Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-02
,oulMs1RETloN ENDORSED.
o,,,,oru, Favors Modification of
FinanciaI System But No
Particular Measure.
po,islon of the Tarin by a
''s so.cial Session of Congress to be
Called Early in November.

Ne organization coi"
s.s,On Yesterday afternoon, the IN
lsra Republican state convention TO-
, ,.' .aonted It's platform, elected four
=, ,.,.,,,es at large TO the national con-
.n,l,r and two national electors at
~. instructed the 80 Indiana deli
'r,tss to the national convention to
,,,o and work persistently for the
domination Of Vice President Charles
ws,,ep Fairbanks :or the presidency
:, ma United States, and nominated
state ticket.
the platform adopted in addition to
lrstule,ing for Vice President Fair
,orts endorses President Roosevelts
administration opposes corporation
contributions to campaign funds, fav-
ors economy in public expenditures,
especially mentioning the army and
navy. favors a modification Of the
financial system without mentioning
any particular measure; urges a pro-
rrssshe program OF labor legilation;
Hedges a complete reduction of capt.
rlktic commission in the interest of
trade. commerce and The general well
fire Of the people, and urges a revi-
sion Of the tariff by Il special session
. Of Congress to be called early in
November with the recommendation
that Congress take immediate steps to
secure the proper data by experts. En-
enson Of foreign mail service on the
FiS is favored as is the extension of
kign trade, especially with South
lHrica. \ brueau of mines and
ping is urged and water ways i'm
cement is recommended. The abul-
snent Of child labor is demanded.
aong the important state issues is
plank fayoring a local option law
Tfh the county as a unit, the law to
X IN addition TO and supplemental
the present laws regulating the liq-
" traffic
TARIFF PLANK.
The tariff plank was written by
lee President Fairbanks. The planks
ndemning child labor and endorsing
resident Roosevelt, We're written by
naior Beyeridge, Several other
anks were written by Senator Hem
lWay.
The delegates were late in coming
order on account of the great
rcTd The four candidates for gov
NOR We're cheercd as they took seats
p the stage, as We're Gov. Hanly and
w two United States senators.
The report OF the resolutions COM
Etiiee was read by President Elmer
L Bryan, Of Franklin college, chair
fll Of the committee. The names
9 President Roosevelt, Vice President
fairbanks, Senator's Beveridge and
H'menway, and Gov. Hanly were
9heied with rounds OF applause.
THE PLATFORM.
The platform as read and adopted.
FLOWS:
we unresoryedly and enthusiastical-
endorse the administration OF Theo-
sO% roosevelt, Upon his initiative
sna under his guidance tho Panama
,elr las been begun and Is rapidly
glg aiipen to completion. Upon his
,sveYllehdation Congress has passed
4aS laws which secure many rights
W ene people aud insure that honesty
vusllless upon which alone perma-
'e .n prosperity is builded
resident RoOseVelt's fearless and
aN'uai enforcement of law, regard
49,, tne wealth and power of the law
tt'-AeT mas secured not only greater
.T Sss' ,ahce OF and respect for law than
nv, ny, %1orc' but also has quickened the
'' .'1, sense Of the nation.
" Republicans Of lndlanay vote
,hs Wy opinion Of the great majority of
pr BY nI9pe and an parties, congratulate
l lTmsnt ROOSEVELT on his administra-
M. M" me country's affairs and pledge
i.r tgpT nued support OF his policies.
ias Republican party notes with
e,ta.s me growing determination 10
rs s,iu'hate political corruption from
~ ,.'tI source the same originates,
,t%ns Tue end that the party may re-
,os rL % mat sentiment we oppose the
,s t,,s,gulloh 10 political parties for
M 'sns s purposes by corporations OF
ry,o" or nation, on by officers or
tons IN behalf Of such corpora
sre nhu we hereby commend the In
M y, republican state central commit
tons Tvs refusal to accept contrlbu-
Wy the state. w within " WIZ"
"OiAL RECOMMENDATIONS
en, Ne favor such notifications of our
growing n sss,em as VIII supply the
leree YIN mus OF Industry and com
nlRmlyc u sufficient currency to
lgt slrb psIlouic money strlngencies;
y saieguarda S vllpy must always be so
doubt ~ lhul there shall be no
pa, ana W prompt redemption In
n on ihe congratulate the coun-
he UntsH s ."ot mat the Congress Of
ontIon ~ NJ ~ now engaged In the
We alsn M, tnis great problem.
IeotlnR alor such regulations re-
HhtaIn Dalhll6 as win secure and
!. nw hapkInn" 'uence In the integrity OF
u. RAILROAD REGULATION.
Roper I rell,l the laws enacted for the
f gAer eohHSitall9n of the railroads aud
\ pe1ga ibH 'uillauons Of capital and we
nafds NV ne, party to All additional safe
on o. Ma, 'aAry Ia complete regula-
NJ 81 tr" o,o combinations In the inter-
nierest ~ p", or commences, ana I'm the
tople !" we generall welfare OF the
r M FAfIPF REVISION.
IN Iar,y convention OF the Republic
= slred IN ~ the state of Indiana de
'lln,,er 'ay9r ~ revision OF tho tarln
ead lh,n tuen revlslon would do more
heiter i,'Fm Protection was never
aahs n VI schedule ana while reaf,
III hal, ,llne-honored doctrine tina,
@'A Always be discrimination Ii