Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-09-17

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over tbs volume OF paper money ana ou ii u
aclass wn en- VIII aim . vested interest Il
the rational financial policy
The United States notes. common Know
US greenbacks oelng redeemabie ~ elmer Rol'
or silver at the 0ption OF the government AM
not ut the option OF the holder, are safer ant
cheaper for The reople than nntionnl Dan.
ho'es oaseo upon lh'c'es.-oe"rinP oohus'
Inc Monroe Doctrine'
A dipn'he put nrin maintenance OF ne Tor
elgn doc'rne SET iortn Dy President monroe
and reiterated Dy the presidents VINO nave sue
leeded MIN lnSteid OF arousing hostility
ABROAD ~ Inc pest guarantee Of amicaole re.
lations with other n'tons. It's better for al
concerned mat tne United states shouid resist
any sucn extension Of european autnorlty IT
tne western nemlsphere' ratner tnah invite tne
communal irriatlon whicn would necessarily
result from any attempt 70 increase the lhnu-
cnce o. mon'rcniai instltutlo9s over mat por.
tion OF tne americas wnlcn mas been dedicateo
" icpup'ic"h sovernpeh1
rens'ons'
NO nation cah anoIo 70 10 unjust 70 Us ae.
lenders Inc care OF tpose VINO nave sunerea
IN tne military ana naval service OF tne country
isa sacreo au'y Amazon winch IKE the United
s'ates reiles upon voiunteer service rainier
thah upon Urge Summing army auus 70 l.s
own security wnen !. ipakts generous provl-
siohs lor 'hose VINO nave risheu .heir lives ~
us oeiense anu ior lhose "no afe oepenuen' on
sne'i'' ~,
inc rrouuccrs Vi "ea''h'
Labor creates capital Until wealth is pro-
dnced by the application OF brain and muscle
10 the resources OF this country there Is MOTH
Ing 10 divide among the non-proiuclng classes
OF society Since the producers Of wealth pro-
tect inc hations nag IN times OF peril tnelr
INTERESTS oushe u. a'i uties W W cons,uereu ny
eno'o "io s'ahu ~ on'o'a' pvs'''o'i ing uoln-
ocral'c parry nus ever iouha Us Vo1'hp s'rens.n
unions Vno'c VIM ".e plouu W 70 hno"'i 40 eno
ooniulon peopic, anu ~ p'oasoo i'soli w piepal'
a"u enue1 iesiem.'oa ~ y neuoSsasy W Pr.
'e,s 'nv niasa7s ,h '"o i'oo eA7lV''o y, o,o.y
poi.'l."' i'sn' anu ~ wy uulos n'ns " 'n'''
'os' Snaio VI luz 'e""ius VI VIGIL i"oo''
ArDitrati0n'
desire to give special emphasis TO the
plank winch recommends such i'glslalion Us ~
necessary 10 secure the arpl'ratlon OF alner-
ences between employers engaged In inter-
state commerce ana their employees Arpltra-
tloh IS mol new luea IL Is Simply an extern
sion OF the courts of justice The laboring
men Of the country have expressed desire
for arbitration and the railroads cannot
reasonably object to the decisions rendered by
an impartial tribunal. Society has an interest
even greater than the interest of employer or
employe, and has u right to protect itself by
courts OF arbitration against the growing In
and embarrassment oc,asioned
by disputes between those who own the great
arteries OF commerce on the one hand, and
the laborers who oper to them on the other
Immigration.
While the democratic party welcomes to the
country those Who come with love for our In
and with determination and ability
to contribute to the prosperity OF our nation
II Is opposed TO the dumping OF criminal
classes upon our shores and to the importation
Of either pauper or contract labor TO compete
with American labor.
lnJuncti0ns.
The recent abuses which have grown out OF
injunction proceedings have been so emphat-
cally condemned by pubic opinion tnat tne
,apata hill fauoriuo tr{al hu Il, rv In corfuiu
,on.asnr, cases III, MO-, ,,,,h ,arora, or-
,,,a,'ni N"''' -f
prevail
The democratic party Is opposed to trusts
Il would be- recreant TO its duty to the people
II the country II II recognized either the moral
II the legal right OF these great acQre cations
II wealth to stiae competition bankrupt rivals
md then prey on society," CORPORATIONS are
he creatures Of law, and they must not be per-
nitted to mass from under the control OF the
,ower which created them They are permit
ed to exist upon tbe theory that thew advance
be nublic veal. and thew must no, be allowed
O use their mowers for the public injury.
Ra,,roods
Tho r,,h, a, tho Irni,od S,a,os ,ovornmor,
. rorn,a,s ,rtsrstate commerce connot ha
ans .ho ro,os sitr ,ar mo axsro,so
y ~ n, riaornn, roht ,s hscon,ra noro ond
y 'ha, vigorous r,en. 10 ocoon,hs noro anu
nore apparen@ Inc interests vi 'ne peopie
equire such an enlargement OF the powers OF
he interstate commerce commission as will
nabe 1t to prevent discrimination between
'ersons and places and protect patrons from
unreasonable charges
Pacific Railroads.
The government cannot afford to dlscrimin-
to between Its Debtors and must therefore