Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-04

force them. To these ends we re- quire
 A governor free from alliance with corporations and trusts, uncontrolled by politicians, q servant of the people, recognizing his official obligations anl evading none of them, man who knows the law and dares to enforce 1t. Direct popular control of the law. making bowed In the granting Of franchises and privileges through tho right to initiate and reject such legis- lation at the polls and to recall faith less legislators.
 The public ownership and operation of public utilities In nation. state and city.
 Eight hours for labor; protection Of women and children against overtime work; the absolute indefeasible right to trial of facts by jury In equity cases involving labor injunctions. Takation which shall obtain full con- tributions from wealth success and bear lightly upon labor and the poor.
 Drastic law against private mono poly, with Imprisonment penalties only.
 Reciprocity and tariff revision.
 Free hides. free coal, free lumber, free iron and free wood pulp.
 Legislation to save Massachusetts manufacturers from their present handicap by unjust tariff on the raw material of their product.
 Fostering international commerce by generous and friendly concessions in the adjustment of our toriff to all nations opening to us their markets for our products.
 Tearing down the tariff walls which entrench monopoly and sus- tain enormous fortunes exacted from honest labor and Haunted in the face of the toilers by their gross and vicious possessors.
 Stringent laws as to the raising of the price of necessities by conspiracy or other unlawful method. with i'm prisonment penalties only.
 Laws providing imprisonment pen- alties for willful negligence by pub lie officials.
 Repeal of the legislative agent act and enactment of laws making lobby ing a crime. with imprisonment pen alties only.
 Abolishment of capital punish ment.
 Repeal of legislative immunity act.
 The nomination of all candidates for elective ofice by direct vote.
 No interference with legislators ex- cept by written message.
 More stringent laws as to receipt. and accounting of money by campaign committees.
 The democracy of Massachusetts Is proud to swell the note of praise for the distinguished Nebraskan demo crat. Americas great Commoner. whose moral leadership has been of influence and whose voice has been raised for the uplifting of In every land. vhosc nom- nation by our party for the highest once in the nations gift vas proof of our party's wisdom. and whose de seafs only endeared him the more to the democracy which admired him for all that it cost him to be rfKht- | While William Jennings Bryan lives ! ue shall not want for an exemplar of l all that is best and truest in democra-
 
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 The democracy of the empire state | of New York has nominated for gov srnor C man vho>e tremendors snd effective efforts for the advancenent 1 of derocrztic principles have been l the wonder of our modern political | history All that great wealth. great industry. ability. faith and cour.Es could do in expountins sosnd poIifi- | al principles and exposinR to the peop,e's e.se the e.emfes Of the re-I Dutlfc. William R Hearst- tie demo- -r.fic czndi1afe for evvernor of Nex n1nr1uD&111o 1unFV vl10 0e m
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