Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-05
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1I[ DEMOCRATS
OF INDIANA.
Nm, State officers and Pr0"ul'
gate Principles
DlyslEyTARIFF DENOUNCED
That Du,ies shall be Levied
O'r -, revenue only-Favor sup
prss.lon Of Trusts


ipu s,ote ticket was nominated w
pS% ns,mocratIc convention today
he pe,"o y. Of state--Albert sehoon'
NeI 80 General-w. L. stillweli'
Princeton ,p Riggs sulu.
va .. rreosurer-Jerome Teriff, Peru
s''v s =, sunreme Court-Adem Helm
Argsr New Albany ,.,o,,on
T o,s,0.,in,endent of Public Instruction
samuel P scott, Clark county.
s'ststlcIan-Myron D. King Indian
spOls. rsuord Barrett.
hendricks county
msge Of Supreme Court blith Dis
r,motby h. Howard, South Bend.
ia Judges Of Appellate Court for South
. nis,rict--John r. Yeast, Portland;
t,mss T. Saunders, Fowler; Henry e.
zimmerman, Albion.
The convention was remarkable TOT
a. ,.ot M dIscord, candidates for all
~ ' ,S,se " the offices being chosen by
WhSs there was no fight In the con-
.u,onuproper. there was q battle roy
,,i" ,hs meeting of the committee on
r.,outons. A number OF the friends
a william j. Bryan, from the Second
S,tret we're very much In earnest IN
.,yar NJ the insertion In the platform
nenk endorsing him and the Kan
O,s XIV platform. The majority OF
=. committee was against any such
Easement, saying that they consid-
"a /, out OF place at the present time
"a inject Mr.. Bryan's name into the
s,te campaign The fight lasted well
mo he night, and II was nearly noon
More a report Of the committee was
rady for presentation to the conven-
he Philippine plank also created
rpeh discussion, the committee being
allied upon TO consider all sorts OF
tnpostIons In behalf of the Fillpinos,
sme Of them being in favor of imme-
date and complete independence. II
vas only after hours of argument that
NE plank was agreed upon in the form
IA which Il appears In the platform.
The Democratic state convention was
called to order at 1910 o'clock by w,
\. 0Brlen vice chairman OF the state
central committee.
The report of the committee on rules
and permanent organization recon-
mended that John w. Kern OF In
dianspolls be made permanent chair
man.
CHAIRMAN KERNS SPEECH.
Chairman John w. Kern said, in
part:
Il rejoice that today I see before me
\ Ne reunited forces Of the Indiana De-
moray For the first time since 1892
n W without a schism or division,
nt Is known everywhere, by none
klI than our Republican opponents
h shen the Democracy Is united Il
hliyindbe.
Tie battle Is on. Our opponents,
iAHhg the past, are seeking 10 com
mace The work Of conquest and subju-
nuoa where Caesar and George III
~ on The specious and eloquent
Hs' Of Roosevelt Lodge and Bever-
we ior the conquest Of distant lands
u oul reproductions OF arguments
nsas 10 favor OF the subjugatIon of
vtsee, the partition Of Poland, the
destruction OF Hungary, the spoilation
VI me Dutch republics In South Africa
voc lhe oppression Of our own reyolu-
s uOn.'y fathers. The aims and pur-
Ro Nv. as declared by modern Repub-
nVan leaders for the uplifting Of the
1--WE NV, whose libery they would de-
ss.g are no nobler or higher shan the
y y,sa'ed purposes OF tyrants of 1000
,, vay Yesterday the melancholy an
~ was made OF the deaths
= Wo splendid republics in south Al
r ,Sa S.sr struggle, destructive to the
s cv.,.sryrs and glorious to the CON
I 49, ! believe, as / believe the Lord
Ss mat II the Democratic party
49, ~ ven IN control Of this government
W.. Two rHublics would TODAY he
rr,If,a mere would have been no re-
Nv ', ing. or supply stations maintained
n, I ,us In the land OF Washing
B, RI Snu Lincoln, had William Jennings
an, 'a - ~ grover Cleveland been presi-
Wy so,, o. the United States.
va. hs rev days ago new republic
,hs Do,n-the republic Of Cuba. While
h pu s1luucl'on Of the Dutch republics
Cosss 's s shame, the birth of the
Cuba ire 'p Hn Is Americas glory. In
emblem M, !; american NE flag went up as the
proudly VI VI liberty, and II came down as
y as II went up, the emblem OF |