Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-11

| 1tbplt : party as Sci lDftn III lit ofiidIat
platform, ana plcdginG ourselves anew 70
continued advocacy Of thosegrand prin-
ciples of human liberty until right sha y
! triumph over might and love over greed.
70 adopt ana proclaim TINS declaration nl
| faith:
I've demand the initiative and refer
| cndum ana the imperative mandate Tor
such changes of existing fundamental ana
statute Law as viii enable the people ~
| their sovereign capacity 10 propose ana
compel the enactment Of such laws rs
thry desire: to reject such as they deem
injurious to their interests ana tp recall
unfaithful public servants.
| 2-Wc demand the public ownership ana
operation Of those means Of communlGh III
ton. transportation ana production Whlch
the people may elect. such as railroad Il.
telegraph ANA telephone lines. codl mines.
The lana. including All natural sources
| nf wealth. II Il heritage " thc people anu
should not X m9nopoii]ed fnr sP;rculA II
tive purposes. and alien ownership n
\ land should be prohibited. MI land now
held by railroads ana other corporations
| i'll excess Ut their actual needs. ana All
lands rnw owned Nm aliens should be re-
| claimed BY the government ana held i"r
actual settlers only.
/ IA scientific ana absolute paper
money based upon the entire wealth and
! population of tie nation. not rcfcemablr
| lib any specific cDmmodity. but made n
| fun legal tender for an debts ana r"c'iN-
| lblc FOR All taxes ana public dues ana il
| sued Nv the government only without ",
| intervention ~ hunks ;,nd in Suiiiclrnt
/
| lnrrcc. Is the best currency thlt san hr
| devised; but until such q financial SES-
| tenn is secured which We shal press l"r
| adoption. W. favor the free and unlimited
| coinage III both silver ana gold Az the
| legal rate ~ ~ 10 J.
I've demand me lcyt ana collection
! NJ Il graduated LAX ~ incomes ana m
heritances ana 4 constitutional amend
mcnt Ia secure IN" same II necessary
I've demand The election W Pres ,hi.
vice president. federal Judges ANA uItrd
ht
I'VE ar,. opposed to trusts ana declare
thr contention bet Ne"n the nld parties NAP
the monopoly question Is n -uam hhlil"
Ann th4t NJ solution uf ihiS mighty prop
lem Is possible without thr adoption ri
tnr principles NJ public ownership m iho-
lii utilities
When thu rnll was called, Az lu.io f"r
nominations for President. Prof. ]. a.
Eoysc ur Nebraska city. presented the |
name VI Former CnnEr, ssman NJ. NJ |
Howard ii Alabama. President EnySe |
sald Howard VAS the superior " |
Bryan III orntory NJ p-hs in magnet
ism. ana the only randiiat" at this |
time Who could shake NJ th" dry bones
~ fusion.
Zen phillips NJ Georgia. presented
the name III wharton Barker IN Penn
@ylvania.
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nation.
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that the Barker delegates htli unreal
.nrI I'm bnn IN Howard should y"
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,h,Dk SNch drt ~. MF. li"NAI'. iIl II
secret conference with hiS friends, dr-
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Y mlhauon. Mh4th Wa api'd!''lt'E AlT
NV N trrtafntv The Howard supports
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TINE ticket however. Il NaN l-tI' II
-nat th,. t,urkrr men NuEll n.l ,""-N
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