Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-09-17
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM.

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM.
rha rannb leans OF the United States.
through their chosen representatives Mss5
IN national convention. locking BACK upoa
an unsurpassed record OF achteyemenl AN
looking forward Into q great nsia % ~ itssl
Judgment OF their eountrymen. mak make =
declarations: narScan
The expectation in which the American
peonle. turning from the democratlc party,
ihntrp,s9ed power four years ago to q re-
publican chief magistrate and q repug Q.Ssan
congress. has been met and satisne0. VIZ
the people then assemDled ~ san md
sitter a term of democratic legislation anu
administration, business was dead, nuns ~
try paralyzed and the national c,eu ! nito,
astrously impaired. The countryss capasaai
was hidden and Its labor alstresseu =
The democrats had no other plan VIII
which TO improve the ruinouS conuiIoAs
which they had themselves produces, eTThha a
fo coin silver at the ratio OF III 10 T.
republican party, d~enouncing TINS pan as
snre TO produce conditions even worse IMAM
thosa from which relief was Sougnl, pIohl-
ised to restore prosperity pysn nattrs tariff
and q law making gold the stanaaL y ,s ~
vaine. The people by great maJorities rs.
sued to the republican party q comnnisslon
To enact these laws. -.
This Commission has been executed, ana
the republican promise Is redeemed. PIos.
neHty more general and more aD9nuans
than we nave ever Know! known i mas no longer
these enactments raIne If any govern
ment obligation. Every American oollar
Is q gold dollar or its assured equlValen.,
and American circuit stanu e. n;taI 10 fully
employed and everywhere labor IS prone-
ably occupied. : str,rinp,y tell
No single facI can m n3teon 1ovasnment
the story OF WHAT - tbisAthat
means TO the c9 sni norind nf Io7 Years
while during me WHO'S pen rns = aucoss IL
from 1I9G TO 1891, Snere waS eoos nSe aaT
export over lmporss ~ hou utt fhrce Yes re- al
there has oeen IN Tue snots 1890 an
the present repupllcln to tha amor
excess OF eApos1s tos a.7 naS 49, -.
nous sum OF Sl,9oo'oot
II VAR
.na while the American people, sus--
ainad d nv this republican legislation, have
LILY achiayfnr these splendid triumphs In
tssir bnsiness and commerce., they have
aondncfed and inEvictory concluded a war
~. I;harty and hnman rights, No thought
" = nationai aggrandizement furnished the
Ssah nnrnose With which American a
n.Ss ,vare nnfurled. 1t was q war un-
snusht and patiently resisted, but when it
ffs fleets we're cleared for action. Its
a.n,ias Wore in the field. and the quick and
sianni trinmph Of its forces on land and
= hara enmaI fribute to the courage of
American soldiers and sailors, and to the
skil and 1oresignr Ii 90 nf '4ba human race
ship. TO ten mlalohs u hsr+h Of FREQ.
there was gwen lev : naonlo a new
dom" and 70 the Americah peopte q Wy"
and noble responsiDlnty ~ VIII
We Indorse the amlnlstaa. haou astah-
Sam Mckinley. US acts nay p eeel an5 a.
lished IN WISDOM ana IN pal.io.lsn, .lara+ed
home and abroad " mas dlstlnetiS eig 4 mer..
and extended the inIuence OF nand
lean nation. Walklhs un H,iee Teaas,5aat
facing UNFORESEEN esponslDillis ) ~
Mckinley mas Deen n every sllu nt. oan,a 4
sfae sa ar cIaar IN Vision strong in iudg-
ment. firm in action, always inspiring and
deserving the confidence Of his country
men.
rn,ronp Are "a 4 MENACE
oSAIaseArl.@ -
In asking the American people 70 M
dorse this republican record ana 20 IeneM
their commission to the repnplican parry,
we remind them OF the Iact Ihal the msn,
ace to their prosperity has Always reslasu
In democratic principles and no less lnaLne
general fncapacity OF the 5dem0crauc party
to conduct public affairs. me pflnae es-
sential of business prosperity IS puDilc coh-
fdence In the good sense OF the govern
ment and in its ability to deal inteillgenLly
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