The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-07-09

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Working on the Platform
Evidences are multiplying thaf prob
ably the only difficult plank 10 prepare
for the Democratic platform viii he
thAi relating 10 the use Of injunctious
IN Industrial Disputes. Bryan has iei
IL be known thsf his position on this
plank IL not Rigid He has stated clear
~ that be realizes that there might
arise situations where the lssnailce of
an injunction without notice TO those
ca Joined would be the only remedy
against boss Of life or irrepsrable dam.
age 10 property. To meet such cases,
Bryan has further indicated that II the
resolutions committee could draw a
plank which would provide for such
emergencies. with the safeguard
that this class VI injunelions should be-
self dissolying after period Of three
or five days, the plank would meet bis
approval
Work ON the platform continues
through the medium OF An Informal sub
committee consisting OF Governor Has
kell, who h 10 be ehsirlnan Of the reso-
buttons committee, and number Of
prominent members Of the party who
viii have places on that committee.
The plan contemplates telephoning
each plank to Bryan At Lincoln as soon
as II IL agreed upon by the subcommlt
tee. In this manner 1t will be possible
for the sub committee to present 10 the
full resolutions committee a perfected
platform which already has received
the approval Of the prospective candi
date.
The tariff plank has come In for con
siderable discussion, with the result
that this language was put forward
tentatively as embodying the position
the party should take.
THE Democratic party believes IN
tariff for revenue only, but. inasmuch
as the expense Of the government IL
great. and we are depending largely
upon imports for the revenues for run
ming the government. which means the
imposition Of tariff, we favor the lay.
ing OF the tariff duties In such h manner
that there shall be no discrimination Id i
behalf Of any section OF the country
or any Industry" /
Y Massachusetts Men Far Brysn
Massachusetts, will cast her votes |
for W. j. Bryan declared John w.
CouEhlln, the newly selected member Of |
the national committee from Massa.
chusetts, upon the adjournment Of that |
states caucus I'VE have held no con.
ference as to the vice presidency and |
are leaving that matter In allegiance.
Ex. Governor douglas has said he can,
not run and We are proceeding accord
ingly."
George r. Williams was selected as
the states representative on the con
vention platform committee. The
caucus was quite extended and there
was some rather sharp talk, most OF
II being occasloned by the fact that no
Boston man was elected on the various
committees The Boston
men put the blame FOR this upon win
iams' shoulders.
Humphrey O'Sullivan introduced In
the cancns q resolution asking that
plank be inserted In. the platform arg
Ing King Edward to use his good OF,
ices to. bring about the Legislative free
dom Of Ireland and closer relation
between all English-speaking people
After some discussion Williams was d.
rected TO present the resolution to the
platform committee for Its disposition
For three hours the eight members
of the Vermont delegation ballotted for
committeeman The seven
ty.sixth ballot resulted In the selection
81 7. H. Brown.
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