The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08

vention should publish an. indictment against the Republican party. We can probably expedite the prcceedings by sossnssa the n pss . q cesau susy sss to the words, We Did Not" to conform to the admitted facts. We then have the following Republican concession or
 I've did not revise the tarif:'
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 We did not add single line 10 the interstate commerce law. giving the Federal Governmsnt supervision
 We did not exact a currency meas ure that would mitigate the evils of q panc b eogSary sueh As sndsr
 we did not limit the opportunities for abusing the writ of injunction i, Ws ad aid not establish postal say.
 We dId not establish bureau of mines and mining.
 Arizona as separate states'
 "The last Congress was in session erabie banking Institutions. proffering q holiday to q funeral. closed their doors and filied the minds of the mi1- lions of depositors with anxiety and tai savings banks which had been steadily growing in this country. be- came almost universal during the re-
 So insisten. became the voice of the people that the President sent a special message to Congress urging the estab- iishment of postal savings banks where sne earnlngs aa,h 2, & ouf pe1pie rnct snt coDe De trol and responsibility of the Federal government, and where no peculattng bank cashier or any member Of The board of directors could eat up the
 aThs United States Senate showed its hearty sympathy with. this popular demand and It's profound respect for while the message was being read; while over in the House of Represen- tatives they refused to suspend the roll Ss Ss Ss HeS HSSis ssd ss rfssS' SsS sent ns from the White House.
 The Chicago platform points with pride to the passage of 2 child labor the Rspublican party go further than the enactment of penal laws and in the name of humanity use its vast en- ergies for the removal of the conditions
 Reign of Monopoly.
 Tt is the reign of monopoly that Is emptying our school houses and filling the sweat-shops with child labor. and this same system of monopoly Is fast limiting the opportunities for inde- pendent livelihood among those who are forced into the industrial field and thus 1t Is doubly blighting that hope of youth which in former stages of our national growth opened an avenue of honor and independence to every child reared upon our soil.
 The most palpable Instance of the insincerity of the Chicago platform Is found in its declaration respecting the Issuance of injunctions. It would have omitted all mention of 1t. At session after session of Congress, labor has pleaded for relief from the abuses of knjunctions, but It's appeals have fallen on deaf ears and there has been no in- dieation that remedial leglslation of any character would be enacted. The oligarehy In House and Senate has de- ctded that nothing shall be done to weaken any advantage that corpora tions have gained in labor disputes.
 The fact is that all our citizens, without respect to station or occupa- tion in life, have a genuine respect for the courts and desire to maintain their
 "The charge that the courts are be- ing assailed is simply made for the purpose of diverting attention from the real issue. Heretofore 1t has not been considered treason or an unwar- rantable attack upon the honor of the courts to define their Jurisdiction, pre- scribe their procedure, restrict their