The Democratic advocate., 1904-05-28

Samuel J. Tilden we declare that the reforms which
are now so sadly needed in the mode and measures
of taxation, in departmental administration, in
lavish and indefensible appropriations can only be
had by peaceful civic revolution.
We earnestly call upon the people to rise in their
resistless power and give this efectual remedy,
We demand change of system-a change of sd-
ministration-a change of parties, that may
have a change of measures and of men.
Tariff Revision.
We realize that, under the domination of the cor
porste interests and mighty and dangerous trusts
and monopolies which control the policy and shape
the legislation of the Republican party relief to the
masses of the people from the glaring inequalities
and gross injustice of existing tariff sabsolutely
hopeless and that only under the resstess pressure
of Democratic triumph can any Improvement what t-
ever be obtained.
With a Democratic President and House of Rep
resentatives party and will take the vigoF-
GUS initiative toward the prompt, effective and just
relief which the existing industrial situation of the
country impeatiYely demands.
1t is pledged to this wise and benefeent policy.
twill revise the tariff in conservative spirit Of
fairness to all interests
Its anxious purpose will be to legislate with such
due regard for the labor and capital involved in
our industrial enterprises as t5 promote their heal
thy grow th and to carefully guard against the in
Fiction Of injury upon established industries by
abrupt. unjust and radical measures
odious and powerful monopolies may expect re-
duction of the excessive utes under which they
have been enabled TO extort oppressive tribute from
the people
The Illegal combinations Of trusts. which within
the last few years under the Republican tariff have
grown SO great and which in unlawful restraint Of
legitimate trade have crushed honest competition.
must be stripped of the power which they have so
merclessly abused.
Correction of Abuses.
Appalled, by the Generalization which Republican
expansion and extravagance have generated, the
Democratic party may also be relied on 10 dedicate
itself to the indispensable task purifying the ad
minislration from corruption.
twill resolutely restore economy, revive respect
for law and enforce obedience irom high and low.
rich and poor alike.
Executive Dictation To Congress.
Bearing in mind that one Of the cardinal rnaNims
Of our constitutional system Is that The legislative
executive and judicial powers Of government ought
10 be forever separate and distinct nom each othe.
and laat each Of these several departments should
be wholly free from Interference BY the ufsers. We
call public attention TO tho repeated sRa u0pariou-
able dicatou OF President Roosevelt 20 both branch
es Of Congress
We deuounce his aagrant eucroachmruis uPou
their rsghtful powers and independents, uud while
amazed st the subscrvteacv Of Republic4a senate
and Republican House Of RepresouJ uJAt.vcs 20 bis
orders Aui bail usurpAtson, declare that his
aufocrauc invasion Of their freedom deserves and
should receive the indignant rehuke ana cgnisnua-
tiou of the people
Delegation Tniustrueted.
Rcpasiug entire confidence in our dr,e@Al.ua sa
the national convention we forbear 80 biud them oy
r5tsF
Candidate feeling assured that with Jh.s cXp-e.-
sion Of our sentiments upou some Of Ghc Questions
nuw under consideration by TIC people. ard siih
their know edge Of the wci,uuderstoai fre..HEs q
our Mary and Democracy. the rrsait q Gaei, irlb-
eraaous with the Representatives Of ghc PARTY f-o
all quarters % ne Ualo1 cSnu0t fai. O. b. anrE.a
bic to every Nsryland Bemocrat.
That The influence Of our delegation zlF ic ia'
more strongly a.ssriei We feel tba, fts vsAr' of 8
majority 81 its members shou5 c1assn- ans vs Sc
eoriingly insirac, theu 70 vote a. uai-
Democratic PIcdEr.
Conducting Cur campaign araa Az lysr.-iHz
peraoers;lc plstsoraa. sep7Scu.nE thr bsi thaa-si
Of oar Hasoaal e8Hyegt!1a. Aui ua-s.H- OH s.s-
raeuts OF our party. and viih caaH=3ztcs % ihs
highest csyacliy hnd rAagpcIcr aeserve5iy puss1zs
ing tac coun3ruos sf tae people. &C fseiEr aaf 3ri
eoyss 70 repair tae disasters q ;ae past and % aa
ocrztIc President sh8 ~ill yxcrc;s u3scY sisi wei
the functions Of bis high ofscs ulla Tzs...'e eur
age distinguished abiliIy AMI constant rtr,ilcnee
ta The Constitution ana iAws. zui of uona.rAiio
House og Representatives uhseh. wllA asicrailaH
Aod usiioc will fazrlns,y aArry eai oar pciEcs 60
The people
Commend Nr. tsormAn.
The supplemental rvs5laisaus ae7r aiep,-i as
follows
We g4-nsly c1gausrsst thr boiuess sf.i vsraf p -
wsich sar -caataF Haa. Arihgr = tsoruaaa. has
slEgzAlazg bis rgfass % ihe tesue- Hci ~ % ar
Eaos lsisci loNsershlp aud distinguished Iat.is
ssrrlocs ana the afszzea uiia zh}ch Aa has su-
dezvorca O. usAinaA.u the iaicpea1euor % tac 500.
ate from luuarrsnted Executive G-egA;.uu aua g.
sirgn ghc t4c os excessive pcusstseEs ~ Er Fas-
Jsc rcvcuues and nc -goUrd iih Efaf satstftCssau
and praise lho viEiaal a=i 1il3ssut es1sts uf ers
Bcmocrziic Representative. Ncssra- = C. IA-,asii
sna James ". Dcauy. So zdr&aoz aaa psuzaase TIE
Interests q taeiE coasaiscass au3 ~ eAsaes.lsa
au3 AssliEy uish whsra lzry AAvc st-4kg 50 ussA
their .elIo3 neeapcFata u shr H1use - ErF-rru'a
tlrcs to v!thslaasi oax let.s BE FghAE ts saail1a
aad 90 srcurr iarcssisAuaa aa3 eEgsasa-r aI tar
uaalsezSznce O! Bepah!H1sa osae-I5a