The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
NOMINATED
JOHN A. MORAN
Massachusetts, Demo-
Gratis Meet.
w. ]. BRYAN Is ENDORSED
Convention Pledges for Hearst After
Long Wrangle.
Platform Calls For Drastic Law Against
Private Monopoly with linz
prisOnment Penalties and
Same for NeGlectful
Public Omcials.
w. ]. BRYAN Is ENDORSED

Boston, Oct. 4-The Democratic state
Convention today nominated the fol-
lowing ticket by acclamation:
Governor-John NJ. Moran.
Lieutenant Governor - E. Gerry
Brown.
Attorney General-John w. Cum
mings, Fall Rive.
Auditor-T. L. Hisgen. Springfield.
Secretary of State-Charles C. Paine.
Hyannis.
Treasurer-George NJ. Harrington.
Lowell.
The convention adjourned after adop-
ting resolution offered from the floor
vention endorse william J. Bryan as
the next Democratic nominee for Pres
ident
The Massachusetts, Democratic State
Convention was held here today. The
report of the committee on resolutions
submitted a platform. which was adop-
ted, containing the following para
graphs:
The democracy Of Massachusetts, is
proud to swell the note Of praise Tor
the distinguished Nebraskan Democrat.
Americas great commoner. whose NOR
al leadership has been of worldwide
Influence and whose voice has Deen
raised for the uplifting OF humanity
in every land; whose nomination by our
party for the highest once IN the ma
lions gift, was proof of our party
wisdom and whose defeats only endear-
err him the more to the democracy
which admired him for all that IT cost
him to be right. While william Jeh-
ninss BRYAN lives, we shall not want
for an exemplar of all that Is pest anu
truest in democracy.
."rhe Democracy Of the empire STATE
of New York has nominated for Gov
on,or man whose tremendous and
efrective efforts, for the advancement
of Democratic principles have been the
wonder of our modern political histo-
nv All that great wealth. great IN
dustry. ability, faith and courage
could do in expoundfng sound poii.i-
cal principles and exposing TO tne
neonies gaze the enemies of the re-
puhf,c William r. Hearst the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor OF New
York is now doing. We congratulate
the Democracy OF New York upon its
wise selection OF a leader ana souho
Massachusetts heart wishes Tor MT {.
Hcarst's election.
The platform declares that IN order
70 restore the honesty and morality OF
the republic and State there are heo-
essary: .,,,.,
!,
corporations ana trusts'
"plrect popular control OF the law
making power in the granting OF IRAN
chises and privileges.
'"rhe public ownership and operation
NJ nublic utilities In nation state ana
city, o.o,.,or =,
Eight hours for labor; protectlon OF
women and children against overtime
work. trial of facts by jury In equity
cases involving labor injunctions. #
Equal taxation.
"Drastic law against private monop-
DIV with imprisonment :'ehaities oIiy.
"Recfprocity and tariff .evision' Tree
hides free coal, free lumber. Tree iron
and free wood pulp.
"Strinecnt laws as to the raising OIL
,bo nrice of necessities by conspiracy
~ unlawful method with imprison-
ment penalties only
laws providing imprisonment pen
altIes for wilful negligence by pupi'c
officials ,,s,.os
'"rhe nomination of all candidates
for elective office by direct vote =,
Mr.. Clark of williamsburg SPOKE ~. III
pathering was Massachusetts, con
Tention he said and as such had noth-
ing TO do with New York politics. He
ocored n motion that the paragraph
referring to Mr.. Hearst be recohs'o-
orcd The tumult increased between
onplause for Clark and cheers LOT
Hearst.
In an excited debate during which
the uproar cnsued. Representative Jonn
A sullivan supported the motion to
reconsider the plank. He said:
"If 7 understand the cardinal prin-
ciples Of Democracy. 1t is support the
party's nominee and am here for the
purpose of taking from his path the
one obstacle which has been placed
in the way of his election. That par
aRraph will never he adopted by the
Democracy of this state as n true ex-
preston OF its opinion
+ Gerry Brown Of Brockton. candi-
date for the nomination for Lieutenant
Governor opposed the motion to re-
consider. holding that the mention of
Rrvan ad Hearst in the platform was
not an endorsement The motion to re-
consider was lost and the platform
as reported was adopted.
The BRYAN plank called forth a burst
OF cheers AS the Hearst paragraph
was being read there was some cheer
ing. but almost Immediately boots and
Kisses prcdominated
Chairman FccneY pounded his desk
but delegates shouted:
strike that plank out" Bryan.
Bryan
vote on tho adoption OF the COM
mittec4 report resulted in the chuir-
mans Announcing that the ayes had It..
FOUND EIGHTEEN BODIES.
CHASTITY Discovery ny Members of Mo-