Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-22
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man. Our party In Congress abolished
the competition Of slave labor prohib-
tied coolie immigration enacted The
alien contract laoor Law, ala away with
the convict contract system, provided
for boards Of arbitration and the in
corporation of national trades unions.
ana limited the hours of labor OF ma
tlonal employees, 1t has ever thrown
the safeguard OF protection around an
American industries and has exalted
and dignifled the man that tolls. II
Is the avowed friend of organized labor
ana we, the Republicans of Idaho, fol-
lowing the lead Of our party. pledge
these organizations our earnest sup
port.
Fourth-The Republican party IL in
FAVOR OF the policy OF government
which results Ia the largest number Of
PEOPLE engaging in independent enter
prlses and business on their own ac-
count, and recognize the tact that the
larger the proportion Of the people so
engaged, the higher the stage of clylli-
cation.
Resolved, That the formation Of en-
ormous oyer.capitalized corporations,
commonly called trusts, for the pur-
pose Of concentrating all Of the indus
tries and products OF the country IN
the hands of few men, sitting COM
petition and enabling them to dictate
the wages of labor and the prices Of
commodities to both the producer and
the consumer in the interest OF their
own ACKNOWLEDGMENT Is great and
growing evil, the plain remedy for
which should be laws regulating the
capitalization Of corporations within
reasonable and moderate limits We
recognize the fact that under the Con.
stltuton Of the United States. as It
now atandsno adequate restrictions can
be put upon the organization OF such
corporations, therefore we favor such
an amendment TO the Constitution as
VIII enable Congress to elfectually res
ulate and suppress all trusts and In
furious combinations or aggressions Of
capital,
Fifth-Resolyed That It Is the sense
Of this convention that II Is Of public
interest that all lands within the Dor
ders Of the forest reservation Of this
state, which are more valuable for az
riculture than for any other purpose,
be opened for settlement to bona lde
ment having this In charge take i'm
mediate tseps to that end.
SiXth-We condemn the reckless dis
regard by the present state administra-
tion Of the best interests OF the state,
in the manner of the disposal Of the
state timber lands We condemn the
inefficient exercise Of the dutie deyolv-
ing upon the state land board entrusted
with the selection and securing Of title
on behalf OF the state to the public
lands, timber and agricultural 10
which the state is entitled under the
laws Of the United States We impair
TALLY condemn our present state land
boards arbitrary ana Unjust methods
OF selecting timber lands in the state,
We condemn the action Of the Demo-
cratic governor OF Idaho In the veto Of
the sugar beet bounty bill, after il
had passed the house Of representatives
by unanimous vote, ana the senate by
a two-thirds majority and we are in
favor of proper legislation for the en-
enlargement Of this industry
We condemn the wasteful eXtrava
gance of the present Democratic ad
ministratiOn--the appointment OF un-
authorized commissions, the expendi-
ture of public funds for unauthorized
| purposes, the creation of unauthorized
, and unnecessary Offices, the introduc.
ton OF partisan politics into the ad-
manifestation of the education laws and
management of educational insttu-
| tons
Seyenth-We condemn In unmeasured
terms the unjust partisan and niquit.
GUS apportionment for legislative repre-.
sentation made by the last Democratic
| legislature.
Eighth-We denounce as unpatriotlC
and In contravention OF the spirit ant
intention Of the constitution of thu
state OF Idaho. the Interpretation o.
that organic law which deprlves tn,
soldiers living at the Soldiers HON,
| In this state Of the right Of suffrage.
| Ninth-The Republican party de-
| mands that all classes OF property 1t
the state of Idaho subject TO taxation
shall be assessed al the fun value foi
that purpose and we condemn any at
tempt on the part Of any class OF prop
erty owners TO escape fair and full tax
alton.
Tenth-The Republican party Of Ida
| no is opposed to the merger Of tn,
| transcontinental railroads and Is II
thorough accord with the sters tina
are now being taken to prevent tn
same, and fayors proper action on tn
part OF the state or the national gov
eminent, as may be had for the pur
pose Of averting this evil In order tina
the field Of competition may be KEEP
| open at all times.
| Eleventh--Resolved that the hest in
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