Carlsbad Current and New Mexico Sun, 1908-07-17

convention, declared tbat thin l a Iiemorratlc year. Demi i talic Idea lire now popu'ur. ?Hi ti mes, alwav taught by our party and n-offeil at by j our opponents, are now urged a n goapel of their own. Measure and pnl ' li lea ot liemocratlc irgln nie now i pretendedly advocated by the leader of the Republican pnrtv It Ih no long- ' er anarchistic, to decla e private mo-, nnMily to be Indefensible, or Ihnt the' great transportation companies Hhould be controlled by public law Former' (iietotilng of the decision by a bare majority of the supreme court in the Income tax case cannot now be heard because of the great noise of the vehe vehement - ment vehement denunciation of Indues and Judl- lul nets that have shockid the conn conn-try. - try. conn-try. A demand for the revision of the tariff Is no longer a threat to destroy our Industrial system Mr Clayton asserted that tbe flepuh ' llcan party, having bad full control if the government fur mote than a derail., must give ail ai fount of it f tewnrdshlp Mr Itoosevelt, he snld. bus Identi fied hll itelf with Mr Tuft Mr Tuft l as Idi '..fled himself with Mr lloo lloo-vclt - vclt lloo-vclt ".Up Republican patty has Insep Insep-I - I Insep-I in! ly identified the two together To piulre one, you must praise the other: rTr".- " vou iniiat criticise the pursuing annflow It ha been made evident In the landing rompnlgii. the sneaker said that the Itenubllcat s will seek to con Jure with the name of Koosevelt and will rely upon the president policies a a prized asset A distinguished Kc publican, a former cabinet officer, once publi' ly proi lalmed the president to be the greatest exponent of the art of adveitlslng the world has ever known In speaking of Injunction. Mr Clay Clayton - ton Clayton slated there had not been a se alon of congress in twelve years at which the Kepuhllr an party could lint have passed a law prescribing, defin defining - ing defining and retaliating the Issuance of In JiictiotiK and provlillna for fair trial In contempt cases "The meaningless generalities of Its Injunction plank nr. an Intuit to the intelligence of those who demand reasonable and substan tlnl legislation to prevent (be armltted abuse of the Judicial process" He declared the Miuutry "will not again be deceived by HepubllcHii prom promises - ises promises to revise Hie tariff after the elec election - tion election " If thirty of tbe llepublii an In the present house, he snid. had Joined with the democrats In support of measures proposed by President Itoosevelt a fair trial In all asea of direct or construct constructive - ive constructive contempt of court would now be possible by law. I.alior would have been exempt from tbe prohibition of the Hbeitnan law against combination Wood pulp and print paper would be on the free list To Issue an Injunc Injunction - tion Injunction order three Judge would have to act together A law requiring pub pub-lliatlnn - lliatlnn pub-lliatlnn be'ore eleitlon of campaign contribution would huve been pas-ed Adjournment wus finally taken un until - til until 7 clock The night session waw a memorable one. Mr. Clayton called out first applause when, after thanking the convention for the privilege of presiding over its deliberations, he dei lared with em em-phasli: - phasli: em-phasli: "Thia Is a democratic year" Mr. Clayton'! severe arraignment of the Republican party brought forth demoiistratlona of wild enthusiasm. Hit mention of Mr. van evoked great applause. Bryan en Flrat Billot. Ml 8 40 o'clock Krlday niom nt W. J. Bryan waa nominated for president Tkere waa but one ballot.

Gathering l Colorado Capital Ono of the Moil Noteworthy In 'the History of Iho Parly, Having Quito a Numbor of Stirring Scents. The convention to nominate cnndl cnndl-late - late cnndl-late for president and vice president of the Ih'iuoi Tutlr party wa called to . dor In th" magnificent uudltcl uudltcl-urn - urn uudltcl-urn at Iionvrr lu Hip prca-nce of over 2,0(i(i .lemon, by Cliiilrnian Tapgiirt tit the national rom tnlt (e. After prayer ty Hlshop Koene Hon. Theo Theodore - dore Theodore Hell of fa'lfornln. temporary chairman, was Introduced by Mr. Taa gurt and made a well received ad dreF. Temporary Chairman Tlrll, among Temporary chairman, Mr. 1 . anion other thing, declared that It in the reign of monopoly that ' emptying eur achoolbniisea and tilling the sweat sweat-ahope - ahope sweat-ahope with rhlld labor, and thin same j bwh.um n.. n . ... I I. I. .1 1 1 , I . I M I the uppnrtunltlea for Independent live livelihood - lihood livelihood among those who are forced Into the Industrial field and thua It 1 doubly blighting that hope of youth growth opened an avenue of honor which In former stages of our nation and Independence to every blld rear reared - ed reared upon our aoll. Continuing. Mr. Hell aayi In regard to Injunction: "The moat palpable Inatance of the Insincerity of tbe Chicago platform la found In Ita declaration respecting WTUJAM J PUT A 5. the laauanee of Inlunrtlona. tt would have been entitled to more respect If It had omitted all mention of it. At ' aeaalon after aeaalon of congress, la labor - bor labor baa pleaded for relief from the abuse of Injunctions, but ita apnea have fallen on deaf ear, and there ha been no Indication that remedial legislation of any character would be enacted. The oligarchy In hone and senate ha decided that nothing shall tie done to weakin any advantage thut nr oration have gained In labor dis disputes - putes disputes "Tbe fact la that all our rltlren, without respect to atatlon or occupa occupation - tion occupation In life, have a genuine respect for the court and desire to maintain their Integrity. . "Tbe charge that the court are be being - ing being assailed I simply made for the purpose of diverting attention from the real Issue Heretofore It ha not been ronsldertd treason or an unwar unwarrantable - rantable unwarrantable attack upon the honor of the court to define their Jurisdiction. pr crlhe their procedure, restrict their proresaen and generally to fig the bounds within which Judicial function Khali be exercised "It make no dlference whether the rourta are acting Mn eicea of their Jurisdiction or otrlctly within their deli-gated power. In either case the people have a right to throw additional safeguard around human liberty. There can be no reflection iiKin the honesty of the court In the passage cf a measure that will confine tbe equity powers of the Federal Judiciary within such hound a the people ot the (.'lilted Htates through the legla legla-latlve - latlve legla-latlve hranchr of their government may determine. Thia Democratic con convention - vention convention niuat formally and unequlv unequlv-(xa'ly - (xa'ly unequlv-(xa'ly pledge Itself to such legislation a will prevent the writ of Injunction from being converted Into an Inatru Inatru-ment - ment Inatru-ment of oppression." The apcker favored tariff revision, publicity In election, election of t'nlted State aenatom by the people and Diaintenance of majority of bat bat-tlaehlita - tlaehlita bat-tlaehlita off Pacific coast

ment from Alabama continued iinahat iinahat-,j - ,j iinahat-,j sWu.-aH THicn Mr. Putin declared tbat tbl tandldH'e waa th i holce of the mil million - lion million of !ienmirny of the country the convention lueke In with wild rheera. Tbe ever ready flags Were tossed aloft nnd a roar of applause swept through the ball. While the cheering wa at Its height n w bite dove wa bt loose from the gnl'ery and flew acrosi the convention bull, while the delegates hailed it with great en enthusiasm - thusiasm enthusiasm and thecred us long a It j was In sight. Mr Dunn tt. n brourbt out the name of "Wlllium Jennings llryan" with in intense - tense intense dtamatlc force, nnd tbe response from the great throng was electilc The delegate sprang up; the gallerb followed suit and the demonstration i was under way In a manner that prom promised - ised promised to rival Wednesday exhibition of enthusiasm I The opimrtuiilty of the Johnson up up-j - j up-j porter came when the roll call reach reached - ed reached Connecticut, and thut s'ate gave way to Minnesota. Wltifleld S Ham Hammond - mond Hammond of the intter state took the aturul amid a considerable volume or a p plauae to place In nomination (Jovernor John A Johnson of Minnesota JOHN W KEH.N. Mr Hammond, although he waa speaking to a mass of delegates who had conclusively shown their prefer ence for another candidate, made a most favorable Impression on the con convention - vention convention fur himself and bis candidate The speaker, who Is a powerful. rtly man ami with no surplus of hair, easi easily - ly easily sent liN voice lo the remotest part of the ball mid his speech was heard with marked attention The (iray nomination, IV . , 1 1 it it dv. also le.eiviil lis full share of enthusiast!!' approval Scenes nf fieiil. d enthii'dasni enme after mi all nlflit s"Hlun. win. i wa kepi In constant state nf turmoil up to the i iilniliiatttig inonierit wh n the Nebraskati wa" prm lit I in d the diolc" of the ' nnvellt lull lis the I leliuir I at le standard bear, r The nominal Ion was luiide on flii-t and only ballot th. vol.. standing W I Hi van s'i'.' 1 '.' i.nv ernor .lohiiMin. I'l luiU-" !ray, V.i I 3 Klgbl delegates dtd not vol.- Vote In Detail. A'libnma Hryati. 22 Aikansns llrvan. IH California - I'.i van. I'd. Colorado- Hrvan. in. iaiiiie tli ut - llryan, ft, JohiiHon, 5. Iielaware - Drav, H Klorlda nryiiu. lu (leorgla Jray, 2u, Rryan, t, John John-ion. - ion. John-ion. 2 Idaho- Hrvan. Illinois- Hrvan. r,4 Indiana llrvan 30 , Kansas- llryan, '.'u Ketiluckv- jirvaii. ?1 l.oulsliria- Itryan I! Maine-llryan. lu, Johnson, 1; not voting, I Maryland Hrvan. 7; Johnson, 9. Massai husettes llryan. 32. Mb hiiiati Hmhii, :k Mllilieoia- .lohnsoti. 22. Mississippi lit van 20. Mis.ouri - Hi tan, .'IH. Montana Hrvan, li Nebraska llrvan', 11 Nevada-- Hrvan. ti New Hampshire - llryan, 7; John John-ion. - ion. John-ion. I New Jersev-flray. 24 New York-llryan. 7. mill: rule. North Carolina llryan, 18

practical progreaa, its tne principal rommlttee were not ready to report. Hut It had the effect of the exploaloa I of the long pent up Itryan enthusiasm, which took the signal from Senator ! (Jore a eloquent reference to the Ne-1 barska leader and hurst Into a whirl-1 wind of enthuali-ittc tribute lasting one ! hour and nineteen minute, with eight minute more of the expiring echoea j of clamor, establishing the convention record of one hour and twenty-Bit mill- j Ute In eicea of the ftooaove t dem- I onslratlon at Chicago, which held the1 record heretofore It waa a declalve exhlbtlon of (he overmastering I strength of the Hrvan column and one; of the most dramatic convention pie-, tures ever pre-u-nii'd as the standard of tbe slate were torn from their mooring! and borne through the hall until they were stood together on the platform. Crtdtntlala Comrmttc Not Ready. When the second day's session wa called 10 order It 'a stated the cre credentials - dentials credentials commute., wa not ready to report. The committee on lesn'utlon! se se-lected - lected se-lected (iovernor Haskell of Oklahoma a ( hnlrman. Adjournment was finally taken un until - til until 8 o'clock at night Third Dgy'l Proceeding!. Owing to tbe late aeKslon of the pre preceding - ceding preceding night tbe d' legates were slow In arriving for the third day' busi business - ness business The committee recommended Hon. H I). Clayton of Alabama for pernian ent chairman. I'rey Woodson of Ken Kentucky - tucky Kentucky for secretary and John I Martin of Missouri a sergeant at arm. In all other repei ts the temporary organiza organization - tion organization wa made permanent. Three little girls. In red. white and blue, were bellied to the platform be before - fore before Mr Clayton began to speak. In their arm were large bum he of American beautle that almost smoth smothered - ered smothered the little Iota The rose were prevented lo the permanent chairman amid much cheering and then, one by one. the children were lifted to the desk and Mr Clayton kissed them In turn. Cheering and laughter continued during the pretty little ceremony and a gale of merlnient swept the hall when some une In tbe midst of tbe kissing lal'ed out: "llubsuji.' Hob

The reading derk, when he came to Arkansas, pronounced the nnme of the atate like Kansas, and there Im mediately came a about of protest I from the delegation, whose member ahouted buck, "Arkaii saw ! " I Amid luughter the clerk corrected : hi profimirlHllon. "Indian Territory." culled the clerk , "Indlnn Territory There n no re- ponso. nnil the clerk railed the name a third time. "She married." yelled a delegate "I mean Oklahoma." said the clerk, and the list went up to the chairman' stand am Id much laughter. I After the appointment of the com-' nilttee on credential). resolution rommlttee, committee on rule of or der and on pi'rmaticnt organization Hon I. J. Putin of Nebraska ottered revolution of ympnthy over the death Hi the late eg Tresbti lit Cleveland, which provld"d for adjournment until noon the next day an a further mark of reaped. Hon Alton H I'arker of New York rend ome reaolutlona along the aame line, but second) d Mr Ihinn resolution, whhh prevailed. After the announcement by the meeting placea of the varloua commit teea. all of which were ordered to as as-aeniblu - aeniblu as-aeniblu at 6 o'tlock p. m. Tbe con-1

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ttidl wa called for nominal Cma, "Alabama." cul'.cil !!ir .-Vrk. Tbe chairman of that delegation rose and whs reeognln d 'Know lug thut Nebraskn will mnk no mistake In nominating tbe rlnht man," he said, "Alabama yield to Ne Nebraska." - braska." Nebraska." "I. .1. Hiitin of Omaha will speak for the Nebraska delegation," announced the chairman of that state, while the cheeking which fnllowid the first state.