Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-04

flee, to fix the conditions upon which
the parties will contend
Thunderous applause greeted this
remark and one which followed. that
there was "a democratic crusader in
Mr.. Bryan" He did not think
Speaker Cannon was one nor was
Senator Knox or Secretary Taft Re
ferring to Mr Bryan, Mr.. Cochran
said;
we have crusader as to whom
| there is some doubt as to whether he
! is not too strenuous, l opposed him
| him in the past, | might still oppose
! him, but / believe this message has
outlined the conditions under which
| he becomes the foreordained cham
pion of law and order"
The applause which this utterance
evoked among the democrats was Sc
great that it was some time before
Mr. Cochran could proceed, Continu.
ing and stiu referring to Mr. Bryan,
Mr., Cochran said that if he declared
| himself the champion of the princi.
pies which were directly and indirectly
embodied in the presidents message
IF he represents the determination to-
prosecute malefactors for their crimes
a'o il rigorous enforcement OF theI
Ia" shouId result IN congesting the
el'"'iilaI courts lheh the pIunderers
ol ih'l'ohs VIII oe gwen precedence
III 'ne pathWay TO prison over the PHI
tcrers of pennies"
MIR. Hepburn Of Iowa declared thatI
the democrats have shown great vel-
7"IItI III ,he ueoate Oh To-Day one ne
'a"' spoke III ulSeetulY terms OF the
pIGs'uGnl, announcer Sa'u ne eouIu not
t," "helher Ihe message was by MR..
hooaeNrl or pN ms own political |
"o''' ms '''CSs"se' s"'u M'' hep-
oUi'h; rs received IN some parts OF the
g"ul'IH ", WIN Nloleht cohdenhauohS'
''lls ro'u'l'l'a''oh comes rom the
organs OF the very men, ana those
ou'l' W'o'h 'ne president OF the
hlteo states mas seen tit to denounce
az l'' "l1i'lattorS' the great maleiac-
LOTS OF tHe age, ana that Is the only
'"ulte from Whlch 1t has come, eX-
'ep' from lhe gentleman from ONO,
'eIeriIus |" Mr. Foraker
me president Mf' Hepburn de-
o'"' tu, hau done hothlhg TO uhsettle
pN MS own actS' lie had
>'"PN caI'eu attention to the ms
'eeuS o' those hlaIelactorS' me
p'eS'" TII ne salu' Is helther a pull
nor pear. Ihe stock gamblers mel
'd'u' nave uone more lhan any othef
-IasS 10 prlnR on thls disaster To
'llhB Into uISIePule the Value OF our ,
securities i
IN everything lne president mas 1
zone continued Mr.. Hepburn the
american people stand behind him I
II every recommendation Of this mes
age the American people stand be
una MN
continued applause on the repubIi- J
AN Slue' quickly followed IN all parts $
u lhe mouse Interrupted the speaker i
or some hllhutes- ANA theN de- {
'dlu' ne went on Wheh quiet was /
eatoIeu' IhaI the legislation Tor the f
y sSiutnlS Slahu ShdII De given IN
= oet Nllal IhIs may pe made through 4
ne eoui'a' some may say there VIII |
'' hotlInS zone pE TINS congress.
ION p'HeNe H. 1 assert that the
, ,"ieI ,' ''a' people are earnest IN SO
'otHinE lue hahuS OF the executive
'''' P"NeI '"al ne may De apIe To a'-
oh hpiish IN" reforms advocated in tins
'esSdse ana Il any stands IN the way
e VIII SIMPLY be run over Again
wave OF upfoarous applause swept r
FtI tHe mousse
Mf' Hepburn SAID the democrauci
a'tS Is inahlns departure IN ad-
oCa llhg the course of the president
hu hau opposed national legislation
many cases on the ground thai