The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-02
IOWA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
PLACES IN NOMINATION A
STATE TICKET.
ADOPTS ALLISON TARIFF. TRUST PLANK
DUTIES TOO LOW SHOULD az IN.
CREASED AND THOSE TOO
HIGH REDUCED.

Des Mo!ncs. July 2.-The utmost har
mony prevailed In the Republican state
convention, which convened al III a m
IN The new auditorium In this city
with more than 1000 delegates pres
cnf State Chairman Spence called tho
convention 10 order After the inyo
cation George - Perkins OF Sioux Cit,
was presented as temporary chairman
OF the convention.
The convention adjourned at Il: 81
70 T"assembl. at 2 O'Clock
Wa"n the convention rcasscmbled
Hon. y T. kimba!l 81 Abba was
chosen permanent chairman The con-
Mite. on resolutions was not ready T.
report and the convention decided 1,
wal, on IL
The following t!ckc, was placed In
nomination
II cumm!ns. Polk. for governor
John lierrioti. Adair. for lieutenant
governor. Charles 4 Instop. Polk. toi
judg. 81 the supreme court. ID Pal
mer. Washington. FOR railroad commits
sion.r All the abo,. are a, present
serving their first term
Senator Allson's tar.atrus, plank
which vas adopted BY II. convention
Is a follows
w f.itcrate our faith ii tn. his
iof'c lfinel.l. ~ protection Under sts
inaneae" CIR country. foremost in III.
buBnt.ca q. nature. has become fore.
most IA production Il has enabled th.
labor.r Il successfully insist upon
good wages aud has inage.! capital to
engage IL Production With a reasona
be hope .. fair reward. It's yindica
ton - .oun! in the history o. It's sue
cess and the rapidly With which oui
national resources have been developed
ani our industrial ini.pendene. $"
cured. and we heartily renew onr
pledge 10 maintain H.
Schedules Should Be Changed.
Tariff rates enacted 10 carry ih!.
pc..cv ihin effect should he Just, fa.,
and impartial. equally opposed 10 for
eiKn control and domestic monopoly
TO sectional discrimination and ind!
Sidnal fayoTitism. and must from time
to time b" changed 10 meet tn. vary
in1 conditions incident 10 the pTogress
of our Industries and their thanatna
relations IN ouT foreign and domsSt.s
commerce Duties that are '1.o low
should bc increased and duties that arc
too high should bo reduced.
"W. endorse III. policy oi reeiproc
Ity aud the natural complement, oi
rro,.,tio Raciprocii. between ma
,lons is trade for mutual atsantsGe
Cd ri
Pro;e. ton builds mp domestic indus.
try and trade and secures on. own
markets for ourselves. reciprocii,
builds up foreign trade and finds an
outlet for our surplus.
We approve the treaty with Cuba
recent, ratified as comforting sahstan
i!ai Lansats upon both countries and
urg. that the rcmainin. steps Eeces
sars 10 mahc II effective be promptly
taken
We believe that the large corpora
f.nns commonly called trusts should
bc 81 regulated and supervised both In
their Organization and operation that
their evil tendencies may b. checked
and their evil practices prevented. In
many instances they are efficient IN
dustrial Instruments and the natural
outcome ot an inevitable process Of
economic evolution. We do not desire
their destruction. but insist that they
shall be SO regulated and controlled a.
10 proven; monopoly and promote com
petition and In the fullest measur,
suhs.ryc and advance the public good
'Ih. patriotic and reso!ute course
~ the president Of the United States
in his recommendation 10 congress
upon this subject and upon the re
lated subject Of tho further regulation
of interstate commerce commands oui
confidence and Pdmiration and recent
legislation of congress In harmony
with his recommendations meets oni