The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-14

81 The leA' 80 - ~, O. n,,i. to &c raI
81 by the col'Ne''~'''
SsS lows; I,r,+es of the democratic
8# We, 'it r1ited states in national
"a marty OF inc NIL decI,ra orr 40
ed Convention assnntinI nrinrinles nf tha.
yoti0n 70 ll't ai+5 rhich hrinrs na "a
@ democra'!C no,,,n,nnion
III SetheF III p"ts' lnn,l sole roy,ornr,ort
. Under 'I' i+w o,5 nrosnari,, r,ara
III and nalioI4 "a TrIav nnI1ar1o;1 orn
81 alike eS,@nl'@ tba str,ct,re NJ o,r frea
s# indepenueiiCI' 80 Son,ncrnt, 10 nya
"a T~epuDlic, ~ iSion, - Coiiforni, ond
81 sion from l ,mhtoL rnanIi
"a Texas 10 ole6ot,, r ". ~ teu
Nj faithfully ~ nH - - ~
By tween lne .nna ~ narro %
M ton. Ihe1E Sut Ihinm tan Iotnir it,
s$ our peoP't' S"t' 80 80 -
MI rights ana 1ioEitiI9. ~ i"i''ii5
@ their fratel!.IaS, 49, a"u UtN"aS ue-
M yelopment, Ihey tg!ii.tu nS " oui
~ duties ana teHPoi,9lnl'''1I 80 ItuiEeilS'
M and impress tp"il ~, p|' .1Cuinlly az
"a this time, Wy neCE7at;s :, 'jlU' ~ "iiu
81 the rescue ot o1,g W. hnads 80 W AZ =
~ government rom 5ie e"uSttoils' 1ipt-
A trary and SIaSlloIlC iaetaiou2 when
ss distract business pS ulIea t4,tt'S ana
VA ~peryade llG luptiG Iuiiao WIN "'eau'
u distrust ana PS''uio't'"H
II Covers All the Days Issues.
@ M, ~,rrNratIOn of these
" I'M oinIn a to the living issues of the
NJ gl,'' 11nnnsfirltes the first step toward
" Ga' ,ssiraa neace, safety and progress
81 81 NJ Dir nation. Freedom Of the press,
Oh Of conscience and of speech; equality
before the law OF All citizens; the right
81 OF trial by jury: freedom or the person,
81 defended by the writ or hapeas corpus.
81 liberty Of personal contract, untTam-
. melted by sumptuary laws, me su-
prenlaCy Of the civil over the military
M authorities, well disciplined militia;
@ the separation OF church and state:
~ economy in expenditures; low taxes,
RI that labor may be Lightly burdened; the
# prompt ana sacred tulhllment or pub
lie and private obligations; fidelity to
Is treaties, peace and friendship with all
S nations changing alliances with none,
absolute acqutesCencet in the VIII OF the
NJ majority; the vital principle of repub-
Il liCs-these are doctrines which demOC-
8 racy has established as proverbs OF the
III nation, and they should be constantly
NJ invoked, preached. resorted to fand en-
II forced,
q Large reductions can readily he made
IN the annual expenditures OF the gov
81 errrncnt without impairing the eff
4 fcIency of any branch Of the public
service, and we shall insist pom the
"A s~triCiest economy Il frugaltty COM
q patibla with vigorous and efficient civil.
n military aud naval administration as
Il a right of the people too clear to be
q denied or withheld.
Honesty in Public Service.
4 No Povor honastv I'm ,har nhlic cor
Il st., ma to -b,+ crd a tbornuuh H.
ost;rntion If thoen axecltIvo Ganor
4 n, 1s, re Inc yo,synn9ort airnaS,.
~ az = ~ +aa,,, v,itSG corrI,n,ior "s C TrIH
4 a. ottb.r aan, -, ,,ante g,enantnI 80 ~. l
u 20 RH-sHh veg 49, A~'A '''f l'-%N'H' VI III
4 ~ &C. .s7~aortainaaG @nrr,ntfnniet n.itto',t
" a., "[,r $50, - zoo, ~ ~ mt''l ~
4 persistent and deliberate refusal Of
4 both the senate and h house OF rep
4 Ie5entat.ves to permit such invcstiga-
] ton 10 be made by either branch Of
4 congress demonstrates hat only by a
j change in the executive and in the
legislative departments can complete
exposure and punishment of corruption
be obtained,
In broader f~urthcrauce Of that end.
the federal government should not per-
NIT Itself to be robbed by entering Into
| contracts with convicted trusts or un-
lawful combinations in restraint OF in
terstate trade, existing in violation OF
laws.
We believe that one OF the best
methods of preserving economy and
honesty in the public service is 10 have
public officials, from the occupant Of
the White House down to the lowest
Of them, return as nearly as may be
10 J@l]fersoHian simplicity of living.
We favor the nomination and cleo
ton OF a president trained in the WAYS
OF the constitution, who shall set his
face sternly against executive usurra-
ton of legislative and judicial funC-
tons, whether that he made
under the guise OF executive constr,lc-
ton OF existing laws, or whether il take
refuge In the trvart'a nIeas NJ ncCeesitv
Or superior wisdom.
wc,,id cL.oL v.,.
rho ~ ,"''
Nil, 'e uetioCtatiC party mas been, ana
az s''tL"ue I" pc the consistent op-
IIoa Oh that CLASS or tarlr iegisla-
han, ~ Wien certain interests nave
fa v re'l5l'tleu' throush congressional
49, ~ NIa" d heaNy trlbute from the
CO. people rms monstrous per
nI'"lph OF NOSE equal opportunities
".lIh our political institutions were
established to secure has caused what
to boc y,nc nay ia'e peer 'nlant industries
canl,aI ~ atSa go . SoiiuitLa,tois %
Thnsn ne motlu nus ever known.
%Thhlent have through trust methods
neen converted into monopolies, thus
bringing TO an end domestic
zion, which was the only alleged check
upon the cx1ravarant n,o6ts r,aaa rosN
sibie nv tha nrotoc+t,,a roso
ri, II''osLia! by the imam
&c, assistance they can give, now con-
wv Tue poilSy OF the republican party.
we dcnounce protection as a robbery
ot the many to enrich the few, and
of ~ va iiiiilttu " me lletuS