Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-07-09
Injunction Plank Seems to
Be Bone Of COnten-
ton AlI Around
PIanks Adopted favofing I'm.
mediate Tariff Reform,
Free Lumber, Etc.

Denver, Col, July S.-After reach
ing an agreement on plank on the
question of the injunction, and an
nouncing the fact, the subcommittee
Of the subcommittee on platform,
having that subject in charge, to-
night failed to supply the full COM
mittee with the document and thus
caused the suspension of the entire
proceedings on that question. Not
only did the subcommittee fail to-
present it's report up to 1920 o'clock,
but neither Mr.. Williams nor Mr.
Sullivan of the subcommittee, had
put in an appearance at the COM,
mittee meeting.
During the evening there was much
discussion by labor leaders Of the
Injunction plank, and while it was
asserted that the officers of the Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor were satisfied with
the plank, other representatives of
labor made a loud protest against
the omission of provision demand
ing notice in advance in Injunction
proceedings. ~.
e At that hour it was announced
that the full subcommittee had pass
ed upon all but three or four sub
jects to be dealt with end the mem
bers of the subcommittee expressed
confidence that the subcommittee
would be able to present COM
plete report when the full committee
meets at 9 o'clock tomorrow. At
1870 this subcommittee adjourned
until $3.50 a.. m.
Detailed Report. .s.ss4
Denver, July S.-After being in ses-
sion most OF last night, the working
subcommittee of the Democratic con.
vention committee on resolutions re-
sumed it's sittings at an early hour
today, but at Z p. m. took a recess
until 8 p. m. the members being need
l in the convention hall. 1t had
been the expectation of the sub-com.
mittee that it would be prepared to
report to the full committee at 5
clock this afternoon, but when that
hour arrived the work of the sub-com-
mittee was still so incomplete that it
was necessary for the full committee
to take an adjournment until 10
O'Clock tonight, with a prospect that
upon meeting at that hour it would
be necessary to again adjourn unit.
emorrow morning. s.s;
Eli The subcommittee spent the first
half of the day in discussing sugges,
/ tons of Mr.. Bryan and others rela-
tive to the planks in tina platform, but
l shortly after noon decided that in
order to make progress it would be
necessary to divide the work. and
consequently subcommittee of the
subcommittee were appointed on va
rious subjects, including injunctions
trusts, railroads, resources of the
4 CounbIyy ldlil, SlS. hSoC lltAot SUI
committees consisted in alcases Of
A three members, and the rest Of the
day was spent largely by them in con
A situations over various subjects
There were, however, some questions
i upon which the full subcommittee
found it possible to pass, and these
included publicity Of campaign con
stributions, relative to which a strona
| plank was adopted. The committee
! also adopted various other sugges
4 tons, among them being planks de
4 manding the enactment Of an income
Il tax law, poryiding for the restriction
4 OF oriental immigration. denouncins
i what the committee termed Prssi
dent Rooseyelt's perpefuation OF hi
dynasty etc. q.
The Injunction subcommittee wa
the first to be appointed, and II mem
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