The Mena weekly star., 1906-07-05

uas .','. Doc'rines Which ths X
 nas AdVoeated- Claim The,. s ny
 Continual Demonstrat,o, mas A|
 rectness of the Economic p. ue
 St. Louis, June 2s.-Tha ,.. the committee on addrs.a 'epoll| Thursdays session of the oas s Vps1 ference of the national cor.' aal the peoples party and was saaa' ''ee| animously. The address ir sp'sa M lows: paiI
 "To the American People. r.. tional conference of the Peoples :. assembled at St. Louis Jupa s' os lsoo' looks back upon the ess] that have been made by the nsr,a M satisfaction. It is joyful over x. eral acceptance of the doctrinas " 1 the party has advocated Evors tical party has adopted part <, ,, and there is every reason ,o that the principles We have adyo, will, in the near future be tbo ss tion of the policies of the sm people.
 During the last few years ths,. been a continual demonstration <, correctness of the economic p,,s declared by our party convs,,,j The so-called '50 cent dollar hos the nation from business dis,1 When the decreasing power x dollar began to be felt in eamr the hard times began to disapua,, as the decrease continued nros,. became more general. Duties aa ports have remained unchanged <, portation has remained in fhe hands, no new land laws hags enacted; and the change from ruptcy and ruin to business aas can be credited to nothing eyee,s increase in the valume of mopav the tremendous and alarming juaa of bank credits that have been us business as money equivalent contention has never been for god-ordained money metal but ia increase in the volume of money cient to restore and maintain Saj in the price level. It has been pletely demonstrated that the was right in the advocacy of the tative theory of money and this a mic theory will probably never be denied.
 There are other principles 4 party that are not accepted in falt the party's mission will not be taIa until the questions concerning n1 poly. transportation, machine control of the avenues of infOrnm the censorship of the postoflce ds ment and the other question hays settled. Experience has taught unlimited power in private hau4 dangerous to the public welfare private monopoly is the exefdz such power within it's field Of All monopolies should be ownal operated by the whole This doctrine has been adopted except in the United and in some degree even here ever adopted the people will no' to any argument in favor 9f to governmental control of money in private hands.
 The demand that United Stats tors should be elected by the pe0p stead of by the Legislatures va declared in the platform Of lns ples party and is now adSoca practically the entlre halioh' mand for a parcels post and pos1 system is being insisted upon where These demands SeN made by the peoples party opposed to any tariff that IF " ministration operates for the 0sn American Trust combinations sell to foreigners cheaper tilsa American consumer Whers'a of the principles of the pa,e been enacted into law there ass an unanimous indorsemen' this is particularly so in resa's rural free delivery secured ps ~ Thomas E. Watson while n'A congress.
 The moving power has no' V old party machines. It nss IN seed sown and the work ooa' peoples party, supplemen'eu work of populist clubs ana ~ if non-partisan organizations