The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-06

ss;, every !: aisPuts which dsSss diplomatic ,.ws w: assert ths right et censrs:s. to t sxsrclse complets control over inter ssats eomnnerce and we assert tns complete control over the commerce within its borders
 We demand such an enlargement of DOW poweTs cf national and state ssllwsy Y give full protection to persons and places from discrimination and sxfer-
 Control af Rnilrsnd.. We believe that both the nation and the various sfates should first ascer- tain the present values of the railroads, msss1red bg the cost Of rsprodqyetl0n; y snl watered stock or nctitions captaliza- tton; third, prohibit the railfoads from engaging in any business which brings s psrs sS asS efRsSi'Sa fouRPsh reduce % transports Rs aRsrs sss they Wifi wii yisiS se osS rsason able return on the present value or defined as return sufficient to keep the stock Of the road at par when suen roads are honestly capitalized. The sSg or. sSns sE ssss d Ga sesssr Rss T stood since the shrink age in the marx : < et value Of such stock has pfeciptated . widespread panic and brought enor. nous loss to the country.
 ~1she panic mas emphasized the ile- cessity Tor legislation protecting the wealth producers From spoiation as the hands Of the stock gamblers and the gamblers in farm products.
 ''The present financial stringency fur nishes additional proof that the ke- publican leaders are either unwilling or incompetent to. protect the Interest of the general public.
 .dThey have 50 linked us to Wall Street that the sins of the speculator are visited upon the entire country.
 we favor the postal savings bank and In addition thereto insist npen ,ne for the better organization ot banks and for the protection of band depos- it's The government demands securl- ty when it deposits public money in ,.s, 2 of the Individual depositcr who en- trusts his earnings to bank should be as specific ss the governments secu-
 5We oppose both the Aldrich bill and the Fowler bill, and believe that inso- far as the needs of commerce requfre an emergency currency such currency should be Issued and controIied ey the Federal governmsns s ana sass sssnr,ty " snJsd and ht rate of interest which will ccmz pei ita retirement when the emergency d Fsn !, v .lve demand. further. that favcrites ir inc deposit of treasury funds shall be abolished and that surplus Teve- nues shall be deposited at competitive ratez upon suflcfent security and fair iy distributed throughout the country
 Capital and Labor.
 we believe In the eenciliation or capital and labor and favor every le- gitimate means for the adjustment or CTS and thair employees. to the end that justice may be done te those who toll and that society may he relieved from the embarrassment occasionsd by pro- longad strikes and IockQuts.
 I've favor such a modification of the law relative to tn1unctions as VIII, nrsI prevent the issuing of the writ in in- dustriaI disputes except after notice 10 defendants and full hearing second, hnn the one who issued the writ, and. third allow jury to be summoned in ali cases where the alleged contempt is committed outside the presence of the
 eve favor an employers liability law, applicable to both private and pub lie employers.
 We favor full full REotsctien by vi,Stn sStn their respective spheres of all foreign CTS residing in the United States un- der the treaty but we are opposed to the admission CT AAAalfc lIItul8F%HtN ygho cannot be aTnaIgamated with cur populatien, or wh0ee presence among us would raise a race issue and involve us in dinlomatfe controversies with Oft- ental powers, and we demand a stftctar enforcement of the immigration iaws against any immigrants who advocate assa assination as means of retoraing our government. fi
 we welcome Oklahoma to the sia- terhood of States and heartily eon+ gratulats her upon her ausptcfcua be- ginning of a great career.
 I've faveg separate Statehood for Arizona and New Mexico and demand for the people of Porto Rico the full enjoyment of rights and privileges of a territorial ferm of Government.
 "The Democratic Party of Nebrasl<a again declares confidence in and admi- ration for William Jennings Bryan. In him we behold the ideal American cit izen--the ideal Democrat We rejoice that the principles which he has SO ably advocated have been gladly res ceiVed and are now generally accept- ed by the American people.
 "Resolved, That the delegates by this convention chosen be and they are hereby instructed to vote as a unit for the nomination of MT. Bryan for the