The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-29

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state and TO the candidate. aud giving
equal advantages to rich aud poor alike
who MAY wisn 10 oner themselves for
corporations.
We believe that corporations should b.
treated fairly, the sane as individuals.
they should hav. every right the law
tceordt them, but not more. They must
be made 10 observe the Law the sainc as
individuals. Corporation property should
b. tas.i on ~ same basis a. private
lifanrn.=es shSaia be Included ~ property.
W. indoise "a. Democratic Platform q
DwBership .! public .utliiiiea
Labor aud tapttnt.
We ~ in favor Of protecting labor ~
wcil - capital zach has rights the other
fishia Of one mus not BE- sfcaisr than
the riglis OF the olher.
s"ncsit, "t the stnitot.
The satsli,y Of the ballot mus, b. pre-
With Vs. OF asainst a. mssi nave tie
privilege Of casting his ballot lust as he |
pleases. without Interference or hindranee
~ Ii.m. rai-. aud Police.
We declare IA favor Of taking the po-
licp departments ~ tho large cities of the |
kEtatg out o. p.ttics W favor the riHht
ms Their own omclsia. Ne pledge The
governor elected on t1ts platform Ia rec |
oinmgnd 10 the lrri.iatnrc ns soon a.
practicahi" The snHttmsut ~ iaws wfefs- |
by all muucifHiitiNH 1T the state shall De- ]
accorded such q sy.iem oi local Half-s1y-
m'tt uf the low Hul m"aintnntn,e OF The |
pctte amt di-uip Of. the state.
Coed Roads.
GOOD rpa'a ore necessary ~ flee inter
Cuufas ~ tltiaNfs ut tho state, and ihsfr |
" NJ subject nf more vital lmfprilnrr
Co 90" fHtiniuE iutrfDstf our prrfruf
tuad ihws - INADEQUATE w. favor the
passage 20 Laws making the railroad ruin-
m~lssiun"fH sut" highway commissioner !
nH we'll vim runsr'lHion over ne pnulic
-. al ~, f'.l. - ~. ,na lhlt ~.
| supervision. and if "a CAREFUL, -aunnI a |
plan OF cusoptfatIun hUtWrnn the state |
whereby az" 'xrens" can bc shared by
both. We shall favor the same as a grrat
nn,iroad Passes.
rhc railroad pass T. often the begin. |
ming y corruption Win Legislation. ". !
urge the stuet srfrasgmont ~ the com
Hutut1nhl provision and statutory snact- !
cials. or The HlyinF ~ officials. Of fr,c
railroad transportation. Mh'a a lorls |
tutor tekea q pass h. puts % ~ IN kuuwi.
plEr % The representative ~ the railroad |
that Do Ia violated The law and thereby |
often b'comes ~. svrNle Too. u olfpniat.
iui'fr 90. NJ one WrtnH ~ "fHlicttIur
tbs ryu Ne favor the adoption oi 90,
Oliver ~nutrudm.ut % Ne constitution
,o~Ls-it
Eyery true Mis-ouran g. Justly proud
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r.Ii iu the t'uii.d stnirs senate. Fnf Id.
most thirty YEAR bee hHs appreciated thi.
imp"fi,l STATE iu that body For uniif
charge 81 dptv. he has shown himself o.
o. 'hv t,t ni any q thar ~dittiurlishei
h.is w hereby heartily intntse hu
candidacy TOE recollection. O. pledge the
p"oplu II tho stats that l The dem9uraey |
controls th' NEXT g"n.fai ar.embll he VIII
be returned TO " .n,,ed states senate
rup,n 'his enunciatien Of principles w
~curhi,utIt appeal t1 ~ vot'fs ~ Ml'
souri, Tor support
"The next order " business shout.
ed CHAR snn Graves. rs tho nomlna-
tion OF a candidate for governor"
\ pause IN the proceedings followed
The ensuing silence was u he ndreiy
variety Efforts at s%dIpurniqg before
nomination were abandoned.
when the confusion suusIdod the
call 81 the roll on nominations for
governor was begun az 1893 q IN.
The First distr.cs yielded 10 the
tifth. and the chair r|tcugnls"d VIII |
lam u wallace. 81 Kansas CRY Who
p%roccelcd with a hoWory speech nom
mating Mr. Folf
Tom l. Anderson, OF 80 Louis fol-
lowed Wallace and placed Harry |
Have in nomination.
" = Anthony 81 fafuingion see.
ondcd tho nomination Of Fplk.
Pearl D. Decker. OF Jasper. seconded |
| tho nomlnaiiun OF iiaWrs.
A. 3:07 a m the last OF The dis
trlrt, was reached and clerks called
the roll for a vote Tor governor.
a.. No. -. 4wAas. sH.. gnH.. 40 Il
that q majority OF those voting. In
stead OF $50. d majority OF the entire
representation, wOnld nominate the
candidates. failed.
Folk received close TO t%wo-thlrds ma. |
joriiy. the vote standing; Folk. 55i:
Halves. III; Reed. IL,
Then. ON motion of Harry u. HAYES. |
the nomination was made unanimous.
Prolonged cheering followed tho
gnbcrnatorial vote. Mr. Halves. y. W.
Mcleod and C C.. Dickinson. OF Hen
~ county, were appointed a committee
To notify Mr.. Folk OF his nomination.
The nominee wal escorted into tho
convention by the committee AT 1854. |
Unprecedented cheering Folk APP
peared In the speakers stand. wild
ovation,
In accepting the nomination, Mr..
Folk spoke In part as follows: 4:
when | see about me representatives
wheen rnoiizs Paw. 9a M'-sSSnrl ava
Represent tn. plnns and pullci.s Of that
grratfttfty, | am profoundly Impressed
win the responsibility Ut my position. |
White I am Lrstihr1 by the %conndrnce
Aeu nave 's'f,ssed IA me, DO hot con.