJ hlniey, Tn great a.I.a-sle u rro-
lection mo has all ~ ilf. st-s,a FOR Amer
ia. rs factories. ats farms lis f~asfass
inns ms reward an TIRE ceeas --e ard A.
rertiar pf fhe people y -lcsa Interests has.
been hfS -aas -su1 care To- Republicans
~ sri5 pledge Rim anew re- alsa...-.. l-,.,i
aH1 4u>WerNtHx s-ppor' az s's s.tre =. re
national convention. ara iHsf-lci The se.,-
gates chosen 10 represent oh.o ;a l.s-1
tais rls1ge
IN. Nominations
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