The border vidette., 1908-08-15

monopolistic corporation methods, and advocating extirpation and prosecution of all such crimes against the common good. we urge no policies that any fair oonsiderate and law abiding corpor- ation need fear. We are neither cor poration lovers nor corporation matters. but we insist that corporations shall have exactly the rights and privileges before the law that private individuals enjoy neither less nor more. We de- plore the fact that the loose incorpor- ations laws of Arizona have resulted in the creation of many companies from every section of the union with out any evidence being given of their assets or of their legitimacy. We favor a new corporation law which shall prevent the incorporation in Arizona have tangible assets and to be formed to pursure a legitimate business. We pledge our candidate for representative in congress and the democratic repre- sentatIves to the territorial legislature, to use all the efforts in their power to prevent or abolish discrimations or ex- orbitant charges in railroad freight or passenger rates within the territory.
 We favor the regulation and con- trol of the rates and services of all telegraph, telephone and express com
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 'We declare for an honest and equal taxation of all property justly subject to taxation including mines, railroads and corporations, without discrimin- ation in favor of or against anyone whosoever, believing that the wealth of the country should bear it's full pro- portion of the burdens of government
 Convinced that the time has come when the different sections of the territory should be more firmly welded together and that communication and transportation should be made easier and cheaper to all, we endorse the work being done by the good roads associations of the territory, and we favor the passage of a territorial act providing for the building and main taining of good roads within our borders.
 "We favor tho adoption of the di- rect primary system of nominating candidates for public office.
 "Calling attent tion to the fact that the democratic party has ever been assiduous in protecting and extending the rights of labor and recalling with pride that it was the democratic party of Arizona which secured an eight hour law for the territory, we en- Enthusiastically endorse the position taken by the national democratic con vention on all labor matters, and re- affirm especially the following from the national democratic platforms: "No injuction shall issue in labor dispute employed in the absence of the exis- tence Of such a dispute"
 "To the early settlers who endured  the hardships and privations of the pioneer in the infancy of this territory and to whose enterprise the people of the territory owe the magnificent de- velopment we now enjoy, we express our heartfelt gratitude and we con- demn the action of the republican governor of the territory in vetoing the act passed by the last legislature providing for the esta tablishment of pioneer home and pledge our repre- sentatives in the legislature to support a similar act at it's next session.
 "Confdent that we represent the true interests ot the people we invite the cooperation and support of all