Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-08

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the MouTou doctrine and recognizing
Cuban belligerency are proposed. The
minority w.ll. Of course, present a 10.
port, taking gs1uud against tue Tree
coinage VI -ilvug
We, tie Democrats Of the United
| states IA nftIUuai convention assum.
| bieiiu0 ttalltm our allies lanes 10 those
great essential principles VI justice and
| ubvfty upon MUIgu our Institutions
age Duuu,d anu whicl the Drmycfatiu
| parry uas mainlliuuI irUm JullvgsOn's
| limo ~ our OWN rueuum OF speech,
| tvu.Um VI Tue rusf, iIuuIOm VI con.
] roiuuct. tho ptusutvauuu VI personal
! tignls, tbu equality OF oil ,..IEsus be-
| iyTu tue law, auu too illth,uI UUsCfy.
anco VI constitutional limitations,
MONEY.
RlclgnlEing that tA1 money qu,s-
tiOu 10 pAram Iuut 70 .nil diners q. tHIs
timr, We iuVitu attention 90 tue iacg
tho Federal CObttltutlJu numus silver
aud gJlI iJgotnUf aa the money mVtais
VI tbu Unttu1 htaitH, ana that tue
met coinage law passed ny Congress
under tho Constitution made tns
silver dollar tue unit Ul value auu
admitted gold TO iTee coinage nj
ratio meAsuT1d ny the silver dollar
unit
We declare that the act Of 1873, dc.
m0notiLluE silver without tue kuUw-
leIgo OF approval Of tue American ptO.
ple, has Resulted IA tue Appreciation Ul
gold Anu a c4TfctpOnIiug tai Ia tue
prices VI commodities produced ~ tue
people; a heavy Increase IN tnu bufdeu
VI taxation anu vi all debts, puuuu Aud
private, tue enrichment VI tue money.
lanutns clAts ~ nome anu auTUEs; par.
alyslb vi industry aua mpUyorsLinuut
VI the people.
We are uusliorably opposed 10 the
stugle gOld standard, when has locked
iatt the pfOsNrIty Oi Hn industrious
people IA the patalysls Of hafu tines.
GOiu mon ulvtailum - a British policy
fUuaded upon British greed Tor gain
aud power, And us general adoption
has brought oIher nauons into imam.
oiAl ssrvNuds T. London, AZ IL not
oniy uu.Amsrlolu Dut anita meticau,
anu II eau DO fastened upon tue United
states 0uiy by tue siiiiing OF that Ia.
domitabio splfit anu love VI liberty
whiuh proclaimed our political indie.
peudence Ia 1875 anu wJa IL Ia the war
vi the Revolution,
We dvmauu tue immediate festora.
ton oi tho fee and unlimited coinage
Of gold aud silver At tue present legal
IAto OF 10 10 /, without waiting lot Tue
aid Or consent VI any other nation.
We demand that tho standard silver
dollar shall DO luil lcgGl tender, equally
with golu. tor all usb,g, puan0 aud
private, anu We favor such legislation
as will prevent tue demonstration Of
any 6lnl Of legal tender mJuuy by
private contract.
We arc opposed TO the policy aud
practice VI auIfeuderlng TO the holders
| Il tho obligations u the United States
the option reserved by law 10 tue gov.
eminent OF fodeumlng such obligations
la eithuT Hllyer coin Or gold coin.
We arc opposed 10 the Issuing Of In.
tetesl.beHTiny bonds OF tue United
states Ia times Of peace, and condemn
the tfBillcking with banking syndi.
Gates winch, Ia exchange Tor bonds at
an enormous prOnt " themselves, sup.
ply tho FedrTnl treasury with gold 10
maintain tho policy Of gold mono
metallism,
Congress Alone has the power 10 coin
and issue money, aud President Jack.
sou declared that tAis power could not
bs delegated TO corporations or inuI-
yiduals. We therefore demand that
the lOwer to Issue notes bs taken from
the banks, anu that all paper money
shall DO Issued directly by tue treatuTy
department.
TARIFF.
We hold that tarii duties should DO
levied solely iOT the purpose VI revenue,
/ auu that taxation should DO limited to
tue needs Of the government, honestly
and economically administered. We
denonnee M disturbing 10 business tue
Republican threat 20 RESTORE the
Mckinley law, which has been twice
condenihed by the people Ia national
elections, and which, enacted under
tho false plea OF protection to home
industries, IEovel prolific breeder OF
trust and monopolirs, enriched the few
nj the expense OF tbs many, restricted
trade anu deprived tue producers Of the
great American staples OF access to
their natural markets. Until the
money question Ia settled, VIZ are op.
posed 10 any agitation Tor further
changes In our tariii laws except such
as are necessary TO make up tho deficit
In revenue caused by the adverse dc.
clsion Of the supreme court on the
income tax.
INCOME TAX,
"There would DO no deficit In the
revenue but tor the aunulmout by tho
supreme court OF tbs law passed by a
Democratic Congress IN strict puTsu-
ance Il the uniform decisions OF that
court for nearly 100 Year,, that court
having sustained tho constitutional
objections 10 It's enactment, which had
been oyerruled by tho Rul,st judges
who had ever sat on that bench. We
declare that II In this duty OF Congress
TO use all tho constitutional power
which remains after that decision, or
which may cOmu by iIs reversal by the
court, Rs III may prefer To be constituted,
so that the burdens OF taxation may
equally and imparIially lead to tue
emu that wealth may buar It's due pro-
portion VI tho expenSea Of tho govern.
munL"
ECONOMY.
We hold that the efficient way OF
protecting American lAu0t 10 ~ pre-.