THE STANDARD.
R.ALEEGH, ": &.
Wednesday, January II, 1914.


FOR GOVERNOR:


Col. MICHAEL HOKE,


Of Lincoln County,

FEDERAL WHIG PRINCIPLES.
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A National Bank-a Protective Tariff, taxing
the poor man for the benefit of the lords OF capl-
tal-a distributions Of the proceeds of the sales of
the Public Lands at a time when the Treasury is
empty and the Republic in debt-Assumption of
the debts of the States, scheme which would
make one man pay the debls of another-a mutt
lation of the Constitution, by striking out the Veto
Power-Bankrupt Laws, and latitudineus con-
struclon of the Constitution-the right of Con
gress'to exclude from that body the Representa-
tives of sovereign States of the Confederacy-let
the government take care of the rich, and the
rich will take care of the poor" Henry Clay
first, Henry Clay last, Henry Clay altthe time. "


DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES.


The doctrines laid down and carried out by
THOMAS JEFFERsoN-no bloated National Bank,
overriding the public liberties, and crushing we'll
regulated and specie-paying State Banks-no
Tariff for Protection 10 a particular class or
classes, but Tariff based on revenue principles
no direct taxation-no distribution of the pro-
ceeds Of the sales Of the Public Lands at time
when the Treasury is empty, and the country in
debt-no assumption of State Debts-the Consti-
tuition as is, and therefore the Veto power it
is-the right of the States to elect their own
members of Congress according to their own
pleasure-a strict construction Of the Constitution
no Monopoies-no exclusive privileges equal
and exact justice to all, favors to none-no man.
worship-the greatest good of the greatest num-
ber--such charter obligations imposed upon Banks
as will coerce the redemption of their notes. sand


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notes they issue-the Representative to obey the
instruction of the Constituents free and
suffrage universal-no mysteries in government
inaccessible to the public eye" Principles first
principles last-principles all the time"