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are. enabled TO exact higher prices tor
tneif lhdiiqld' Iuitd i1r"huc'S rom or
own people IMAM they seH thtm lor
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nave pr1,liipt '1tu ue4u,te fe'e. ',r ti1 .
apuseS i.i'A stt Gov sHhJttteo ~ III tl'
"""f"' ''"''''"e.
I'VE favor the maintenance o. the Mon-
roe ao'tThle IN rs ihli ih'"Sf}tE. ~.
Canada.
Army aud Navy.
We favor the reduction OF The ar1ny
and OF army expenditures to the point his
tor1callN demonstrated to be safe aud
sufficient. We favor tne maintenance and
lherat annual increase of the navy as orr
best defense In Our isolated continental
condition against a foreign foe, and q
source of no possible danger to our iIber-
ties DIS d people.
Capital and Labor.
ave f.3,or tbo o,,c+,,o,,+ 49,, ,a,,i,,is.
tratiola of laws, giving labor and capital
impartially their juSt rights. Capital and
labor ought not TO be enemies. Each is
necessary to the other. Each has its
rights, but the rights Of labor are eer-
and no less 'inalienahe than the rights
of capital.
American Citizenship,
We pledge ourselves to insist upon the
Just and lawful protection of our citizens
At nome ana aoroad' ana TO use al proper
measures to secure for them. whether
natlVe-norn or ndturalZed and without
distinction of race or creed, the actual
protection OF laws and the enjoyment OF
all rights and privileges open to them
undef the covenants or our treaties or
friendship and commerce. and If. under
existing treaties, the right OF travel and
soJoufn is denied to american cltlZcns. or
recognition Is withheld from American
passports by any countries on the ground
OF race or creed, we favor the beginning
of negotiations with the governments OF
| such countries TO secure by new treaties
the removal OF these UNJUST dlserlmlna~
.,,
."The democracy would secure to the
surviving soldiers and sailors and their
dependelts generous pensions. not by an
arbitrary executive order, but bv legis-
latjon which Il grateful peoule stand
ready to enact.
! "O1r soldiers and sailors who defend
with their lives the constitution and the
laws have sacred interest in their lust
: administration. They must therefore
share witt us the Humiliation with which
we have witnessed the exaltation of court
fayorite4 without DISTINGUISHED service
over the SCARED heroes OF many BATTLES
or aggrandized Thy executive apf)roprja.
ITEMS out of the treasures of a prostrate
people, in violation of the set eff con-
cress witch fixes the coupensation and
allowances of the military officers