Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-05-28 | Page 2 | [Untitled]

I I ig 11 ts ible loney oney y be DC tosses asses with value being pas Is of ofIs Is free matters lion Ion on of our nd a sound Eans ansof of endi end end- i depression Jm In favor of the theCo theo Co 0 o its historical ng the general en enate ate bill No 2784 ne ie e senate by Senator fry ry 4 1932 We firmly sound money and credit itt ultimately rest upon Id d silver dIver as a basis That fed d use of of- silver as money e e commerce and tend to toL toto toto L to the present industrial believe that the policy of he people by a tariff on Imis Im Ira is s a place in our governmental h n a for the production of revenue d also for the protection of many of our industries by equalizing the cost of production at home and abroad We oppose the abuse of the tariff as a means of deception of the people particularly with relation to export commodities where it can afford af at Iford ford little revenue no protection and cannot affect the price We also oppose op Ope pose the use of f the tariff as an instrument instrument ment of international industrial warfare warfare war war- fare and rid commend the action taken by the thc Democratic lower house of congress toward bringing about friendly international relationships and restoring commerce 4 We believe that the people of the United States have the right if they so desire to amend or repeal any part of the federal constitution including the eighteenth amendment That the whole question involving the federal policy of prohibition should be resubmitted to the people of the several states We were were and are op Ope posed to the saloon and likewise we weare weare e eare are opposed to bootlegging and racketeering racketeering rack rack- and favor the restoration of respect for law and order 5 5 Relief Relic of real estate from excessive excessive sive taxation CONCLUSION In this most critical and momentous moment momen- tous us period in the history of the republic re re- re public American citizens demand bind nd have the right to expect strong and sound public measures land nd courageous leadership that will the existing depression put the he idle millions to work rehabilitate mines and farms unburden den the homes enlarge the commerce broaden the currency and establish a true basis of peace and friendship with other nations We favor such measures and leadership and invite the cooperation of all our awakened Ithe fellow citizens