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KKPUJLICAX PLATFOItM.
Declaration or I'riiifiplei and Asser
tion of Popular
ISisbt.
The Repulilicaiu nl the United S'atet,
aswtnlilwl liy their dclegatea in National
coiivciitiun, .uk on the thwhulil of ihtir
procenlinj; io honor th inrmoiy of their
ihnt is'ri-ai tomler, (he nnni'irlal chunipiou
of liberty ami the nchtu nf the people
Aliiaham Lincoln; ami lo cover a Wo
tvilh wiealht of imperinhahle rememliiaii:e
and ki ituile lliu heroic names of later
lexler, who have more leceiitly U'en
called away from our counuila (ii.int,
Ciirlielil, Arthur, I, c"' and Codkliu.
May their rneni'irie be faithfully chcr
iaheil. We alio recall uith our peetiiiyi anil
with pra)er for hia recovery the name ol
one of our living Urm-n hIkao memory
will ln treasured in the hi"ory IhiiIi of
kepiiltliuaus ami of I lie Ketmbliu he
name of ihnt noble .oldier nnil favorite
ion of victory, Philip II Sheiidan.
In thu spiiit of ihoiu uruit leaders, and
of ourov.il devotion 'o huinaii liberty, and
ivicli that hi)tililv to all furmn ol ileHpot
ihiii au.l iippreamon which la the (inula
meulat Mel of the Kpublica.-t party, we
semi Iraternal coii)iatulaiions to our fcl
lo.v Amcrlcaiia of llinnl upon their rcat
ct ol fiii.incipatii.il, winch cumple'cd the
abolition ol jliivcrv ihrouhout the two
American coiitiiienm. We i-arn.tly hope
that we may noun congratulate our fellow
citizens of Iriah birth upon Hid peaceful
recovery ot homo lule for ltclund.
We allii in our unswerving devotion to
tliu Natiulial (Jonntitutmn nnd to Hie in
iiM)lublu Union of Ihv :;U-i : to the nu
toiiomy reserved the sl.itrn uinlcr the Coll
ttitutlon : t' the k.tm)muI rtu,htnni) liher
lle of oiiizl'Iik in all Hie Sullen ami IVni
tnriuti in the Union, utid oapeoi.Miy to
the 9iipieine am. (.ovcn'ifcri rlht if
every lawlul citi-n, rieli or poor,
untnu or Ion-leu tioin, white or black, to
cum one bee la. lot In public election",
uml to lm.o th.it ballot duly counted. We
liohl tliu free and hunest popular ballot,
anil the just and equal rcpn sentalion of
all Ihd people, to be the foundation of our
republican nvertiment, and demand ef
fective herniation to seen in the integrity
and purity (f eleclions, which ate tho
fountains of nil public authurity. We
charga that the present administration
and the Dcmpcratiu majority in Conntosa
owe llieir uxisteue: to tliu suppieision nl
the ballot by n criminal nullitication of the
Couititiltion and laws of tliu United
States.
Wo are uncompromisingly In favor ol
the American system of protection. Wo
protest nullum its destruction projiOBed
by tliu president and Ins party. They
servo tht- imci tsta of Kuiopc; wu will
ai'pport tliu uiterosta of America. We ac
cept the Holies and conlideiitly appeal lo
the people lor llioir judgment. The pro
tucMvu s)Btcin must be uiainta'-ncd. Its
itlvndoiinielit tins always been followed
liy general di.iHter to nil interests, exeunt
llioio uf tho usurer and tho sheriff. Vo
denounce the Mills hill an destructive to
tliu general husine8, tho labor and the
raimininteiests of the oountry, ami we
Imnrtily endario tho consistent and
p.uiiotlc actions ol the Republican Hep
reaenlativcs in Congress in opposing its
pAssajiu.
Wo condemn the proposition of the
Ueniocrntiap.uly to place wool on the free
list, and we insist tlmt the duties thereon
khnll bo niljusteil ami maintained so ns to
furnish full mid adcipiato protection to
that industry.
The Itf publican party would effect a'l
needed iwluctiou of the National revenue
by repealing tliu tnxo on tolhicco, which
arc nn nnnot anuo and buidcu lo agriculture,
and the tax upon spirits used in the arU
nnd for mechanical puriot; mul liy such
icvikinn of the tariff us will tend to check
i in potts of such articles as are produced by
our people, tliu production of which pvo
employment to our labor, mid release from
imKirtdulies those articles of foreign pro.
duction (except luxuries) the like of which
can not no p induced at home. If there
shall "till remain a larger revenue that irt
requisite for the wants ot thoginernmunt
we favor tho entire rupwil nl internal
taxes lather than the suiunder of
any jkrl of our uolruiiu system at
tho Joint behest of the whisky tiuita and
tho agents of fjrcljjn iiinnufaeturers.
We declare our hostility to the introduc
tion into this country of foreign coniracl
laUir, anil of I'hinese Ulsor, alien to our
cmliMtion and our Con-tiuiiion, mul wc
demand the riKtil enforcement of the ex
isting laws against It, and favor such im
module lenislallou us will exclude such
laUii from our sIioiim.
Wr dfclaro our upHsition lo all oombin
atious of oapilalor);aniHl in trustsor other
wise, to ooutiol arbitrarily the condition
of tiade among our oitutiw, and wu com.
intMid to UoiienxuMid to the .State Ltf
atures, lo. their rpcclive Juilstliolious,
uoh leuiilatioii as will picvent the txw.ii.
tionol all soliemes looppicH the people by
iiiiiiueciiai).-es on llieir suppllM, or by un
just tatoa fin the Iransisoitallon of thlr
products to market. a appiuvo the l
illation liy Congress to prevent aliVe un
just bnuleim and unfair dicriii)inatioui bo
iwptti the StatiM.
We iffirm the policy of avproiriating
the HiNla lands of the Uniletl 8ut4 to It)
houiMtcaiW fur American oitiient and set
tlers, not altcus, which the U;putliiun
pariv tMUhlishrtl in lS6i, against the
ikjrsUleiii oiHsiition uf the DmuKiata in
tsn!rew. ami whleh lias brought out i;rtvt
Western domain into such nuKnirKent
deve.iMiiHt. Th iMtuiatiou of uuearn
hl laud isratlls ttt life isuldlt tlouixin fur
the ua o4T actual StMllslt. which was tuu I
umlr the admlnWiaiitm of l'iidci.t Ar ,
ihur, should be vHuilinut WciUuy that
tbtiltcrcpjty hat ever rrstoifsl one j
acre In the xhs1, but ilaclaic tint by the
jMt aeliiHi ot iHittlkaHt and iVewoorais,
alxMit fifty mHtM tv ar f utiMinetl
ismii onciivany Kiauiei nr the ixtiuc
lion of rallnvsils hv bn rMtortd tu the
mlvltc iloMvain, in iHirsuauc svf tmt rtmtii
ittt iukiIm! Uj- the icptibiican twny lit
tho nrwuwl grouts. Y chare Im dtm
ivralic adminMiaiKu, wilh failHie tu exe
cut the Uw euriUi: lo Kttlf r tit) tu
the4r Jtossvsl4, and with uug apro.
lUttoois maJa fot'tkat tvoruuM t karats
tuuoctnl sstlUrx with sswm and xvwoi.
tious uadr fake prsce of i xuosuk
rnitt ml rl&dtaHa thf law.
Ttw svfsoMsewi by liwtnm of tke
r4iiuxt m Uufd tiptui MfMJIy vmly-,
ti)ticHtl)vat iImiv- Mat- Uimh tiUtt
VNlVw UtvioSlllkMfflHC.ttbafWVftlMOxMI-
vMliooM of vWaH, miUiial iMirts,
mV4m lIMtiK auj Msurally tie mksi
a U sro a HU 11 MraitMftpt
ikarviH, kt tf( of sack Tornloitt
sWuU l HtHuttJ, u a rnVl iuWtt
them, to form for themselves a constitution
and State government, and be admitted
into the Union. feuding the prepara
tion fur Statehood, all officers thereof
should be selected from the bona fide
residents and citizen ot the Territory
wherein they are to serve. South Dakota
should of riuht be immediately .-ultintied
m a State in (tie Union, under the con-
atiiution framed and adopted l) the
people, and we heartily indnme the aeti-ni
of the Republican Senuic in twice
pasting bills ( r her udmitsioii. The
ro.u-al of the Democratic House of
Representative., for partisan put poses, to
Uvurably coii.iilur thcau bills, is a willful
violation of the aacrcd American principle
oflneil self government, am! mi nta 'he
roniieinnaiioii ot all just men. lne
pendin- I ilis in the Senate lor acts to
enable the people of Washington, North
Dakota and Montana Territories to form
constitutions should lie pasver) without
unnecessary del.iv The republican party
pledges itself to no all in ita power to f.i-
cilitale the ailnixsiou of the territories of
New-Mexico, Wyoinini!, Idaho and An-
zona to tlio enjoyment of telf government
as status, mti-h r-f them as ne now quail-
lied, us noon as possible, and the others as
uoii as the) may become so,
Tliu jiolitical power of tho Mormon
church in the territories, as experienced tu
tho pust, is a menace to free institutions
too dangerous to be Ion;; suffered. There-1
fore wu pledge lne republican patty to ni- j
propnatu legislation asserting ihe over-1
elj.ui) ol the tiaiion in all territories!
where the same is questioned, and in J
turrlier.-tiiee of that end to piece upou the
statute books legislation Btiingent enough
to divorce the political from :lio eccle.-ia-tical
power, and thus stamp out thc
nttendant wickedness of polygamy.
The lepublluaii parly is in favor nf the '
use of boi li gold and Mlver ns money, and
condemns the policy of the il.-inoratic '
adiiiimstiatioii in us effjrts to denioiietizc ,
silver.
Wu dnrnaml the re-lucl:oii of letter
postage to 1 cent per ounce.
In a ripulilio liko ouvt, where 'he,
citizen is thesoveruin and ihe official the
servant, where no power ii exercised!
except by the wid nl the people, it is
iinpoitaul that the suvereiyn ihe people
should possess intelligence. The fice
school is the promoter of ihat'in'ullicerce
vvhich Is to preserve us a free iia.in;
theruforu, the state or nation, or both
combined, should support free intuitu ion.
of learning, sutlicient lo afford to ever)
child growing up in the land the oppoi
tuntty of a good common school edu
cation. Wo earnestly recommend that prompt
action be taken by Congress in the en
actment of such legislation as w:ll be.t
secure the rehabilitation of our American
merchant marine, mid wo protest against
tliu passagu by Congress of a Iree ship
bill, as calculated to work injustice to
labor by U-Bscuiug the wages of those
encaged in piepanng materials, ns well
ns those directly employed in our ship
yards. We demand appropriations for
the curly .uhuildiug of our navy; for the
construction of coast fortifications and
modern ordnance, and other approved
modern means of defense fur the protec
tion of our defenseless harbors and
cities; tor the payment of just pensions f
to our soldiers; lar necessary uoiks of
National importance in the improvement
of harbors anil the channels of internal
coastwise, and fuiuign commerce; for the
encouragement of tho shipping inteiests
of ihe Atlantic, Gulf and l'acitiu States, as
well as for the payment of the maturing
public debt. This policy will give em
pluiineiil lo our labor, activity to our va
rious industries, lucrease the security of
our country, promote trade, open new
uud diruct markets for our produce, and
cheapen the cost of transportation. We
atlirm this to be far better for out count r)
than the democratic policy of loaning the
government monoy without interest to
"pet banks."
I lie loiiiIu I nf foreign iillana b) the
present administration liai liocu distin
guished by us inefficiency and its com aid
ice. Hiving withdrawn from the Si tm!e
all ponding treaties effected by republican
aiiminlsiratiou for the removal ol tJitir.n
burdens and restrictions upon our com.
merco and for its extension into better
maikcls, It Iih llelloer Ulcclud tlui pin
posed any others in theirstt.ul. 1'iufe.s
nig adherence to the M untie doc'rine, it
has seen Willi idle complacency the exten
sion nl pireiL'o inllueucu m Lemrol
America, ami of foreign trade everywhere
muoiic our ucighbois. It has mtuscii to
charter, sanutiou or eucourave any Aumr.
loan organization for constructing tho
Nicaiagua ounal, a woik ot vital n.iporl.
mice to Ihe maintenance of the Mouroe
doolrtne, and ol our national influence iu
Central and South America, and neces
sary for Ihe development ol trade with
our Pacific territory, with South America
and with the islands and further coasts of
the l'aoitic Ocean.
We arraign the present d-mocratic ad
ministration for ita weak and unpatriotic
ircatmeut nl Hie nsliertea qucwtiou, and
its pusillanimous surrender of the essen
tial privileges to which our fishing vessels
arc entitled in Canadian ports under the
treaty of iSlS, the reciprocal maritime
legislation of lSjo, and the county of
IVallltnS SM.I Id VilAk I Jt..ltaM S?.L.lu.. .
wMHvui, iiu nius.li vuauiaii iiiuini; ves
sels receive Iu the jsorts of the United
States. We condemn the policy of the
piescnt administration ami the democratic
majority in Congress toward our fisheries
at uulneodly ami cous)viououtly unpatri
otic, ami ai tendiug to destroy a valuable
national mduitry, and an irnlisvennlilo
reiuviiee ol delense against a foreign
eotiiiy.
The name of America attpliat alike lo,
all cttueut 01 trw ishmiMk, aiu iiuposes
uixm all alike it same uhhuationa of
uNslience to the laws. At the sawio time
that oitiMuship is a ad mint he the wh
OiAy ail taftguard of Ivlm who wear it,
aust puitesX him. whoUwr high or low,
ikIi r poar, iu bit oitiI liehls. It sImwM
ami mutt awd sum proliou at home,
ami follow an.1 potrct hm. almxad in
whatever UsvU h way l on a lawM
eiiantl.
Ihe awn wUs) aUaeWucsJ the iffuibltcati
nl 1SS4. and oontiuue to atllsetc lo
esaoetalio party, have ikMrteJ nor
oaly the caw ( hoWett eoveraiweiM, of
toond Unatvces, of fiaeikvai awl parity ef
Im UlWt, but eectall; um dawled
ttte cause of reform in Use civil service.
Wo wilt sitK fall to keep mi pJoc bt
caHM tsjr have brokta thn', or teavMc
IMtr oaastMaie mu bro.e bu. We,
tUrefur. lopeal tmj Oeciarailosi of im,
VtvwMi "The ioiw o( the n tervMe,
aeaptoooilr l"1t eisder ihe leMWteaa
SdU04UtO" tOsWlld lx CXMOpUWd 1J
Use fsxtiKc eaiettUisa of the reeosm v stesa
aWeady. Wished Ujr law, tu all tkc
grades of the service lo which it is applic
able. The spirit and purpose of the re
form should be observed in all executive
appointments, and all laws at variance
with the object of existing reform leuida
tion should be repealed, lo the end that
the danger to Iree institutions which lurks
in the poAer of i mcial patronage may lie
I wielv ami effectively avoided.
The iiramude of the nation t-i thp de
fenders i f the union cannot be incaured
by laws. The legislation of Cfcngreis
should conform to tho pledges made by a
loyal people, and lie i"0 enlarged and ex
tended a to ptovide aainiii the oosihtlity
that any man who honorably wore lliu
federal uniform shall become the inmate
. f an almshouse, or ih-penilent noon
private charity. Ill ihe presence ot an
overllotvini; treasur,- it would be a pubho
scmdal to do less for thnso whose valor
ous service preserved the government.
We denounce the hostile spirit shown by
President Cleveland in lilt numerous
oec of measures for pension relief, and
the action of the democratic home of
representatives iorifusio" even a ennsid
, eralion ol general pension legislation.
In support of the principles herewith
enunciated we invite the co-operation ol
patriotic men of all parties, and epeciall)
nl all worhiiigmen whoe prosperity is
seriously thieateiied by the free trade
policy of the present administration.
Additional plank .ubuiilteil by Mr.
IS utelle of Minor, ami minuted by an
almost uuaniii'Oiis vol?: The first cm
cern ot all uuiiil govurninerit is the virtue
ui! sobriety of the people and the pillily
.it tin home. The republir.-.n partv
cordially sympathies wnh all wise and
well mrected iffottS f r the promotion ot
temperance mul ninri.liiy.
The "Wi:r.Ki.Y Capital Joukxai.
1 a year.
wwwyxxwi
.1IW i:i.I..VNLlfi.
FRUIT WANTED
jiy Tin:
WILLAMETTE VALLEY PRU1T CO.
JAt: tlieli-Kvpi'i-iilor
Apples,
Prunes,
.,; . . .pears,
At tM HW'.Wt Market Price.
I-'aptofy neartlic prtnxer depot.
-THE
PUT IT
OK EG OK
DHV
mi;
etU'volvlnj nu-te fnun.-1
Is Simple of Construction,
AND
1JASY OK OPERATION.
Awnrdoil llnt preiiiliini nt tho Oix'smi
State Knlr lvsl-,SI--vV.-srt. tTiiod ut tlu'l'nll
fornln stnte I'dlr, 17, mul .-tin Jouqulii
Coiiiity l-'nlr, lvs7.
Miinufui-tuivtl In hIxsUi. l-'or I'lieulm
mul price list udilns
II. S. JOUY & MN,
1". O. llo 2MO. Slam,OrKon
i-Dryer I-'iirn.uvs flirnlhlietl Mvo sizes
Th-j IlUYa-iivS' GUIDE is
isbiud M'uoa and Sopt.,
each year. It l.i au ency
clopedia ot useful infor.
matlon tor all who pur
ch.uo tha luxuries or the
necessttloa ot' life. We
can clothe you and lui-uuh you with
all the necessary and unuecessary
appliances to rld-J, w-ulk, danco, sleop,
oat. Hah, hunt, work, co to church,
or stay at home, and in various sixes,
styles and quantities. Just llRUro out
what Is required to do all those things
COMFORTABLY, and you eon make a fair
estimate or tho value ot' the UUYEB3'
QUIDEj, which will be sent upon
receipt ot 10 cents u pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-114. Miohix&u Avunue, Chicago, 111.
GENERAL BLU'KSMITIIIXG
AND
I-IORSESMOISING ! !
Alt the Improve! iiiWImhU vf sluvelni;
stiapJiig HtHMa, to euro dkwsMs of the foot
and for ttie etvrrvwtltm of fttulty Methm,riu
tmetlon and luterriut, wett. 1 itoaniHIsv
iutUOK-Ho In all oanw. ItetVr to any weal
KttllW 11 lHHT-fHVHIl hi Orvsvii.
JOHN KNIGHT, The Horseshoer,
tD6 CVtmuieretal street, Sa1hi, Or.
A. E. STRANG,
No, aM CxtHtnmcial street,
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BKAUSM IX.
STOVESand RANGES
1 Gu iJ StM Pittite.
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty.
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CASH PAID FOR
Wool, Hides, Pelts and Furs.
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SALEM, - - OREGON.
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Infanta' and Chlldron's Complaints. Superior to Castor Oil..
Parcgorlo or Narcotic Syrnps. Children cry for Cnstoria. Mil
lions of Mothors bloss Castoria.
Cnstoria cures Colic, Constipatien: I "I recommend Castoria for children's
Sour Stomach, Dlarrhaa, hructatlon; I complaints, as superior to any prescription
Ob-ei healthy sleep ; also aids dJgeition ; I known to me." n. A. ARCnKB, M. D..
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TO ONE
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will rwult at llrst epiortuulty. This will ouro your beihig ntecx-d ou the
dollar lfet.
THIS IS NOT A SPECIAL OFFER,
Hut a sotid. permanent reductiou. We hare ooiue to stay.
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