The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-02
No MENTION or BRYAN.
nay state Democrats Neminate . Ticket
sn IN Antitrust Plaassrm.

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en IN Antitrust Platssrm.
BosToN. Oct. The Massachusetts Dam
ocrats held their State convention in Ire.
mont Temple to-day. It was harmonious
gathering. Not a word was heard of free
silver or William Jennings Bryan.
Perhaps this was due to the absence OF
George Fred Williams. He was chosen q
delegate from Dedham. but he did not ma Ike
his appearance. 1t was said at his Office
that Mr. Williams had TO 60 to New York
on business.
Richard Olney. I'd, of Leicester, nephew
OF the Hon. Richard Olney, who was
selected after midnight as running
mate for Col. CASTOR. was nominated for
Lieutenant Governor. The Hon. Charles S
hamlin, who was Col. Gaston's rival for
the nomination last year, presented the
latters name for Governor to-day. The
ticket follows:
Goyenor-WMLIAM A. CASTOR OF Boston.
Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures O-sEY, %, OIL
r., Secretary OF the CommonwcaIth-EzEkI NJ
r., treasurer and Receiver. GcneraI-THoMAs C
Auditor-fRANcIs X. TKTRArLr of southbridrc
A'tofne3 -Gcneral--JoAx j. FLAHEKrY vi Glouces
Part Of the platform follows
FIRST OF AZ We place the question whether
those laws shall continue which put the live
Iino0d Of sO.OoO,OOO OF people In the power
OF the few, which Enabled the same bands
h ina, contro the railroads to control the mines
that own the peoples necessit les to own the
peoples government. The trusts. monopo-
. hes,. made BY law. intrenched behind a pro
ana special rates. Dunder our peOple will,
one hand while with the other they reach
iqr conquest. and sell their product cheap
We despise the HYPOCRISY which outdoes
poppllsm in placing the Treasury money
az the service Of favored banks and breaks
FAVOR the Immediate regulation OF trusts
under the interstate commerce and Ia Ration
powers or Congress. and the admission free
raw materials of manufacture. and the nee
essaries Of life.
We condemn the policy, OF conquest and
treated as we p r " we demand that that the
Philippines be treated like Cuba.
Reciprocity with Canada. long the hope
or abandoned forever. We demand as a
natural right an opportunity to preserve
ana enlarge our commerce with our north
United States Senators should be elected
by the people and not by Legislatures packed
or corrupted.
country which shall eauslize the hours of
labor. shorten the hours of women and child
rem, prohibit the labor of the very young in
factories. and protect our mechanics and our
employers by bringing other States up to the
Massachusetts standard. We demand from
Congress q national labor code which shall
limit the hours of continuous employment
OF railroad engineers, telegraph operators
and switchmen. and generally protect all
enga ged in Interstate commerce by uniform
law throughout the country
We condemn the abuse by some Federal
courts Of the. high writ of Injunction We
favor tribunals for voluntary arbitration in
DEGREES.
We should condemn iynchin rs in the South
or in the North as we condemn massa cres
in Russia or murders in the Philippines
Hence We favor an early declaration OF our
purpose In the Philippines. and oppose the
repeal Of the Fourteenth or Fifteenth Amend
ment