The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-21
NHRELNG DAILY INTEIIIGENoER THURSDAY JUNE 81 1900

lions and especially to extend our rap
idly increasing foreign trade, but we
condemn all conspiracles and combina-
lions intended to restrict business, TO
create monopolles, to limit production,
| or TO control prices, and favor such !es-
islation as viii effectively restrain and
prevent all such abuses, protect ana
promote competition and secure the
rights OF producers. laborers and all
who are engaged In Industry and COM
merce.
We renew our faith in the policy, OF
protection to American labor. In that
polIcv our Industries have been estnb-
iished, diversified and maintained. BY
protecting the home market competi-
tIon has been stimulated and produc-
tlon cheapeued. Opportunity to the in
yentive genius Of our people has been
secured and wages in every department
Of labor maintained at high rates. high
or now than ever before. and always
distinguishing our working people in
their better conditions Of life from
those of'any competing country. En-
toying the blessings OF the American
common school. secure in the right OF
self-government and protected In ths
occupancy OF their own markets, their
constantly Increasing knowledge and
sSl'l IllSe az ~ ,,tnrid We FSvor the
tile llo. HS'9 vi -, saoS,,-ocIt,, an III.
ess a.SI Is, pOaSs ~, our ,1artefs on fn-
IsS.yI 10 " r.. ,,'I,at no Al ,ot our
S Soi,,aa ,.o5,,Sa In re1urn for free for
eign markets.
Favor Restriction of Immigration.
In the further interest of American
workmen we favor a more effective re-
striction Oh the lnlnhisraIiO" VI 'ile3P
labor from foreign lands, the extension
Of opportunities OF education Tor WORK
ing children; the raising Of the age Inn Inn
ior enls ys inst contract mt convict labor,
and an effective system of labor Insur-
ance. ,.,.,
our present uePe ,n'.tts 80 S o,,r Soreien
snIPpLls tuI ,', Sens ~, ,i,o jnd,,strI, ~
cu i toa Ia H. sO oIsn sar,o,,s dan
TINS county. 70 80 III a., .HJJsD With
yer " T ~. ~, 49,, o,,a ~ ~ p;mronean war
uIhMaI III tne .I,,,ia a,,. aVTardinc,
mou i ~ ..,,I.a,,o Tba national do
Lorelsn i',i ~ tbiS coun-
!ense ai,u naN" ,,,rrI,, coronsiijn0 rea-
Wy t ,,;,,tcb viii enoIIe us
son toI iesis''' Snr,,,sr Mace among the
10 Leeo ',,.,. ~. an. 81 tba world
'r5 nut carr nus meeS " doht ~ nroYound
rug w, Hh'ioH 80 ISiJ,o,,, ond soiIors
sL Il L,.a ~ SmS. S,s battlss and II ia
VIM haNeL uusHs a., -, ~ nro,,iSia for
tne goSeI . rs, . S ~ ~, ~ aiSoSs and
tHe ui'H ~ a',o toIIo,, IL, Inc
orPlluhs Vi ttose n" M ,'A ,'ansio, LAVE
country WnrS' ,Ptt-.s,,, s,o"IJ |
iouhueu ia tllis JUS ~ iiSar,IIv I'D.
be loeraI anu sno yt I. W MI Hio,,IJ So
mlnlstereu anu preiG ,aI'ie ,,' S. ros,,aot
given Wnerevet pra ~, ,,s,, "'s sar,Ics N
10 SHlPIoyIieLt III 'its ~ ,'iIoUs
solalefs anu salioIs anu " '''e' "'N'""
ana orphahs'
Favor Policy OF civil Service
We commend tho policy of the Re- |
l., .-,.i,,..i,t., ~ an
puoilcah purity III maintaining VI.
cheney of the civil service. me admin
istrntIon has acted wisely In its effort |
Ia secure for public service in Cuba, |
Puerto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippine
Islands only those whose fitness has
bean determined bv training and ex-
perience. We believe that employment
in the public service IN these territories nIs
80 'T tbeir u babItant O. '"' " !" az ''''-'
1t was the PLATA purpose of the If
teanth amendment to the constitution
to prevent discrimination on account OF
race or color IN regulating the elective
franchise. Devices OF state govern
ments, whether by statutory or consti-
tutionai enactment TO avoid the pur-
pose of this amendments are revolution
airy and should be condemned.
Public movements looking TO per-
manent improvements OF the roads and
highways Of the country meet with
our cordial approval and we recon-
mend this subject to the earnest con-
sideratlon OF the people and OF the leg"
islatures of the several states
We favor the extension OF the rural
free delivery service wherever It's ex'
tension may be Justified.
In further pursuance of the constant
policy of the Republican party TO pro-
vide free homes on the public domain
we recommend adequate national leg.
isiation to reclaim tho arid lands of
the United States reserVinG control OF
the distribution OF waite: for irriga'
ton to the respect e states and terri
tories.
Favor Admission of Territories,
-, -. -, .,,,, e., ,a a.. oo.,,,
we iuNor Ho'nS RUE toi' anu '"e cary
admission to statehood OF the territor~
Ies of New Mexico. Arizona and Okla.
NV,
TN 1,,,,,o,. not orrended m nrovIds
s,GinIon, rewonTo for Tho conSnct ~ the
SuT,eH' c 5Sr me GT ts work that
!, no. bsar rosSIbIa IN reduce tha war
debt in the sum Of $4,000, 900 So ample
are the governments revenues and SO
great is the public confidence IN the IN
tegrity OF its obligations that It's newly
funded per cent bonds sell at pre-
MUM. The country Is now Justihed M
expecting and 1t Will be the policy OF
the Republican party to bring about