The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, October 22, 1890, Page 2

i i eile teleeieeeasin PLATFORM Of The Democratic Party ot Missouri. Adopted at St. Joseph, Jnty 11, 1890. The democratic purty of Misssou ri in convention assembled, declares | its renewed and unfaltering faith in the principles of the party as the guly security of republican govern ‘ment and the perpetuity of the lib the supr rties of the peo pe the gene a government in exer cise of all powers delegated to it by | the constitution; the reserved rights of each aud every state in the Union as to all such powers not so delegat- ed, or by the federal I rohibited to the states; opposition to class legislation, monopolies and trusts, equal and just taxation of all classes without favor and tion, forthe mere support of the government which should life, liberty and “property alike; absolute equality of the all citizens be- fore the law without distinction. | In the maintainance of these just principles, depend the perpetuity of our free and enlightened form of government, the general welfare and the happiness, prosperity and con- tinued freedom of the people. We condemn the present system of tariff taxation as unjust, inequit- able, iniquitous, whereby the princi ple burdens of taxation are laid up- on the neccessities of life and the luxuries are allowed to escape their just proportion, and we demand the revision of the entire tariff system, on a revenue basis 80 adjusted as to place the burdens of taxation upon all classes alike with equal and exact justice to all and special favors to none. And we arraigu the republican party as being directly responsible for the enactment of the present un just tariff system. We regard trusts or combinations of all individuals or corporations to control priees asa legitimate result of the present iniquitous tariff sys- tem and we demand the repeal of the tariff taxes that enable such cor- porations to extort from the people exorbitant prices for the products which they control. We declare it to be the duty of | our legislators, state and federal, to use all reasonable efforts, within the | constitutional limits to prevent the creation and the powers of menoplies, which, in their to cireumscribe operation have the effect to forestall markets and otherwise with the free exercise of trade. We arraign the present republican | national administration, | violated its pledges to the people | and flagrantly usurped — power not committed to its hands. The | reckless prostitution of the civil service by the has only been exceeded by interfere for having president and senate the bru-} tal over riding of the lower house congress in detiance of every time honored precedent and in disregard | constitution | distine- | protect | settlers only, not another acre to courage a system of home produc- railroads, or speeulators, and all land tion..—Ways and Meaus h the tariff bill. ele be taxed at its pas value is not commit- arposes should tee’s report on “But there 1 for speculative We favor the forfeiture of all land | lin wrants to corporations not actually |t earned, and th néasures be taken bu to prevent ns from holding I to land in the United Se: quinng title States and territories of America Mr. Carlirle, the compiler of the The democracy of Missouri favors; book, and Secretary Towles of the the purity of the ballot, the passage ‘campaign c will send the and enforcement of all ys which | volumeto speakers and jensure honest elections and the jothers throu country now | amendment of the ciection law known | as fast as possible. Sing pies of Jas the Australian ballot system, pass- | 50° cents; copies, Y jed by the last geueral assembly o We No better doc- jthe state, so that it may apply to the | ur pated could be in the hands counties, and permit any political of the people, an indivi to with a little money field without having | perform no better service for their ed verats ould | party or any place a ticket in the {given a previous expression at the| party than making a liberal subscrip- | polls. jtion for the book. The democratic party founded in/it among th Missouri, and has ever favored a sys | Mr. Filley’s Aspirations To-day tem of free education, and we point with pride to the magnificent and well p : : ave yxplanation Y liberally sustained public school sys-, have an explanation « sg tem of this state. which it has inau | game Mr. Prosser, as has been gurated and fostered. (ay SENG of George C. We denounce the combinations | Sith, the assistunt manager of the and trusts by which the price of | Goul 1 system. Mr. Smith is very school books is largely increased | close to S. H. Clark, the gene! d above a reasonable cost and we favor ip auager, aud this throws him the such legislation as will free the peo | g0 d graces of Jay Gould and oth Mr. bulk of a) y "Ont 1 the s te) j ple from their grasp aud give school ©s who coutrol ihe system Hooks to the children of the state at; Prosser has been doing the and railroa ry building for years. He built hospital build- a reasonable cost. We are justly proud of the record | the company for senators | the Missouri Pacitic ing and took other | | the bridge made by our democratic large contraets. and representatives in the 3 cougress, and we point with special | Even now it is claimed, beis arran pleasure to the able and courageous | jing for the execution of large cons stand taken by the lion, George G. tracts on the Iron Mountain road?! Vest, in the United States senate in |The: > is uo question that present he is on! the Filley’s understood. of Gould! ambi- He! € e the interesis endeared | be | southwest system rights by which he has himself to the damocracy of the en tire Union. The democratic party in Missouri believe that a public office isa public | “ai | wave ‘tion thoroughly Want. t trust, and it demands and will re tm —_ in the next general | bility. ho: and | has worked assiduously in the close when in resty and efficiency, public office proved recreant, it demands his re-|tri moval and punishment. { lie: We refer with pri prompt jis n action of Goy in protecting {0 = the interests of the state iby] cont state offic ag n guarantee that the ase n ssentative and = senatorial dis- any ¢ r has | re with « view to clecting repub- and the ¥ Operating machinery etothat er tion of Prosser necepted | to the Francis 1s Nitlelans as oa Gould inte the state. the dicker with the | Filley | { when a re hful, interests of | gave prove unfa ination to Prosser a the state of Missouri are in safe |he now looks, ss yveport runs, to the | } hands and in striking contrast with |G ald system: to aid him in his | the course of the republican part y in| Scheme to carry the leyislature. The | lion Mount j shi elding public officials or promot | Missouri Pacitic, » and | ing hen to high positions feventhe Missouri, Kansas & Texas tee [tho igh it is still run by a receive CAMPAIGN TEXT-BOOK. | arc xpected to give the “ole man” al lift A Democratic Compilation That) Wit! the ow of the situ. | will wi atch | take ume Do Good Service lation, and they say ——- }matters closely and settle scores | ) Hlater with the Sega Uae Mite Cor Mth : | \ a scheme ts ¢ ted ut sons | The Was iss: democratic camp aign book. Post Dispatel wed today. It is and extremely valuable ec mplete | a Shoots Off = mre. compilation Bvt Meals teu of the general proceedings of the! . Jesse Baskett | first session of the fifty ese | Who live in the northeastern part of| jand explains wi v the} the count —- yesterday | f] attitude of the two great over» sinall amount of money the parties on jall the great questions cane ses | latter claiming Bee kett owed him for | 405 pages and was compiled | by Mr | threshing ee of the constitution whieh apportions representatives to the several states | according to population. We denounce the tyranical and a1 bitrary rulings of the presiding of ficer of the house of representatives as flagrant usurpation, and we do cordially endorse the gallant and stubborn resistance of the democrat- ic minority in the defense of the rights of the people. | We declare that the people of the | several atates are the source of all | power, and they alone are authorized | to direct and control the affairs of their respective governments, sub- ject only to constitutional and self imposed limitations, and we further | hold that any interferance or at tempted interference on the part of the federal government, in the se- lection of our senators and repre- | | Logan Carlisle. a of Powell visited Bas ts contents embrace | demanded the son the Ken-! tucky senator. money. | the party platforms, the larceny of a| dered him off the place and Bot a | state. the force bill, Powell, it is claim-| a revolver, when | + Reed's | Words followed. con-| ed. started t Spe ak, rules and rulings, new states. ) draw tested electio Baskett retreated into the houseand | iff taxation, spe- cial orders, trusts, *: pauper pension jreturned with a shot-gun, with | act,” statement of assets and liabili.| Which he shot Powell at short rauge tearing away one side of his head. Baskett came to Mexico yesterday | and remained in town ‘till 10 o'clock time he got | ties, subsidies to ship owners, re publican favoritism for national | banks, the vanishing surplus, labor legislation, public zation of silver etc. lands, demoneti-j8t night, during which original packages, | Very drunk. He drank several times | with different parties, to whom he Oxue hundred and twenty pages told the story of the shooting, of are deyoted to tariff taxation and | Which the above is the substance. every word and line is worthy of pe- | He claimed the shooting was done behalf of human liberty and equal Very close terms with the men who! will always seek to get the loan > go tothe United States sen- | loan on from one to five years time. audexpects the republicans to} Notes dra | five years. quire of every officer sivict necounta I awseubl y to clect him over Vest. He | Money Paid out Promptly. ut his back | loan. nd} = Peasion Agency, Prominent democratic politi- | West Side - aul Jake Powell, /REAT, ESTATE, Rent! Collecting and | Ber-J. H. Norton will be found at kett's home and | oftice and will attend to the wants of Baskett or- Laster. rusal, not only by the campaign ora |in self-defense.—Mexico Intelligen- j tors, but by the voters of the coun ce |try. The book contains certain eX | ap t i € expectation may reasonably be | tracts from speeches of the leading | P © entertained the Denver News thinks, sentatives in congress is an assump- | tion of power unwarranted by the | constitution and an arbitrary attempt | to encroach upon the rights of the | several states. We are in favor of the free and! unrestricted coinage of silver and increase of the volume of currenc to meet the legitimate demands of trade er to issue such curren the governr Th e | And we believe that the pow and control the vol should be exerci Your democrats of the house and senate | hi ocrd ate and also extracts from republican | as he Seneca winks ticket ait | win in Colorado this year. ;Speeches. Among these are the fol. | lowing: [he as been so ee of jobbery, of ex-; “Thank God the house of repre. travagance, and even robbery com- | mitted by the republicans of the, , sentative is no longer a deliberative | ing W. C body."—[Speaker Reed's intery: lew. Bee om coment thstale for years, that the taxpayers very | “We must do our own counting and 1 that there should be peas ker < : 7 an overturning in state politics. 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