Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-09-10

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Republican allies the democratic cause Of
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partures from, democratic principles. we
vention. nor be bound by its acts The
feats but could not survive a, victory won
IN behalf OF the doctrine and policy pro-
claimed in its name at Chicago.
Republican Party Responsible.
Tine conditions. however. which make
possible such utterances from national
by Sfs the the part
proclailns. as it has :;or years. the. power
and duty Of government 70 raise and main
and %njas faxa}ioGn evS except
vened therefore renews its declaration Of
faith in democratic principles, especially
as applicable to the conditions Of the times.
The Tariff. v.
Taxation. tariff. excise. direct. IS
poses, and not for private gain. It's amount
yhH1 I'D 5 be ds4vsa by hs
from tariff and excise leyies is affected by
the state Of trade and volume Of consump-
ury is determined by the ADMINISTRATIONS
made by congress: The demand Of the re-.
Raon hRa ay Ge in se m taF If
revenue, which has it's causes in the stag
nation Of trade and reduced consumption.
due entirely to the loss or confidence that
has followed the populist threat of free
coinage and. depreciation Of our money
and the republican practice Of extrayagant
appropriations beyond the needs Of good
government.
"Populist Convention Of Chicago"
I'VE arraign and condemn the populistic
conventions Of Chicago and st. Louis for
party part in Creating these these conditions Which
are pleaded in justification of heavy in
age of SILVER, as schemes for the personal
and the
these schemes as hostile to the people OF
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taxes and deprecated money.
In fine, we reafhrm the historic demo-
cratic doctrine of tariff for revenue only.
american Shipping.
eve demand that henceforth modern
and liberal policies towards American ship
ping shall take the place Of our imitation
century, which. were long ago abandoned
by every maritime power but the United
States, and which, to the nations humilia-.
alien crews, have made the stars and
ern a por am smd Sa1e yru se e2n
guished the race Of American seamen. We
oppose the pretense that discriminating
the sfafes n
the The light Of our great commercial treaties.
shipping, while greatly increasing OCEAN
fretghts on our. agricultural and manu-
factured products.
Gold and Silver.
j., 1.-THE experience of mankind has shown
that, by reason of their natural qualities
g oid Is the necessary money Of the large
a ai11dr of and BUSINESS while
transactions, and the most beneficial use Of
both together, can be insured only by the
monetary measure, and the mainteaance &c
Of silver at parity with gold by its limited
fSSnsg d9 Of law
both metals IS gained with a Value uni
yGrS sb acffeRted Throughput the world
standard and especially the best and Safest
a6oe Of f the pd ae n
cannot suffer when paid in the best money
RnoW2 to man bt are the peeulla1 and
tinual profits to the money changer at
their cost. =
Insist ON Maintenance of Gold Standard.
CASS0 IIulIS demonstrated Dy
long public Inconvenience and loss, the
democratic party, in the interests Of the
masses and Of equal justice to all, prac-
tacs established, by the legislation of
1884 and 1859, the gold standard Of moneta
measurement and likewise entirely d.
vorced the government from banking and
currency issues To this long established
democratic policy we adhere, ana Insist
and Of the parity Herewith Of every dol.
firmly opposed to the free and u aha TEA
purchase of silver bullion. But we de-
nounce also the further maintenance of the
present costly patchwork system of ma
tional paper currency, as a constant source
Of injury and peril.
1--WE assert the necessity of such tntelli-
gent currency reform as will confine the
government to it's legitimate functions
completely separated from the banking
business, and afford to all sections Of our
country uniform, safe and elastic bank
currency under governmental SUPERVISION
measured In volume by the needs Of busi-
ness. -.
Cleveland's Policy Indorsed.
'"The fidelity, patriotism and courage
with which President Cleveland has full
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