The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-06-27

ment and prosperity. This true American
policy taxes foreign products and encour,
ages home Industry; II puts the burden or
american market for the American pro,
Queer; II upholds the american ,stunuhru
OF wages for the American workinBman;
n puts the factory by the side OF the farm.
and makes the American FARMER Tess az
pendent on foreign demand and gonbpa price, he
strength OF all on the strength OF each.
In It's reasonable application Il Is Just. fair
Control enn re,iIp and domestic monopoly. 90 sec
tionni discrimination and individual FAVOR
I'VE denounce Inc present democrats
tariff as sectional, injurious 70 the puplc
credit. and destructive TO pusinesJ mir
on foreign imports which come into com,
petition with American products as WI
necessary expenses OF the government. but
will protect American labor from degrade
toH TO a ane w mot pieGsed TO amy Particular
schedules. The question OF rates Is a prac-
teal question 20 be g9vernsa 10y tn1 e the
ruling and incorporating principle Is
the projection and deyeloRment OK AMER Nm al
mands q right settlement and then II wants
rest.
1--WE believe the repeal OF the reciprocity
arrangements negotiated by the last re-
publican administration was national
calamity. and we demand their renewal
ize our trade with other nations, remove
the restrictions which now obstruct the
sale OF American products sesu "a 'ee p1rsd
| markets for the products or our farms,
| forests and factories. -,
| mea sures OF republican policy and go hand
! In hand. Democratic rule has rccklessly
estabIished. Protection for what we pro-
duce; free admission FOR the neccasarles
Of life which we DO not proaufs SS gin
open markets for us IN return for our
| open market TO others. Protection builds
Cures our own market for ourselves. reel
/ procity builds up foreign trade ana nnda
/ an outlet for our surplus
sugar.
1--WE condemn the present administra-
4 ton for not keeping faith with the sugar
producers OF this country. The republican
i party favors such protection as VIII lead
tho tSe American p s1 81 us s
and for which they pay other countries
more than tioO.OOO.o0o annually
Wool and wooIens.
ITO all our pr9duets-5,,,o those ,h OF nc as
4 the shop and the factory--to hemp. 70 wool,
/ tho product OF the great Industry OF sheep
M nSsRISnar II the miiI-we promise the most
Merchant Marine.
we favor restoring the early. American
/ nOllGI OF OuAlte AbI AHt hF-
/ building or our merchant marine and the
| protection OF our shipping IN the foreign
| oarrying trade, 80 that American ships
the product Of American .abor. employed IN
: American shipyards. sailing under the stars
| and stripes. and manned. Differed and
J owned by Americans-mny regain the car.
| rying OF our foreign commerce.
Money.
THE republican party Is unreservedly for
| sound money. IL caused the enactment OF
the law providing for the resumption OF
specie payments In 1873; since then every
\ dollar has been as good as gold
I'VE are un0lternbly opposed 10 every
measure calculated 10 debase our currency
| or impair the credit OF our country. We are
| therefore opposed TO the free coinage OF
SILVER except by International agreement
! with the leading commercial nations OF tbs
| world. which we pledge ourselves 70 pro.
mote, and until such agreement can be OF.
tanned the existing gold standard must ID
ali our silver and paper currency mus
be maintained at parity with gold, and We
favor all measures designed 20 maintain
linvioiably the obligations Of the United
states and all Our money, whether coin o.
paper. at the present standard the stand
ard OF the most enlightened nations OF tbs
earth.
Pensions.
The veterans Of the union army dsservs