The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-06-29

promote competition and secure mo rights n
producer. iabOrcfs ANA all who are engaged In
~ renew onf fafih in the policy ~ protee-
tlun Co American labor ln that polio our
industries have been established, dlVeulnod
and maintained ~ protecting ne hone mar.
kot the competition has been stimulated and
production cheapcnsd Opportunity 10 the In.
yentlvc genius of cur people has been secured
tained at high rates. higher now than ever be-
fore. always distinguishing our working poo
pie 10 their better conditions Of life from those
~ any competing country. ENJOYING the bless
inrs u American common schools. secure In
the usht % aolf-roycfumcnt and projected In
the occupancy " their own marfeis iheir cons
stuntiy Increasing knowledge and skin have
enabled thtm nnally 70 enter the markets Of the
world
40 directed as 20 upeu our markets. on talutapie
terms 10 what We DO not ourselves produce In
return Tor free foreign markets
In the further Interest % American Worknen
We favor 4 more erertiye restriction Of the Inn
migration " cheap labor from foreign lands,
the extension ~ 0ppurtuuItios Of education ior
labor the protection Of frrc labor as against
contfac' convict labor and an cnectlVo system
our present ,isuapfcucc on foreign shipping
Tor ulnp-tsnths ~ cur foreign carrying II .
great loss To the Industry Of THIS country. 10
Il also serious danger 10 our trade Tor ~ sud
den Withdrawal ln the event N Eufupenn war
would seriously cripple our expanding fOreign
commerce The na iunA drfense aud naval
.
compelling reason Tor icgl,latisn which will
enable us 10 recover our former place among
the trado.carryirg icgts oi me world
The nation owes debt ~ Fratlt de 70 the
soldiers and sailors who have fought its bat
tics, aud u T. tho rovetunt nts duty 20 pro.
vide for the survivors aud for the widows and
orphans ~ those who have fallen 10 Tho coun.
try a wars The pension laws founded ia This
Just sentiment should BE- liberal.
We commend the policy % INC tepuuHean
ser,ics
IL was the plain purpose Of tho nfeenih
amendment 10 %" cunaiiiutinn " prevent DIS
crimluutiuu ou &c tuunt Of race " color In reg
ulutiug the elective franchise. Devices ~
state governments. whether hy statutory or
constitutional enactment 10 void tue purpose
" this amendment are revolutionary. aud
should BE- condemned.
Public movements looking TO q permanent
imufuf tWfut ul tho roads aud highways ~ tho
country meet with our cordial approval aud No
recommend this subject go thr earnest Cuusid-
Grafton OF The people and " tho lcgishturusof
we Intor tie extension ~ tho rural free do
livery wherever IT, extension may be JUSTIFIED.
In further Pursuance u the constant policy
OF the l,ci uhlican party 20 provide free homes
on the public domain, VIZ recommend adr-
quatu national legislation 20 reclaim the arid
lands ot the United states, rcscryiug control
Of the distribution of wafer Tor iuisaUou 20
tho respective state. aud territories.
We favor home rule for. aud tho early al
Mexico. Arizona aud Oklahoma.
The DinEIoy uct am ndcd 20 provide sumo
lent revenue Tor tho conduct ~ the war. has 40
well perfected IT. work that 10 has been posi-
bic 70 reduce tho war debt IA the sum VI siv,-
uuW0.
We favor the construction. ownership. con-
troll and protection ~ uu isthmiau canal BY tho
government IT the United States New mar
kcts arr necessary Tor the Increasing surplus
Of our farm pre- ducts. Every effort should b.
made 10 open aud obtain new mail ets, espcc-
Tally In the Orient and tho administrator ists
be commended Tor ~ successful cfnrts W com
nit all trading and colunixinE nations 70 the
policy " the open door In China.
In the Inter n u our expanding commerce.
We recommend that cot rrves create a depart
mcnt VI commerce and iudustri \ In the charge
OF n secretary with scat In the cabinet,
Tho American government must protest NE
person aud property ~ every citizen wherever
they are NrSnFiuliy violated or placed In psrll
President Mckinley has conducted the tor
eign ahairr % the United States with diatln-
guishcd credit " the American people.
We approve the annexation Of the HaWAllAa
islands u tho United states,
We commend the part taken BY our EevsI-
ment In the peace conference At The HAEue.
We assert our stcadfast adherence W tha
policy announced In the Monroe doctrine.
The provisions OF The Hague conference were
wisely regarded when President Mckinley