The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-29

stituted against the Danbury hatters
illegal he pretends to raise q great
howl and proposes to mislead the
workmen of America by a platform
which was drafted at Denver by cor
poration lawyers, even II the chairman
on the committee on resolutions was
not q Standard Oil man selected by
Mr.. Bryan long in advance Of the
meeting OF the convention. It can
never be enacted into q statute II
1t were It would be promptly declared
unconstitutional. The courts cannot,
without change of the constitution,
be stripped of those inherent powers
which Governor Altgeld, at least, con-
ceded in 1895 belonged to the courts"
Thrown Out by Bryan.
Mr.. Hogan paused and then said
with vehemence:
After his disastrous defeat In 1896
and If government by Injunction is
now an issue free silver 10 also-Mr.
Bryan said his defeat was due to the
support Of the men who went to Jail
in their efforts to defeat government
by Injunction. But for us he couli
have won the~silver issue he said,
and SO proceeded to kick us out OF his
party. This alone ought to be enough
to put not only the workingman on
his guard, but also him who 10 oppos-
ed to free coinage at sixteen to one.
Look to the trust hirelings around
Mr.. Bryan. A Standard Oil man for
treasurer Of his campaign committee!
No wonder his bureau of publicity
is giving 1t out that he is making
better campaign than ever before.
Taft Knows the Laws.
I'm commenting on the action Of
the supreme court In suppressing
Gompers' boycott William Randolph
Hearst after stating the decision was
right, on Feb. IS, 1908, in calling down
his newspaper men for their assaults
on the courts. said:
What Is needed now Is not indis-
eliminate attacks on the supreme
court. but intelligent framing Of bilh
by some one who knows what IL
wanted and how to secure It by some
one who understands the rulings of
the supreme court and can profit by
them
Judge TAFT seems to be such man.
More, perhaps, than any other class
the labor interests needs such lead
er. The railroad men, the man In or
gahized labor. and unorganized lnhMr
have learned enough to understand the
necessity OF discipline. organization
and proper leadership.
Better Fitted Than Roosevelt.
taft knows what the rulings Of the
supreme court have been and will DO
better able than any other. candidate
before the people to carry out the rem.
edial legislation which will make tor
good for the mass OF the people, with
whom the interest OF the lahore. 10
linked. Judge Taft, better than Theo-
dore Roosevelt himself, can do this
work.
True 1t 10. as Richard olney says,
Mr.. Roosevelt IL not acquainted with
the intricate and delicate machinery
that makes up the three departments
OF our government. Rut judge TAFT
Is. He will bring to the side Of the
people all that legal knowledge Mr..
Olney has used against them.
Judge Taft never vas q corpora.
ton lawyer. He was fair while
on the bench. His heart 10 right.
Corporate lawyers will not be able 10
fool him as they will William Jen-
nings Bryan. with bills the courts will
ultimately declare unconstitutional.
Judge TAFT will have . departmental
Justice that will draft bills that viii
be held constitutional. that will insti-
tute proceedings that all the courts
will o. K"
Gus Mochlenbroch has opened Q
nrst class barber shop In the bass.
ment OF the Hagen block, corner Of
DeMers avenue and Second street,
East Grand Forks. M .5,7 & q