Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-01

press conscience the preservation
G of tfti au itt "A' before the Law" ana the 'U' OO
years
Te5n iG S .n f s COB @ m @ by tbs
the ngy ene uu scheme OF | tt tt
principle of local segovenment its best expression in the
maintenance of the rights of the States and its assertion of the necessity
combining of granted by the
of party
political
devotion fundamental principles of the
THE MONEY PLANK.
time we invite attention to the fact that the Constitution named silver and
gold together the metals Of the United States and that the first
admitted gold based
gold a of
increase in the burden and Of all debts public
the and abroad
the pOaon of industry and impoyerhment OF the people 49,
prosperity Gold
American and it can be fastened on the United only by
and love of liberty which proclaimed our political independence
We demand the free unlimited
legal of B without waiting for the aid consent Of any 9th
gold for all debts public and private and we favor such
LEGISLATION as viii prevent for the future the dem0ne'1aO " any %
es@n@T ass % p c9 an@ practice of underng the holders
by to the
obligations either silver coin or gold coin
INTEREST BEARING BONDS.
the issuing of bonds of the T"ted
supply
maintain the policy Of gold monOmetasm
AGAINST NATIONAL BANKS
Congress only President Jack
vdu We therefore denoun the
National dgaton Of the conetntn and we de-
United States shall be issued
the United States and shall be redeea0e in COIN
TARIFF RESOLUTION
of revenue such
taxation should be limited by
the Nc
tons and which enacted under the false plea protection
proved mOnOoes enriched the few the
the restricted trade and deprived producers OF the great
their natural markets -
question settled we are opposed to any aeo S
5at IN n cou nv the adverse cion Of the supreme
] o 1S for This decision by the supreme court there
of the uniform decisions Of that court for nearly % years
that decision sustained Constitutional objections TO IT'S en-
ever sat on that all
the constitutional power which which
come from its reversal hereafter be constituted so
the burdens of taxation may be equally and mIarua9 d @ @
IMMIGRATION AND ARBITRATION
We American labor to
prevent Importation compete with it the
market to our american farm
presses the prices products production and thus de-
pv products of our home manua
We are in favor Of the arbitration
gagged and recommend such egs-
iation as is necessary to carry principle
TRUSTS AND POOLS
The ABSORPTION of wealth leading rail
road systems require stcer control
of those arteries Of commerce We demand
such control Of railroads as will protect
DECLARE FOR ECONOMY
We denonce the pronigate people by
which kept while the labor that them is
of till
that simple
reduction in the
useless Offices the salaries OF which dram the the %
H FEDERAL INTERFERENCE LOCAL AFFAIRS
arbitrary by federal authorities in local affairs
United States and crime against
injunction
which federal judges in
contempt rights of citizens become at once leg
~ judges the bill passed at the last
pending in the House Of Repre-
providing for trials by
'1' PACIFIC RAILROAD
No INDUCED government Of the United
third Congress pass bill denounce the
efforts present a
PENSIONS
soldiers heartily in
lie arbitrarily dropped Of enlistment and
conclusive evidence against disease ana dsaoy
fore
OF TERRITORIES
Mexico Oklahoma and
Arizona admission OF all the
nte them
Territories hold that the ocl APP
fde residents OF the Terri
be performed The Democratic
all public lands Of the United states
ia he nnroprIated to the American cit
~ and that the general United States be
said Territory
SYMPATHY CUBA
rho Monroe doctrine interpreted by
foreign policy Of the United
be maintained we extend 70
the op for liberty and independence
LAW