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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

senator MiNiam Warner. of Mls.
snurl. TODAY addressed che follow
iug, notification spooch TO VIM. n.
TAFT
Mr rafii You are. of course rot
unaware tha, Ne Rooseyells term
as Pte iient OF the United Siatos
YIN eSnire ON March tth. isOs, 'ha,
iho political par,l,l Of our country
ere pcrfec,lpE thelr orsaninliaa,
prep 'Faiors 20 presgpilne 10 the pe,-
pie a. the general election 20 to
held IA November next their respec-
tive can estes for that h'sh omcsy
t'at the Repuhlioan party. IN "a
uonai oonsehilon. eomposed ~ de-.
ftates ',lte,eniing every state and
territory anl fho outlying posses
sion of The lialtel S'a,es. semelel
Ia Chleago June telh to 18th. IN
elasise, has COMPLETED rs de'ihera-
iops thei q hes outlined aad sub.
miiiea 90 che ,ltiten,hin Of the RE-
pahile. fnr confederation aad aapo-
uon, governmental policies, which
q ecnhisnlly believes ain be- II the
t'shest sn,co 70 ihe patloa a her
f'e0 rsrs' lhai q has frnm among
iii Strong ana e,pof eaced states.
taenr asa pho,e seryles q tAs pab,
IA aes aepsaasssasel lhelf pog,h.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

lest of those entitled to look to tho
American flag for protection, with.
ont regard TO race. creed or color
and whether he be citizen of IN.
United States or any of our depen.g
dencies.
Exclusion.
"In the matter Of putting a lin.
itation upon Asiatlc immigration re.
ferred to In the Democratic platform
II Is sufficient to say that the present
Republican admini tration shows II.
self able to minimize the evils sus.
gested and subsequent Republican
administrations can be counted upon
to continue the same policy
Publicantion Of Contributions.
Another plank in the Democrats
platform refers to the failure OF
the Republican convention TO express
an opinion in favor Of the publicity
of contributions received and ex.
pepditureI made in elections. Here
again we contrast our opponents
promise by our own acts. Great i'm.
provement has taken place under Re.
publican auspices in respect to the
collection and expenditure of money
for this purpose. If elected / shall
urge upou congress that a law be
pas ed requiring the filing in a fed.
eral Office of statement Of contrl.
buttons received by committees and
candidates in elections.
I'm my Judgment en amendment
TO the constitution for an income tax
is not necessary. With respect to
the election of senators by the peo-
pie, personally. am inclined to fay.
or Il. but It II hardly a partisan
question. The foreign policy OF the
country has greatly contributed to
the peace Of the world. The part
the administration took to bring
about the end of the Russian-Japan-
csc war and the preventing OF wars
in Central America and Cuba are
striking instances of this.
"If ever a party has entitled Itself
to approval OF its work by renewed
mandate Of power from the people
whom It has served. It is the Re.
publican party in the present cam.
pa Ign. The only respect in which
nothing has been done Is the deye.
opment OF our foreign marines. As
long as we uphold the system OF pro.
lection for our home industries We
NUT recognize that II Is appleabls
10 assist those OF our citizens en-.
gagged In the foreign shipping be.
cause there IL no feasible means Of
excluding foreign competition and
that the only other method OF build
ing IN such busIne-s g. In the mail
subsidy. I am in favor o. the bill
cons'dered IN the last congress as
a tentative step. have pointed out
that the attitude OF the Republican
party with reference 20 evils whlci
have crept In Is to continue the
Roo eyelt policies OF progress and
regulation. while the attitude OF the
Democratic party under the present
leadership is To change for the sake
OF change TO the point Of lrrespohs'
ible destruction and that there Is 10
hope whatever OF restoration o.
prosperity In returning Il TO power
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

I'm addition the Republican pat
form recommends the adoption o.
nos, al savings bank system IN when
q course. the government woulu Os
come responsible to the deposltorS
for the payment of principal and m
terest.
"Tbe Democratic platform recon-
mends a tax on national banks am
ucb state banks as may come H. IN
the nature of enforced insurance 10
rai-e the guaranty fund to pay de-
,osltors Of any bank which falls
uov state banks can be included IN
! such a scheme under the constitution
H. Jeff in the twilight zone of states
rights and federalism so frequently
found in the meaning and pur-
poses OF the platform. The propo-
sition is to tax the honest, prudent
banker to make up for the dishon-
esty and imprudency Of others. l.
the proposal we're adopted exactly
as the Democratic platform suggest
fl would benefit the whole banking
system of the country down in ruin
and this proposal Is itself an ex-
cellent illustration of the fitness for
national control of the party when
will commit itself to a gcheme OF
this nature, who the slightest bit OF
responsibility for the practical opera
tion Of the law proposed.
Both platforms declare in favor
of generous pensions for veterans o
the Civil and Spanish wars.
81 am lacking in one qualification
of all Republican Pre-idents since
Lincoln. that OF having been exposed
to the danger OF death on the field
OF battle in the defense of the coun-
try. | hope this lack will not maks
the veterans think | am not most
deeply thrilled by the memory OF
their great comrades gone before,
Grant. Hayes. Garfield, Harrison and
Mckinley were all sons of Ohio.
Negro Question.
"The Republican platform refers
to the amendment Of the constitution
pas ed by the Republican party for
the protection OF the negro The best
men OF both races ought to rejoice
in the growing up among the South
ern people OF an influential element
disposed TO encourage the negro In
bic hard struggle.
Greater Navy.
Mckinley. Roosevelt and the Re-
publican party have constantly ad'
vocated a policy with respect to the
army and navy that will keep this
republic az Ell times able to defend
her territory and doctrines and as
'ure her an appropriate part In pro-
noting tranquility among the ma
tons We are a world power and
cannot help H. And although a
peace with all the world. secured II
the consciousness OF American peo
pie. do not de ire and will not pro
woke war with any other country
we must be prudent and not be
lulled In a sense OF security whici
viii possibly expose 20 nat 'onal hu
initiation. The 30 itlon our country
has won under republican arms be
fore the world should inure to tho
benefit OF everyone even the humb
i, .----,.tn-,r-,f,,,s..,ss
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

Il have suggested the duty OF
returning IN such cases to the orig
inal practice under the statute OF
the United States and the rules In
equity adopted by the supreme
court. which did not permit the is
suing of an Injunction without not
ice. In this respect the Republican
convention adopted another remedy,
that without going 80 far, promi7eS
TO be eflcarious IN securing the
proper consideration in such cases
by courts by formulating into leg
i-lative act the best present prac-
tice.
with respect 10 notice, the Dem
ocratic platform contains no rec
ommendation. IT'S only inteliigible
declaration in regard TO Injunction
suits Is the reiteration of the plank
in the platforms OF 1896 and 1904,
providing that, in prosecutions for
contempt in federal courts, where
violation of the law constituting the
contempt charged Is outside the
province OF the court there shall be
Jury trial. The extended operation
o. -uch provision to weaken the
power of the courts in the enforce
ment of lawful orders can hardly be
over-stated. The administration OF
/ Justice lie1 az the foundation Of the
government. The maintenance of the
authority OF the courts Is essential
unless we are prepared to embrace
an anarchy. Never in the history Of
the country has there been such an
inIiduous attack upon the judicial
system az that proposed to interjec.
jury trial between all orders Of the
courts made after a full hearing and
the enforcement Of such orders.
Financial System.
The late panic disclosed a lack
OF elasticity in our nnacial sy TEN.
This has been Professionally met by
an act Of the present congress per-
hitting the issue % additional emer-
gency bank notes and insuring with
drawal when the emergency has
pa sed by a high rate OF taxation. It
Is drawn In conformity with the
present eystem OF bank note cur
rency, but varies from II in certain
respects by authorizing the use or
commercial paper and bonds OF good
credit rs well as United States bonds
a. security for its redemption. u
is expressly but temporary meas
ure and contains provisions for tn
appointment Of n currency commits
sion 20 recommend new reformed
+ system OF currency This inadequacy
~ our pro currency system .
'ape TO changed conditions and the
emo nour ex1anslon generally rec
oe1'-ei.
"Thc Republican platform wc,'
's'a'os that we must have moro
castle and adaptable system 10 meet
tho re0uiremenis of agriculturists.
manufacturers. merchants and bull
moss men generally. that Ct mu-t be
automatic IN oorr''ions recognizing
the nuctuatous IN interest rotos. lu
which every dcl'9r rhNl No rs good
as gold and which shall prevent
rather than ald financial suineency
In b-ilging about panic'.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28

NcWo Causes Trouble.
The arrival OF Joseph A. Lee, a
coal black Florida negro, the only
coiorcd member OF the Taft notiica-
tion committee. at the slntOn hotel
today nearly raised serious race
question, but the trouble was
smootbed out, and Lee now bears
the di tlnctlon Of being the only ne
gro ever received rs a guest at the
slnton.
Lee ordered bis room reserved by
mail. aud the management OF tho
hotel had no idea he was a negro
from the letter. when he arrived
today the clerks we're astounded and
there was CONSERVATION In general
The color line Il distinct here, and
TO allow negro 20 enter the dining
room as a guest would mean the loss
OF much trade.
Mrs. Charles p. Taft II the prlnci-
pal stockholder OF the Sinton, and,
aalde from that, II was not desired to
make any move that might have po-
lltloal Importance. II was decided
at length. 10 be the best plan 10 give
Lee the room, as quietly ms possible.
and persuade blm 20 make himself
as iltile consplclous as he could.
Thorcupon the negro was Informed
that he could have the room, but
that he would have TO take his meals
there. This satisfied him. Lee talk,
with distinctive way down south"
negro accent lie II strong TAFT
supporter and today said
u think the brownsville case has
beea forgotten. and I am sure that
most o. the negro vote viii be cast
for Taft"
Following N a llst of the event
cenieriug around the not 'neatlon of
william Howard TAFT today OF his
nomination a. the Republican oandi-
date for the presidency
7 a. Artillery sa'utes from
the hill tots
sn m. Fiar raising ceremonies
a. Charlie y TRftn residence
Cheegins falll To bring TAFT eut,
but hls wie finally Induces him 20
appear and make hrlef speech to
the crowd
~ a. m.-Taft holds Informal W..
cepilon for the notification commit
tee,
AZ m. TAFT onc'ely notified by
senator Warner. of Missouri Dc
llvers acceptance speech.
y. IA Tho candidate reviews
the parade Of veterans. political an /
Z civic organizations and militia from
stand On front OF his brother
home
ap ~ DAYLIGHT nrcwork dis
play IN Government square.
si8o q. M The notification com.
miiico taken Cor lido IN automobiles.
so ~ TAN d'nes az rhe couHtry
club with the mobilization commitioe.
7lsp N Reception for Tar
and she p0raeatlon committed
ahoari tha Steamer Island Queon on
the Ohio river
sp. M Party views hFowork
from me river, ln the midst of .
r,eai dlspla, oi illuminated era e.
snnAlar William Mnrnnr. on AL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28
CINCINNATI CHEERS
Ccontinued from Page H.

F-~~tr~~ay~rNr-ras~~~ rAsrHr'-r'--e~
Hitchcock and Arthur l. vorys held
conference. II IS tuppo ed that
the subject was the question o. In
vliing Senator Foraker TO partici-
pate IN the campaign opening at
Youngstown o., September 5.
The matter o. whether Foraker
should be invited TO the Youngs.
town meeting Il the most perplexing
question before the leaders Just now
They are anxious to show him the
courtesy and take the step toward
harmony but they are afraid Of what
he viii say. II has been proposed
10 invite him TO speak upon condi-
tions that he submit his remarks In
advance to the managers Of the meet
ing. This. however, Is said not 10
be favorable to Taft.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-07-28
VIM II Taft, ln his speech Of ac
eeptauce, said. in part as follows'



Competition Ia profitable huslnes
cannot be affected hy the mere as-
gregation OF many existing plants
under one company. unless that COM
pany thereby on els the great econ
omN the heneili Of which Il shares
with the public on takes some illegal
method "a avoid eomnclltion an I
peme,uate Us hold ON the business.
uplaNiu' trusts should De restrained
wiik all the efficiency of the lniune-
i've pToee aud persons epgagea In
maintaining them should be pun.
lshee. 10 destroy them ana elm.
mate the wealth ,hey represen, from
the proiuclns capital of The country.
would entail an enormous loss ami
throw ont OF employmen, myriaas OF
worklngmen and worklugwomen.
Tee Democratic plat orm does
NOT propose 20 destroy the plants OF
nv iru e. phys'eany. but proposes
io DO tse same thing in asneront
way The Democratic PLATFORM pro
poses % 'ake "a she iayla on an az
licles comins into composition wlts
those produced hy the so-canea
trusts ana put them on the IRE
llnt Saeh oOarss would not oaiy
destroy The trafs hut All Their
snaller comae,ltosx
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
Guffey Resents Attack Of Nebraskan
and Promises Big Sensation
Judge Parker Expects to Be Inundated by Action
Of Tammany Hall in Convention
By Raymond
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

character and his mind is likened to
tangled skein of yarn after a kitten
has become tired of playing with IL.
He Is socialist, even an anarchist
at times, yet he has streaks of extra
ordinary conservatism. In many ways
he is like a club sandwich and the per
son who bites into him never knows
whether to expect piece of bacon.
slice Of tomato or leaf of crisp
lettuce. He might think the vice presl-
Dental nomination either an honor or
an insult.
When Gaynor was first brought out
as vice presidential candidate by some
of the biggest men in the delegation.
it was supposedly able to get crowd
together for him. He was known to
be radical socialist, but he is popu-
lar in New York city among certain
classes, and his nomination seemed TO
nt-the Tammany plans. Almost imme-
dlately, however religious issue was
riised, which soon removed the judge
from all possible consideration as the
running mate of Bryan. Tom Grady
set up the cry that Gaynor was a rene
gade and apostate Roman Catholic,
that he had violated the fixed rules of
the church on divorce, and his nomina-
ton. If made. would ALLEVIATE the Cath
olc vote fnstanter. Soon Senator Grady
began to get kilograms from New York
to the same effect
1t was explained that Gaynor had
married divorced woman in spite of
the church and had been deliberately
ana publicly read out of communion
and formally communicated in conse-
quence This open introduction of a
rellgious issue, which is something
mover In politics, disposed of Gaynor
oe1ore the afternoon was out, and the
sentiment of tho al fac
more for Gray, with sembIance of
understanding that he probably will
be nominated. provided he would ac-
cept.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05

Sc. Cor. Van Ness Av. and Sutter St.

for compromise on this point, but
he does not propose to be put into a
corner by Judge Parker.
Bryan's attitude remains the same
He personally is in favor of a radical
plank, but, on the other hand, he would
not lose much sleep If the resolutions
committee should turn him down to the
extent of agreeing on an extremely
moderate compromise.
Herman Ridder of New York is here,
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05

after having spent yesterday in an at
tempt at Lincoln to induce Bryan to
withdraw. 1t is not exactly news to
say Bryan did not receive the sug-
gestion with enthusiasm, although
Ridder assured him he could not carry
a single northern state. Accordingl
the great German editor has journeyed
on to Denver and is engaged in can
vass. single handed and alone. of all
the delegations. who are being told if
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
Bryan Stirs Up More Strife in Denver
Have You Registered This Year!

I'm order 10 take part in the
August primary and the No.
Vember election you must have
registered since the beginning
Of this year. Last years registra-
tfOn no longer counts.
To vote at tile August primaries
you must register by July p. Go
TO the registrars Office now, be-
fore the rush begins. II You post
pore this duty you may lose your
vote in the primaries. Remem-
Der that il Is iuSt IS important
10 vote at 4 primary as at gen
eraI election.
when sou register fer the Pri-
mary be sure you state your party
amIEation. II you don't do this
you will not be entitled to vote at
the primary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05

be consistent with the great principles
of the democratic party, and will serve
the country in a most vital manner at
this moment by combating The Roose-
veltian tendency to centralize all power
in the hands of the federal government
as against the states.
Il do not want to go into details as
to these principles, as some gentlemen
are a bit sensitive and are prone to
array us as radicals or conservatives.
However, all this, will, trust. be
reconciled; conservatism will, ! hope
and believe, have moderating infiu-
ence upon the more advanced ideas of
some of our brothers, while the al
vanced views will keep us from tagging
in the rear and will insure the party "a
steady infusion of the progressive
spirit of the age. Leave to the pessim-
lists. therefore, the talk Of trouble over
candidates and platform.
I'VE will consider, confer, and then
decide, and that decision will present
to the country ticket which will COM
mand enthusiastic approval and g
declaration of principles which l fer
vently trust will be satisfactory to the
best thought of the country, and both
ticket and declaration, taken together,
will, in my judgment. secure the in
dorsement of the people in November"
InlS Is the nESb SApltClI OSCldi
of the standard bearer of 1904 concern
ing the standard bearer of 1908.
In other quarters, too, the view pre-
walls that Bryan has such command
ing lead as to insure his nomination,
although the johnson and Gray head
quarters are still holding out manfully
with the claim that 400 delegates are in
doubt.
Chief Murphy and the New Workers
are preserving close reserve on the
vice presidency, and all inquiries arc
met with the assurance that New
York's attitude will not be known until
the meeting of the delegation on Mon
day night.
The New York sentiment tonight ap-
peared to be toward Judge Gaynor of
Brooklyn The candidacy of Charles A.
Towne of New York also has developed
serious proportions, as the arriving
delegations show that he has consid-
cradle following from outside states, as
well as being very favorably considered
by Bryan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
Removal

DR.. Redmond Payne. Eye. Ear. Nose.
Throat: DR.. Clyde Payne. Dentist. have
removed to LAG Grant avenue corner
Post street, San Francisco. Hours II
to 4. Phone Kearny S.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05

Bryan is nominated they must expect
to hear the day after the November
election the unpleasant words, Il told
Won So
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05

DENVER. July 4-At the conclusion
OF Denvers fourth of July celebration
the democratic situation was a good
deal nearer settlement than when the
hrst crackers exploded at daylight
Everything is harmony so far as the
actual running of the convention is
concerned, but a characteristic fight has
been provoked between Bryan, who is
absolutely certain of the nomination,
all reports to tho contrary notwith-
standing, and Colonel James NJ. Guffey,
leader of the Pennsylvania delegation
and one of the strongest men in the
eastern democracy
Bryan at Lincoln poured hot shots
into Guffey, called him traitor and
practically demanded that he be turned
out of the national committee. In turn,
Guffey, here in Denver. has retired to
his room to prepare a statement which
will be of g. sensational character.
Meanwhile the political situation can
be summed up by saying that the whole
convention is in Bryan's hands.
Alton B. Parker is to be humiliated
in his own delegation and in the con-
vention as much as was David B. Hill
eight years ago.
Judge William ]. Gaynor of New
York, after being doomed by his asso-
ciates, has been definitely Withdrawn
from the vice presidential race by the
introduction of religious prejudices on
the part of members of his own delega-
tion. This leaves the field clear for
Judge Gray of Delaware, and his man
ayers here intimate he will accept the
place.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
EDITORIAL

..Jim-' Rras amazing revelations viii help
powerfully to make California free. Page 2S
More comparisons OF prices. Page 2S
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
COAST

Independent berry growers in Gold Ri6ge dis
trcB refuse 70 pool their produce for three
years. Page 10
Owners of Mitchell cars proceed from san Jose
10 Del Monte. where bsnqnet is enjoyed speed
judging contest 10 be held today Page %
officials Of Santa Clara county Indifferent 10
clogging Of San Jose outfsll sewer by corpora
ton, and $1,000 persons are threatened with
pestilcnce. Page 40
Schooner Tampa lumber laden. collides with
two steamers in fog OF Point Vincent and is
towed 70 San Pedro Page rs
Funeral services for Admiral Thomas will be
held today: men Of feet mourn loss Of former
commander in chief. Pare ~
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
FOR McCARREN

In the meantime Pat remains in
vincible in Brooklyn. He will be
beaten in Denver, but will go back
home and his defeat will make him
stronger than ever, as was the case
with La Toilette at the republican con-
vention in 1900. The Wisconsin leader
was thrown out and the Spooner dele
gate seated. Then he went home and
was sustained by the supreme court.
so the national committee, when the
campaign opened was obliged to recog-
nize his state ticket. Under ordinary
circumstances McCarren would do the
same in Brooklyn. He would go back
TO run his own ticket and would con-
troll at the primaries on all Brooklyn
candidates. thus shutting out Tan-'any
once more and defeating the dream of
making its power extend over the
whole territory of Greater New York.
With this situation in view the nomi
nation of Gaynor for vice president
came as an inspiration to Tammany. He
lives in Brooklyn. and if he were on the
national ticket he would be able TO
counteract McCarren's influence at the
primaries and give Tammany the
chance It has been looking for to get
across the river.
There is serious doubt whether Cay
nor would have accepted the place il
it were offered to him. He is curious
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
EASTERN

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