The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
EGOESTHROUGH
STUART NOMINATED FOR COVER
 NOR or PENNSYLVANIA.
Apparently No Organized oppositfou to the Ticket Named--Platform
 Endorses the Pending Rail- road Rate HflI

iiaerisourg. Pa. June s--The Repubii- can state Convention met here todav ana nominated the following ticket.
 Sovernor. Edwin S. Stuart of pbt1,. aeiphiai Lieutenant Governor. pohar. niurphy of Cambria County; Auditor Sonn.n Robert K Young of Tioga county: Secretary of Internal Anstss aemry Houck of Lebanon. 2
 mere was apparently no orsa,,... opposition to this ticket.
 -u, The Platform Adontes
 we congratulate the naonI. ,nrn. u states on continued indns,r.a,
 .~,, in national affairs. oo"-
 we give full credit and nrsts.
 nntakrs or great industriaI ss.a e pSses Tor their splendid achjevaraas. put condemn those manarers u,ha sa.s misused their powers hv s,,, nor.at.ods in.e.hods Of competition, bv trana oS ie' oiscrimination by evasfor. iaw and who have in ao do,.. usr the cover of oreanizatior n,ta, un, psohai gain while escaning y~san, responsibility to the injury o, th. ..
 Ssts they represent and of h. rs,,,i "itn whom they deal. puoho ao most heartily and cordiaI,v sn. ana commend the splendd ad. ,iihlstration of President Tha,6ar. Roosevelt. Particularly do r- ~eouore ~ ms hdministration for it's fair vts-o-,,,. ana successful enforcement ,hranss me department of Justice of th. s,sss trust and interstate con,narcn ,a.s. the enforcement of which has copnalt1 ca respect for law and made if claa.
 a. great corporations and great fI- interest, finally will pc treated as any other law bra.,rars " IS matter of pride to Pennsvlvanias that he who was the attorney general under whom this policy was inaugurat. ed and who so signally aided In nnak ing It successful is the present junior senator from this state
 we believe in publicity of the af. Iairs ana management of the greaS corporations, particularly those which are common carriers or which deai tn the staples or necessaries of life ana we demand such governmental inspec- tion, supervision or regulation of sucb corporations as will give accurate knowledge of their financial condition and business methods. afford means Tor easily detecting dishonest manage ment and protect the public from inn- position. We further commend tho President for his inoeasing efforts to obtain such publicity, inspection and regulation, and for his fearlessness and impartiltty in carrying out the laws enacted during his administration.
 Supervision of Railroads.
 we approve the leSlslAtlOn pending in Congress and now certain to be enacted into law. providing for such supervision and regulation of railroad rates.
 The national power over interstate commerce Is supreme and can be exe- cuted effectively over all corporations engaged In such commerce. While we would not by restrictive laws unduly interfere with the freedom of inter af at hal trade deals with articles of necessity intimately concerning the daily welfare of our people. 1t should be brought under strict national control and we heartily commend the legislation now pending in Congress providing for tho rigid inspection of the meat products. which are the daily food of our peo- pie
 "We again declare our devotion to the Republican doctrine of protection for American industries.
 We urge further amendment of our immigration and naturalization laws so that undesirable foreign ele- ments may be excluded.
 We again acknowledge our debt of gratitude to the soldiers and sailors of our several wars. commend the pensions which have been granted them and urge our Senators and Repre- in Congress to support at all times such measures as may be necessary to secuH them from want In their declining years
 We are opposed to the ownership of coal mines and the mining of coal by railways or transportation compa- 1ies and we pledge the party to the enactment of such legislation as may DC necessary to make effective the con- ,titutional provision upon that sub eet."