The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10

every violation or law shall be prose- cuted; catholic enough 10 embrace in his creed every condition and type of man and, filled with the Christian spirit. to proclaim brotherly love. as taught by his Master. the Prince of
 Some Democratic PrineipIes.
 The Democratic party stands today for the protection Of all the individual riehts or every class of people, and for sy se rseosniains the % massss % instead sS" of classes, and elevating the man created by God oyer every dollar produced by man. It favors q just income tax. to terest on bonds. stocks. and other se- curities and property not now taxed shall bear its just proportion Of the nations burdens. as well as an inheri. often ill-acQuired fortunes. We stand for exact justice between capital and labor. and favors every legitimate putes between employers and employees, to the end that ke property of capital shall not be destroyed, and that those who toll with their hands shall not the rich, thus causing all ciasses to dwell together In brotherly love, and the country not to be shocked and con vulsed by strikes and strife. We. like and to prevent. corruption. demand that the utmost publicity be required from all candidates and their committees. showing the amount of the funds re- from which they were obtained.
 To-day, in no uncertain language, arraign and denounce the Republican Rony as ioT set ts oSS m ts sqa ns p form at Chicago. In blatant assertion 1t asaails the Democratic party as the party of diversity. and praises Itself reading, thinking men remember the fact that the panic of 1893. with which today they taunt us, commenced under Harrison's administration, and was brought about by laws of 2 Repupli- can Congress and transmitted to us be- fore Mir. Cleveland took charge of af- fairs or a single Congress had assem- bled under his administration; while all Know that the panic of iS07-the worst in ages, with the Republicans boasted tariff and financial laws in. full force and effect--happened at a time when the executives legislative and judicial departments were all under the aoso- lute control of the Republican party. and that breaking and dissolving banks assigning business inserss.s. lTts e,a. Tiienssaext pioysss out f Of joSs. and empty dinner pails give the lie to it's cry of pros psrity and prove 1t utterly unfit to con. trol public affairs.
 Republicans and Labor
 T arraign 1t for falsely declaring that 1t stands for higher wages. when, by the panic produced under It's metn- ods, thousands and tens of thonsandss work by the shutting down of mills, the taking Off of trains for want or freight to haul, and the closing or 5es %ns sa f0T ws 's isten aet to hs cry for from hungry children, and see the look of desoiation and desperation on the faces of strong men out of srnploymsnt. chem and begging for help. we cannot hut denounce party which, iYi honeyed language in it's platform. boastfully Sries out pfospsriisy fsns riEss ans to HE hungry stone instead of bread and serpent hsIsdo I donouscs os ss the assertions of the Re- SSIsSals Sstaas for Dss asw and % ordsr sqSal Tights to all, and no special privileges to rich or poor; when its protective policy has produced monopoly, huiIt up the rich Functions and other writs In it's courts, shielded trusts. while denying ito the lRborer even the sacred right of trial by jury. I defy any honest man to today under the eontrol. and domination of trusts created under Republican laws. and that no relief has been at. tempted against this wrong, until the President himself was compelled to cry Congress. Con thaf the laws favoring trusts and monopolies are so unjust Tn. their robberiss that thsy EouiS iustiiy ns,t sDf Y, labor unions and every kind of violence and fraud, from murder and bribery to ballot-box stufing:
 its utter Inconsistency In declaring for the preservation of our forests and the deepening of our waterways, when 1t is well known, though .petittoned by
 ontsrsnos at fstss sSs As Hoass Snd demanded by public necessity for the preservation of our national resources, with a majority of over te0 in the msined deaf to our entreaties and silent to our demands, and let Speaker Can. non wantoniy throttle the voice of a N kSrusts at the south.
 sT pass over with contempt, ga un- worthy. of great party and a brave people it's slnrs aud thruats at the sotuh. and ats attempt to gain votes by standIng here, the son of a Confeder- ate solder who dled for a eause he be. lisved Just end light, and making no epology for the acts of my father. ! that the South Is disloyal or untrue to the Union, but assert that It yields to no section in love for our ElortouF .nAg and devotion to the nations truest in- terest: aud we are brave and generous enough to return to our enemies love for hate, and Kindness for abuse.
 T likewise hold up before the gave of just people the miserable suetsr- platform as q remedy against govern ment by injunction. and criticize as oowardly their refusal. by q vote Of sso to s4. to allow publicity as to the funds received in their campaigns. and the manner of using them. and from whom fried out or collected
 s'Strip the Republican party. as set forth in it's platform. Of the progressive Ideas incorporated into 1t by. the Presi- teetion of our natural resourees the pIoyer's liability aet--all Of which Prssidsnt SsS S4tsgTs1 srcm Mr. sstt Bryan. With his knowledge, but without his consent-.- and there is nothing left but the old, haekneyed plank for protective traiff. and the enforcement of the hurry Aldricl" financial bilb which means turning eyer. the control of our finances to the stock gagg9lsrs gtp .b5. and nI1tt1ayy m9t11ey the destiny of the people into their hands. to destroy or keep alive, as R sfn pleasing contrast to the princi- ples of the Repubiican party, standipg as 1t does for monopoly protective train: q financial system. not for the consumer and producer. but manu- bower: a strong centralized govern. ment. almost denying State rights and proelaiming government by injunction: no income tax. but revenues collected hatred and malice. as shown by their mention of the South--we proudly hold up the grand principles of Jefferson. as contended for by sound Democracy and now championed and upheld by the logic and eloquence of Bryan.
 For all of The People.