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AMERICAN.
AN AMERICAN PARTY.
Patriotic Citizens of Chicago Form
The Independent American
Citiiers' Party.
DwUratiou f Prim Ijilc, I'latform ant
Resolutions Adopted at a Mnvt ton
Tputioa Held lu IVutral
Music Hall.
We believe the time has come when
all who love our nation and its institu
tions and are true to its flap, in order
to be faithful to their obligations as
citizens, must take concerted action as
a free and independent voting phalanx
in the arena of politics, with a view to
meet and defeat at the ballot box thotse
who, by the aid of partisan combina
tions, have corrupted our municipal,
state and national governments.
We believe that a crisis is upon us
which threatens the overthrow of popu-
lar government; that a military ec
clesUsticlsm such as marked the
mediaeval ages, supported by the Im
perlalism of dishonestly acquired
wealth, has gained control of our politi
cal machinery and that it is being used
for the aggrandizement of un-American
Institutions and to compel the recogni
tion of the right of a foreign power to
dictate our municipal, state and na
tional politics.
Our flag, too, is dishonored at home
and abroad and our institutions are at
tacked, our legislative bodies are cor
rupted, our courts of justice are in
timidated and used to clear the guilty
and condemn the rightdoers, our sena
tors are made afraid, our represent
tlves are coerced, our constitution un
dermtned and might, not right, has bo
come the predominating principle of
the old political parties while that dan
gerous trinity foreign to true American
citizenship, the arch enemy of freedom
and good government plunder, hypoc
risy and sham hold high carnival
with public trusts and divert from con
stitutional channels an impoverished
peopled money.
ONLY TRUE AMERICANS WANTED.
We believe the time has come when
In order to meet the danger that
threatens our institutions America
should be ruled by those who by birth
or honest adoption have become citi
zens and that none but those whose al
legiance and devotion to our institu
tlons, constitution and flag are para
mount to all other human claims upon
them should be trusted on guard.
We recognize the fact that there is
an awakening abroad among honest
citizens born of the spirit of patriotism
which demands attention. Protection
for American institutions, for the na
tion's flag and honor and for its educa
tional system has become a living issue
during the last few years, and as a con
sequence a loud and significant call is
being made throughout the nation by
people who have heretofore affiliated
with the various political parties for a
purification of political methods, for
honest and wise legislation and for the
faithful execution of the same when it
has become law.
We believe the time has come when
the American citizen who is true to the
vital principles which underlie our sys
tem of government must break away
from the political bossism and corrupt
ing intrigue which control the two old
parties in national, state and municipal
politics. These parties, which in the
beginning of their careers served to a
certain extent the great mass of the
American people, because they were
controlled by hone6t and loyal men,
have today become the dens in which
congregate the political thieves and
robbers who infest our national, state
and municipal seats of government.
We believe that partisan politics is
undermining our institutions to such an
extent that the virtue and morality by
which only popular government can
subsist are no longer known quantities
among party leaders. This, the very
foundation of American liberty, is dis
appearing and the great governmental
machine destined by the patriot fathers
as a means by which our free and hu
mane institutions should be perpetuated
from generation to generation is being
turned into an engine for their destruc
tion and final overthrow under the con
trol of unprincipled men whose ambi
tion is greater than their patriotism.
Nor is the condition less alarming when
we take into consideration the fact that
these men are backed by the criminal,
vicious and illiterate elements of so
ciety, mostly under foreign influence,
which form a voting contingent suffi
ciently strong to demand and receive
recognition.
HOODWINKED BY BAD PROMISES.
We believe that honest citizens, men
who desire.to perpetuate a government
of the people, by the people and for the
people, have been grossly deceived and
hoodwinked from time to time by cun
nunlngly designed platforms and fair
promises made by party leaders and
manipulators, which platforms and
promises have alike been ignored and
forgotten when they were no longer
needed as a vote-catching bait.
We believe that the time has come
when, in justice to ourselves as true
and independent American citizens and
out of regard to the fathers of our in
stitutions and with respect to the
graves of the' heroes who laid down
their lives to protectthem and preserve
us a nation and an unsullied flag, we
should ariso in our might as one man
casting oil the chains of pattir.ar.ship,
and rebuke and punish the Hilltii-al
wire-pullers, the treacherous ring
bosM.' and professional boodlers who
run the partican machines of both the
democratic and republican parties for
their criminal dishonesty, in the con
ductingof public affairs. And, further,
that the parties which they have cor
rupted and demoralized should be rele
gated back into that obl'vlon from
which they have sprung at the people "i
command. They have become the tools
of a foreign and un-American balance
of power which openly avows its pur
pose to be the overthrow of our liber
ties, and hence have ceased to be vir
tuous and moral channels through which
the true citizen can exercise his fran
chise without the moral taint of treason
Furthermore, they have become Instru
ments by which their respective bosses
have by corrupt means perpetuated
their power for official aggrandizemen
and dishonest gain. In them the peo
ple have been blindly led to indorse ad
ministrations and leaders who have bo
trayed the sacred trusts bestowed ujon
them, and who have catered to a dan
gerous and unconstitutional controlling
power in whose Interests legislation has
taken place, to the neglect and damage
of the true citizen.
EITHER PROTEST OR BECOME CRIMINAL
We believe that to longer suffer with
out organized protest political sycop
hants to reward themselves for their
treason to our institutions by the dis
honest spoils of office would be to en
danger our self-respect and destroy our
American manhood. Our knowledge
of partisan machine political malad
ministration compels us to either op
pose and stand on guard or become par
takers with the political criminals
whose business is treason against the
people's rights and liberties.
We believe the present to be the
right time and Cook county the right
place in which to raise a standard rep
resenting faith in American institu
tions, purity in municipal, state and
national government and protection to
the magna charta of American inde
pendence among the people, that they
may gather about American principles
and help to bring success to honest Is
sues by exercising their voting frn
chlses for the election of honest repre
sentative men, whose love of country is
greater than their partisanship, men
who are pledged to stand by our insti
tutions and the principles which they
involve, such men as would rat er suf
fer defeat than gain victory at the ex
pense of liberty and by conniving at
treason, men who are Americans by
birth or honest adoption and whose
franchise can neither be bought nor
sold, representatives who will repre
sent the American people and not a
foreign prince. .
We believe no standard will be more
acceptable to the great mass of true
American citizens who have in response
to the call of patriotism thrown off par
tisan shackles and hoodwinks than that
which bears a name which expresses
the independence of the American
voter, and that is the independent
American citizen s party.
Platform.
CIVIL tiKKVICK.
Civil service reform should be extended to
all grades of public service town, city,
count v, state and nation. Fitness and not
partisan nor sectarian service should be the
essential tests, fide lty, efficiency and true
Americanism the on y sure tnur of ottlce
The spoils system, by which lucrative offices
are duled out as a reward for un-American
and ecclesiastical support to political part
ies, Is a dangerous enemy to our institutions
and Rood government.
MONKV.
Money should consist of gold, silver and
greenbacks. AH paper money should be
Issued by the government directly to the
people in the form of national greenbacks
and certificates of deposits Issued from a
system of postal savings banks, in sums of
i 1(1 and upward, thus giving the people the
same advantages now conferred by the gov
eminent upon national banks. AH moneys
Issued by the United States should bo a full
legal tender for all debts, both public and
private. The purchasing or debt-paying
powers of any dollar coined or issued by the
United States should be made and kept the
equivalent of that of any other dollar so
coined or Issued.
The issuing of interest-bearing bonds
should be discontinued and bonds that are
now out should be paid as fast as possible.
and thus a system which increases the bur
dens of the people in the interests of the nou-
producing money owners be anated in the
Interest of the investors of capital in com
mercial enterprises and industries.
IMMIGRATION.
Our immigration law should be so changed
and Immigration restricted that It will pro
tect our citizen laborers from the evil Influ
ence and unequal competition of pauper and
criminal labor, which, through the instru
mentality of European propagandist societ
ies and the subtle assistance of their
ecclesiastical agents here, are rap'uly sup
plementing our free and enlightened Ameri
can citizens in every line of Industry, and
by their illiteracy and the superstitious,
un-American influence which control them
are becoming a menace to our liberal insti
tutions. TRUSTS AND MONOPOLIES.
fjThe concentration of wealth In the hands
of the few means the impoverishmen of the
many, and as a consequence their enslave
ment; therefore, the vigorous prosecution
and abolition of all trusts now existing in
violation of state and United States statutes
is demanded, and the further suppression of
all trusts and combines, such as the sugar
trust, the cordage trust, oil trust, the
whisky trust, etc., whclh are designed to
enrich the few at the expense of the many,
and which are In their nature and results
contrary to the spirit and genlm of our
national Institutions; laws and government.
TAKII-F.
A tariff for protection, honestly adminis
tered, is necessary for the encouragement of
our Infaut liidustrli s. That the cuian.itous
flnaut'lal renull cmymIuikmI by the frvqurnt
partKan agilatlou and rhatigraln the tariff
uay he avoided, th-re should tie appointed a
Don partisan roiiimiulon oil tariff roiu.M-l
of leprraentatlvc from the differru
brant-lira of buxtueoa and labor, Iium) duty
It ahull be to regularly r-x-oiniiiend to rou
grvk u.-h change In tariff law as alii pre-
M-rve and protect the people la contentmen
and pronpt-rit . and maintain the govern
im nt. and thtu take out of purlUnn politic
this ei-oimiitlc iju tli'li m hit h ha no prope
place there.
n'Hi.ic riMK.
Public funds, secured from the taxea and
burden bearlug the heaviest upon the com
iniiu peoule, are In-lng diverted from thel
legitimate purpose and used for the corrup
tion of political parttottu voters and political
machine organUatlon. lty strong leglsla
live action weahould demand of our publii-
officers, who are entrusted with the pulill,
funds, an huni-st and scrupulous rare of the
people's money aud compel them to pay into
the public treasury every dollar of Interest
earned on ull such public funds. That ail
religious aud sectarian coollici U twecn our
olllens may tie avoided and public funds Im
properly applied there should be no appro
priation whatsoever of any public funds to
any sectarian Institution of any kind what
soever, and all church property should bear
its Just proportions of taxation.
THE LA II. ill ISSI'E.
Labor existed prior to capital, and Is there
fore Independent of capital. The coutlic
between labor and capital will be closed only
when labor emancipates Itself from the rule
of professional agitation and machine poll
tielans. Capital and lalKir are absolutely
necessary to each other. The rlghta of each
will ultimately be best served by an honest
ballot, aud not by the aid of the bayonet
Capital is the fruit of labor, aud Its surest
safeguard Is In the loyalty of labor to iU
fruits. There should be a system of ofToctlve
legislation which will Insure by arbitration
the rights of latxir and capital alike and
secure Justice to employer and employe.
UNITED STATES SENATORS.
In order to conserve the rights of the peo
ple and Insure a continuation of a govern
ment based upon the "Vox uopull, vox Del"
sovereignty of the people and keep them In
direct touch with the legislative depart
ment of government, United (States senators
should be elected by the direct vote of the
people.
PUBLIC EDUCATION.
As the quality of a republican form of gov
erumeut Is either good or bad according to
the intelligence of Its people we demand that
all nations, state and municipal nnn-sectar
ian public schools and Institutions of learn
ing shall be protected from all sectarian
Interference, and that no sectarian school
or Instit ute of learning shall at any time nor
under any circumstances receive public
money for their support, nor shall any sec
tarian school or institution of education be
at any tin c declared a public school for the
pnrpose of drawing public moneys.
PUBLIC CHAH1TIES.
We demand that all institntlons of charity
which receive public moneys must bo non-
sectarian and under the complete control of
the nation or state, and that no sectarian
Institution of charity shall receive support
by grants of public money or land or their
equivalents.
CITIZENSHIP
No foreigner coming to this country should
become a citizen until he has had a contlnu
ous residence of not less than five years in
the country, and has foresworn his former
allegiance to prince or potentate who claim
temporal sovereignty, be he aclvlloreccles
lastical sovereign, nor shall such naturalized
foreigner be permitted to exercise the vot
ing franchise until he can read In the legal
language of the country the Constitution of
the United States, the Declaration of Inde
pendence, aud the Constitution of the state
In which he resides.
COUNTV AND CITY.
The Independent American cltlxen's party
pledges Itself that If its nominees are elected
the gambling dens and cesspools of vice
which have been permitted to run riot, under
the reign of both parties when in power, in
defiance of law anJ subllc morality, will be
suppressed so far as It lies in the power of
the county officials so to do. We believe a
law should be passed which would compel
the recognition by the mayor and chief of
police of the complaint of any ten reputable
citizens who at any time may charge that
unlawful business of a criminal and de
moralizing character Is being carried on
Ithlnthe city limits, and which would, in
case the said officials refuse or neglect to
Investigate according to law such charges
and if sustained shall take measures to
abate such unlawful and criminal usl ness
be sufficient ground for an action In im
peaebment of either or both of said city
officials.
Whereas, it is a fact that at several
of the state conventions of the demo
cratic party there have been resolutions
adopted denouncing all secret political
orders, and especially the American
Protective Association, and thereby In
fact declaring that they were opposed
to all patriotic orders: and,
Whereas, The populist party in con
vention assembled has also at different
times and places, by resolutions or
otherwise, declared itself opposed to
such organizations as above mentioned;
and,
Whereas,": Several leaders of the re
publican party have by public utter
ances expressed themselves as opposed
to such organizations; and,
Whersas, No political party, up to
date, has in any way shown a disposi
tion to defend such patriotic associat
ions by word or act; be it therefore,
Resolved, That we,the Independent
American citizens party in convention
assembled, hereby indorses any and all
patriotic associations, political or other
wise, which have any or all of the fol
lowing sentiments embodied in their
declaration of principles, to-wlt:
Protection to our constitution and
laws.
Protection of the stars and stripes.
Protection to the free public school
system of our nation; radical revision of
the naturalization laws; restriction of
emigration; absolute separation of
church and state: no public funds for
sectarian purposes and be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these res
olutions be mailed by our secretary to
each of the patriotic newspapers
throughout the entire United States.
"No more cunning cllot was ever do-
vised against the freedom, the happi
ness, and the virtue or mankind, than
Itomanlstn." Gladstono.
THE JULIUS TOWER.
It 4 out a In (ha MUMmi mt l.frmior'1
Wuw Ireaaur.
The J u I'm H tmver, tint fur from Her-
lin, contains the war treusiire of IM
Ooo,ok) murk yielding no interest.
TliU larje Mini, consisting of crowns
and il.nihle crowns, is from time to
time, without long notiev, counted bv
two memlxr of the imperial debt
committee. Kiitran.-e to the well
guarded tower can only Im (rained if
tlieso two liiemlx-r put their eonmli
cuted keya in thu keyhole himultatio-
ously. Needless to h.iv that there is
alw.iys a gentry at the entrance lior.
strict record is kept of the hour
of opening and closing the tower. On
opcniiijr it one enters ut once into tho
rot u n. la, w here the shining r'O.Oisi.Oix)
murks are htored. This vast hum is
divided into twelve equal parts, eucli
subdivided into ten ot hers of t he valiio
of l.tNMi.ooo each. This l.oon.ooo is
oguin distributed in ten bugs of o,o:tO
murks each, two-thirds of which sum
is in leu-murk pieces. When a revis
ion is ordered tlio number of the di
vision a ii. I t u bdi visions to bo counted
is chosen at haphu..urd.
Tor the counting a Kiiind of soldiers
is ordered. As soon as somo of tlio
lOO.tioo mark bugs are counted and
found correct tlio war treusuro is
considered to bo properly revised.
The other lnrge funds those: of the
invalids' relief and tlio fortification
building fund are also overhauled
by carefully comparing the coupon
enacts, numbers, series, &c, with
the original entries. Until the begin
ning of the new reiehstag buildinir.
this fund was also kept in the Julius
tower. As soon as the work of count
ing and comparing is finished the
auditor's report is drawn tin and
signed by botli functionaries the two
keys are again simultaneously in
serted in tho locks and tlio revision
of the war treasure is concluded.
The "counters" are drawn up in line
and marched back to the barracks,
the "committee" drive off In a cab and
the "hoard" is left once inoro in that
absolute quietude which every peace
loving Teuton hopes it may enjoy for
many years to come.
"5:45 p. ni. at Omaha 8:45 a. m. at
Chicago."
The new vestibuled train running on
the "Northwestern" east dally
HOME'S SENTIMENTS.
Protestantism has not, and never can
have any rights whore Catholicity is
triumphant. C tltolic llevkw.
"The stato has no right to educate!
and when tho state undertakes the
work of educating, it Is usurping tho
power of the church."7i.siop McQuaid
"We are purely and simply Catho
lics, and profess an unreserved allegi
ance to the church, which takes prece
dence of, and gives rule to, our allegi
ance to tho stats." C'itolic World.
Rev. J. Hogan, of Kansas City, Mo.,
says: "That the sacraments are to be
refused to Catholics unworthy of the
name, who in tho education of their
children patronize the public schools."
Judges of Faith, page 103.
"It will be a glorious day for the
Catholics of this country when under
the blows of justice and morality our
school system will be shattered to
pieces. Until then modern paganism
will triumph." Cincinnati Vtholic
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We are Catholics first and citizens
ext. ISuihop Gilmore'.
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Education must be controlled bv
Catholic authorities, even to war and
bloodshed. Vnlhnlic World.
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"Do ytm belie vo this country wlllevp
become tJulhollc? Is changed to tha
quehtion: How oon do you think It
will coma to uns? Soon, very noon, we
reply, If tiitlfics Ihj true." Catholic
World.
Hero U a tjicclmcn ot Human Catho
11c morality an told by tho xpo: ''A
Ho told for tho urHw) of mihloadlnfr
tho enemies of tho Cuthoilo church, la
not regarded an a Ho by ulmlhty God 1
THE
burned while In tho bindery. Nearly
BLOODED STOCK
Own Interests by Using
THE
and Cattle Food
Glasgow, Scotland,
Omaha.
qualities. Among the number
$11.00
8.00
5.00
3.00
1.00
Trial Order.
