The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-07-09
GOV. JAMES N. COX OF
OHIO IS THE NOMINEE

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mental economy aud a relentless pur-
/ suit Of those who take advantage OF
/ postwar conditions and are demand
/ ing and receiving outrageous profits.
The Tariff
We reaffirm the traditional policy
Of the Democratic party I'm favor Of
tariff for revenue only and confirm
/ the policy ~ busiuu tariff revisions
upon the intelligent research Of q non
partisan commission. rather than MP
on the demands or selfish interests,
temporarily held in ohevance.
Budget System.
IN the interest OF economy and good
| administration. we favor the creation
| ~ nm effective budget system that
l will function IN accord with the prin-
/ ciples OF the constitution.
Agricultural Interests.
To the great agricultural interests
/ of the country the Democratic party
/ does not find 10 necessary to make
promises. u already Is rich in It's
record NJ things actually accomplish
cd
In the first term NJ this Democratic
| administration the national bank act
/ was so altered as to- authorize loans
| ~ five years maturity on improved
/ farm lands Later was established
SYSTEM Of farm loan banks. from
/ which the borrowings already exceed
| S300OODOOO and under which the In
/ tcrcst rate To farmers has been so
materially reduced ~ to drive out "
/ business the farm loan sharks who
/ formerly mhasipd by cNturtiun upon
/ the great agricultural Interests of the
/ country.
Thus IL was Democratic congress
| IN the administration NJ Democratic
| president which enabled the farmers
| Of America Tor the first time To oh
/ tain credit upon reasonable terms and
insured their opportunity Tor the fu-
| ture development OF the nations agri-
/ cultural resources.
We favor such legislation as viii
conform TO the primary producers Of
| the nation the rights of collective
bargaining and the right 81 co0pera-
| tive handling and marketing Of the
| products Of the workshop and the
farm and such legislation rs will ia
cllitntc the expectation OF our farm
| products.
We favor comprehensive studies OF
farm production costs and the uncen.
sored publication Of facts found In
such studies.
Labor ard Industry.
The Democratic party n now, as
ever. the firm friend OF honest labor
~. s.F III a
dustry. II established the department
OF labor nj Washington aud Demo
cratic president called TO his official
council board the first practical work.
Ing man who ever held a cabinet port
folio. Under this administration have
been established employment bureaus
20 bring the nun aud the Job together ;
have been peaceably determined many
bitter disputes between capital and
labor; were passed the child labor
act; the workingman's compensation
act (the extension ~ which We udyo'
cate 10 NJ to Include laborers engaged
In loading and unloading ships aud
la Interstate commercel the eight
hour law. the act for vocational train
ing and code of other wholesome
laws affecting the liberties and bet
tcrlng the conditions of the laborlng
clnsscs. In the department Of labor,
the Democratic administration estuh-
| lshed womnn's bureau, which Re
publican congress destroyed by with
drawing appropriations.
In private Industrial disputes We IRE
opposed Ia compulsory arbitration us
method plausible In theory hul @
failure IN fact. With respect lu gov
crnment service, we hold distinctly
that the rights Of the people ARE par
amount to the right 10 strike. How,
ever, We profess Scrupulous regard
for the conditions OF public employ
ment and pledge the Democratic par,
~ 10 Instant inquiry into the pay ~
government employees and equally
speedy regulations designed 10 bring
salaries To "a just and proper level
Woman Suffrage.
We endorse the proposed nineteenth
amendment ~ the constitution of lhr
United States, granting equul sufi-
rage to women. We congratulate he
| legislatures OF thirty-fiye states winch
have already ratified said amendment
and we urge the Democratic COVER
nOrs and legislatures of Tennessee,
North Carolina and Florida and such
states as have not yet ratified lhe
! federal suffrage amendment "a unite
| IN an effort Ia complete the process
of ratification and secure the thirty
sixth snte IN time for all the women
OF the United States 10 participate 100
| the fall election. We commend The
effective advocacy OF the measure Dog
President Wilson.
Disabled Soldiers.
The federal government should
treat with utmost consideration every
disabled soldier, sailor and marine Of
the world war; whether his disability
be due 20 wounds received la line OF
action or 10 health impaired Ia SER
vice; and for the dependents of The
brave men who died In line OF duty
the governments tendcreSt concern
and Richest bounty should be- their re-
quital.
We believe that no more high or
valued privilege can be afforded 10
! IN American citizen than 10 become