The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-19

and or peace which the spirit OF military
dOmiraticn tends inevitably 10 weaken
and destroy
'.Third-Unsteady national policies ana
z restless spirit Of adventure engender
alarms that check our commercial
growth Let us have peace. 10 the end
that business confidence May be restored.
and that our people may again in tran
guilty enjoy the gains Of their toll
No Monopolies.
acknowledgements chartered by the
state must be subject 20 just regulation
by the state in the interest Of the PEG
pie. taxation for public purposes only;
no government partnership with protect
ed mOnDDOlieS-
''Fifth-Opposition TO trusts and com
bInatiOns that Cypress the people and
stiflc healthy industrial competition.
''SiXth-A check on extravaganza in
public expenditures. that the burden or
the peoples taxes may be Hghtened-
''Seventh-Reasonable revision OF the
tariff needless duties on imported law
materials weigh heavily on the manu-
facturer. are a menace to the American
wage Garner. and. by increasing the cost
Of production. shut out our products from
the foreign markets.
''Eighth-The maintenance Of state
rights and home rule, no Capitalization
''Ninth-HOneSty in the public service
vigilance in tht prevention of fraud and
firmness in the punishment Of guilt when
''Tenth-The impartial maintenance OF
the rights OF labor and of capital no
unequal discrimination; no abuse OF the
| powers of law for favOritism or Oppres-
sion
Parker For President.
THE Democracy of New York favor
the nomination Tor president OF the Unit
{ ed States Of that distinguished Democrat
and eminent jurist Of our own state.
Alton Brooks Parker. and the delegates
: selected by this convention are hereby
/ instructed To present ana support such
/ nomination at the approaching national
. convention.
That the said delegates are hereby
/ further instructed to act and vote as a
/ unit in an matters pertaining 10 said
I convention in accordance with the VIII
. of the majority Of the said delegates,
/ and the said delegates are further author
lied to fill any vacancies which may
arise from any cause in said delegation
: in case Of the absence Of both the dele
1 gate and alternate
I When Judge Parkcr'S name was men
/ toned in the platform the audience arose
I to the occasion. with the exception or
} the Tammauy delegates, and Cheereu
I loudly. but not for long. AR McCarren
Z moved the adoption of the platform and
/ Senator Grady offered the following mi
! nOrlty amendment
Tammany's Amendment.
The Democracy of New York believe
/ that the result Of The presidential cleo
/ zion now pending involves the very eN-
/ istence OF constitutional government in
. this country. and in such a grave crisis
/ II has no favor to ask Of the party In
! the nation except the privilege Of serving
3 it. That this service may be most ef-
9 fective the delegation here elected is left
I free 10 take such action at St. Louis a.
] a majority thereof may consider most
I likely to insure the success of the can
/ didates selected by the national cOnven-
l tiOn.
Realizing, however, that the electoral
I votes of New York are absolutely es-
. seHtial TO Democratic success. we sub
/ nit TO our brethren throughout the COun-
try that Alton p. Parker. a Democrat In
B the prime of life, has been elected by q
/ ma JOrity of more than 5000 10 the chief
position I'm the judicial system OF this
I state and during tine last six years has
I discharged the duties Of his high office
with such unvaryinE dignity. shining
ability and scrupulOus fidelity that II his
term were to expire this year he would
undoubtedly be chosen to succeed him
self by the concurrins votes Of all his
fellow citizens
Unit Rule Not Opposed.
ION behalf of the minority of the com
nittee on resolutions continued Senator
Grady. Il present this supplement 10 the
resolutions of Instructions, there being 10
opposition on the part of the minority OF
that committee to the unit rule
{ Senator Grady went on To- argue I'm Ia
vOr Of his amendment. Il take it, he
said. that the only purpose of this con-
vention is to assure that New York shall
make its contribution 10 national sue
I cess
( This was received with voCiferOUs APP
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