The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1896-09-10

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% the nation are fully recognized b. the dem
ocraile party and vii secure him . place il
history beside ,he father Of tie rep1blie-
We also commend tae administrator for the
great progress made "a tue reform of the pub-
ile service and ne indorse lts Efforts 70 extend
the merit system stnl further. We demand
that no backward step be taken but that the
reform be supported AID advanced until the
Hndemocraiic spotis system Of sppointneni
shall be erzdlcated.
We demand strict economy in the apprGsria-
tiOns and ln the administration Of the govern
meat,
We favor arbitration for the settlement o,
International dispgtss.
We favor a liberal policy Of pensions 70 de-
serving soldiers and sailors Of the United
States
The supreme court Of the United States was
wisely established By the trainers Of our con.
stitution a. one Of the three coordinate
branches Of the government It's dependence
and authority 70 Interpret the Law Of the land
without fear or favor must be maintained. We
condemn all efforts 10 detane the tribunal OF
impair the confidence and respect which u
has dsseryedly had The democratic party
ever has maintained and ever will maintain
the supremacy OF Law, the Independence Of its
judicial administration, the inviolabiiity Of
contract and the obligations Of all good citizens
70 resist every Illegal trust. combination anc
attempt against the Just rights Of property anc
the preservation OF the federal government ir
It's constitutional vigor and 70 the support OF
the good order Of society. In which are bounf
up the place and happiness Of our people.
Believing these principles TO be essential 20
the well being OF the republic. we submit
them to the consideration OF the American
people.
The platform was adopted without
dissent amid prolonged cheers.
Mr.. Breckinridge then made a motion
to proceed to the nomination of candi-
dates TO stand on the platform, which
was adopted. Lemuel l. Kilbourp, of
Michigan, then named Senator Palmer,
Of Illinois, for president and Burr w.
Jones, of Wisconsin. placed the name
of Gen. f S. Bragg before the conven.
ton and, after several secondirg
speeches had been made, a ballot
was had, which resulted as follows:
Palmer, 1911; Bragg, l24ll. Gen.
Bragg at once moved TO make Senator
Palmer's nomination unanimous, which
was done.
The convention then proceeded TO
the vice presidential nomination and,
after several brief speeches had been
made, selected Gen. Simon Il. Buckner,
Of Kentucky, for second place by ac-
clamation. The convention soon after
adjourned sine die.