Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-01

 ed the following declarations to the end thatsthe people of the state may be appraised of the policies to which the party is committed.
 National Politics
 Cognizant and appreciative oI the wisdom which resulted in the adopt ion of the national democratic plat form at San Francisco, the demo- cratic party of the state of Arizona unhesitatingly. wholly and without reservation, endorse its principles, as enumerated, as the expression of the democracy of this state. on all mat ters pertaining to national and inter- iational affairs. We particularly com mend the national democratic declara- ton on the subject of arid lands
 National Candidates
 In the persons of Governor James M. Cox, candidate for president, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, candidate for vice president the democracy of Ari- Zona sees the only solution, from an executive standpoint of the perp1eX- ing problems that confront this nation. And to the end that this desired boon be secured that American be return, ed to peace, prosperity and plenty, we pledge the democracy of this state to unquestioned support of our national candidates.
 Ireland
 In conformity with the expression of our presidential candidate anu as citizens of free state and country, we express our sympathy with the as- pirations for freedom and national un- ity of the small nations. We con- sion wherever employed. We believe that the principle of national determin ation should be gwen application in the case of Ireland. The people of that country having declared for re- publican form of government, we deem it the duty of our national con- gress to use its best efforts to secure recognition of the just rights and claims of Ireland through the league of nations or through such other
 
 able and proper
 Participation of Women
 In thorough accord with the nation al democratic convention at San Fran. cisco we believe that the democratic women of Arizona should be equal rep resentatives with the men. in the par, ty organization. We favor an amend, ment to the state laws providing for an equal representation of men and women in all precinct, county and state organizations.
 Mining of Gold
 We endorse the bill now pending in congress placing liberal tax on gold used in the arts and manufacturers that the proceeds of such tax be ap- piled to the production of gold by dis, tributing the same as a premium on gold produced after the passage of said act.
 Sanitation
 We favor legislature having for it's purpose the improvement in the Iiv. ing conditions in industrial centers.
 Eoucdtlon and teachers
 We believe that the happiness if not the perpetuity of a republic depends on the education of the voters. We therefore favor more liberal pay for teachers in our public schools and the employment of sufficient number of such teachers to the end that no boy or girl in our state shall reach matur- ity without good public school edu- cation.
 Profiteerinu We denounce profiteering as 4 crime against the consumers and fay. or the most stringent laws and their 1 sure enforcement as a preventative against its further practice.
 Marketing Agricultural Products We favor legislation to encourage and regulate marketing of our agri. | cultural products, on. basis of fair. | ness and justice to the producer leg. lslat1on which will permit the state | to lend its aid to the grower of OFT staple and non-perishable agricultur. al products, such as cotton, alfalfa. Seed ana the like.
 Capital and Labor We should not by law, abridge a mans right either to labor or to ouit i ms employment. The rules of busi. ness should be made more certain so | mat on staple basis man may move 1 with confidence.
 Trial
 : The writ of injunction should not De abused. It's use by the courts should be carefully safeguarded so mat no man shall be illegally depriv. ed of his liberty or his property ex- cept upon the judgment of a jury of his peers
 Roads Recognizing the dependency of the | future of any state upon the excel | fence and permanence of it's comm. |