The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-08-08

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mI'n'hANt MAhiNE'
our merchR"t marine 10 oe restored 10 It's
tormer grehIness anu Insue tne my OF the
people aRainst monopoly py tne repeal OF
hntiqunteu M restricted neViRauon laws
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iMrbhNALdsM AND EAFANsioN.
The powers granted the federal govern
ment were not meant to be used to con.
uuer or hold In subjection the people OF
other countries. Their use for such purposes
not only bellies our declaration Of the rights
Of men, but also unbalances our system by
Increasing the Capitalization OF power at
Washington, to the ultimate overthrow Of
home rule.
The Democratic party has never favored
and now opposes any extension Of the ma
tIonal boundaries not meant 70 carry speed
ily to all Inhabitants full equal rights with
ourselves, II these are united by location,
race or character to be formed into self.
governing territories and then incorporated
into the Union Of States In accordance with
the historic policy OF the republic. they
should be permitted to work out their own
Only territorial expansion demanded by
the national welfare and the national safety
to be at any time favored-the objection
which should have prevented certain OF ou1
recent nccesslons being that they imperiI
the national safety without promoting the
national welfare: that they devclve upon
us enormous responsibilities we have no
call to assume: that they are certain 70 be
an immense and unremunerative drain upon
our resources: that they tend to embroil us
with European powers: that they weaken
our claim to supremacy on the American
continent. at the same time that they Less
en- our ability to make the claim good; and
that they furnish dangerous opportunity
and temptation for the disregard Of the
sef-evident truth OF universal appucatlon
tnat governments oeirVe their Jus' powers
from inc conSeht OF tne governed
ine obvious syhpatny oi ,ne natIonaI au' u,
mihis!ratioh win the britlsn go'ernnient III
its euorts 10 destroy inc South AFRICAN re
puolcS anu tne pohcy "hicn mas maue t%ne %
ports OF tne Chi'eu STATES OASIS OF supply
lor Tue brnlsh a'h!' "~novut ~ "n,cu tne
war could not pe successfully carrieu on
are cohuemneu py the Denocrncy VI onio'
Inc maintenance OF the monroe poc.rihe
as heretofore interpreted ana asserted oy
the hational goverhment
MoNROE DOCTRINE.
A navy commensurate with the interna.
Its primacy In the western hemisphere, and
adequate to the protection OF the lives ana
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nrot.ct,on n, its intorasts Tha huraan.
of tho pniust and discriminotJnc lava 10,
which tho RenubIicnn nartv ia resnons,bl,
| faII chiefly on those who t,II the soil n,
iohor at othor ,orm. of nrodro,Ion Al
-boupb these constituta n large maior,tv a,
| our citizens they have never sent iobbyist,
| Ia tho halls of federaI mr. state IaoisIotnro,
| nor founded moponolies nor demanded sn.
| cIal nr,vileyes They have potJentlv on
dured tbe oneratIon Of those laws wbici
| keen from ,hen and yive to others the,,
| inst share az tho nafionaI waalth Th,
| Dnmocratic marty n,edoes Ire enorts 70 "a
| lIeve them ~ The bnrdsps witch class loo
| islatIon has laid on them
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| !nht the RHpuDhcah purity mas always up
| heio CLASS interests ana Is Justly cnargeaoi'
WIN hostility In both beiief and practice t
| the ABOVE principles Ii common knowledge
IT can not be- trusted to deal with evils o
ts own erea ion Inc arrogant assumption
by that party OF all credit for everytbin,
ann the threats OF those VINO speak for II