Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-19

and half yeArg they have failed to
gtXe the Aborlng men protection from
E0vSrnmehts Injunction. the only aii.'
ever is that the lab0ring man has a full
dinner pail and he ought not to object
to government by injunction if the dim
ner pail IL full. sl5
But, my friends, the dinner pail arr
gument IL an insult to the working man
and the dinner pail argument will not
last thru the campaign, for when the res
publican party assumes that all that
laboring man needs IL the full dinner
pail he assumes that the laboring man
is all stomach.
want to appeal to something In the
Islaboring man besides his appetite. The
laboring man needs more than three
meals q day. He needs shortened hours
of labor to enable him to give some
time to family and to intellectual de-.
velopment. What has the republican
party done to shorten the hours of toll?
When the eight hour law went before
the senate the republican senate did
notlhaVe time to pass It, but the repub-i
lican senate had plenty OF time to pass
financial bill that gave to national
banks the control of the paper money
OF the country.
The republican party has had plen-
ty OF time to legislate when it wanted
to legislate, but where is the bill that
protects the laboring man from the fear
of the injunction?
In our platform we ask for labor
bureau with cabinet officer at It's
head. What does the republican party
ask for? Why. a department of COM
lmerce and industries. Commerce has
| Its representative now in our cabinet.
The secretary of state is in toucn with
the consular service and the attorney
general has to deal with corporation
laws.
We also ask for the election OF sem
ators by the people. Under the present
methods of electing senators the corpo-
rations have more influence in the Sc
Election of senator than they should
have and the common man, the ordi-
mary voter, has less influence than he
should have. We want to elect senator's
by the people SO that every voter can go
to the polls and write on his ballot the
name of the man who is to he his rep
Preventative in the higher branch of the
1 federal congress.
Eve want an income tax The re-
publican party is not willing that we
should have an income tax. which
would give TO the laboring man some
|relief from the burden of taxation.
You laboring men ought to consider
1.-the question of taxation and these other
Isquestions, but the only reply you get to
these things is the full dinner pail.
4 Whenever any republican holds up be-
fore you the full dinner pail argument,
ask him what he thinks of the anthra-
cite coal region. Ask him what he
thinks of less than a dollar day,
4 which is received by the men who are
mining anthracite coal, less than a dol
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colorado Republican Nominations.
Denver, Col. Sept. 19.-The republican
state convention reconvened yesterday
morning and completed its ticket. The
4 following nominations were made by ac-
lclamation:
Lieutenant governor-Percy S. Rider
Secretary OF ate-Joseph w. Milsem
A Treasurer-Or son Adams.
4 Auditor-.Iamess s. Murphy.
Attorney generate Charles e. With.
4 row.
superintendent Of schools Miss lone
4 T. Hanna.
Regents Of the state university
i Charles r. Dudley and George N. Nc.
Clure.
Presidential electors-Irving How.
3bert, Thomas S. McN1urray, Thomas F.
Il Walsh and Simon Guggenheim.