Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-10-02

In the August number OF the Fedora
ZIONIST President Compare publishes an
editorial entitled 1.-THE Essence of IAboTs
Contention on Injunctions," which vas
approved by the executive council of the
federation. He insists nat the writ OF
injunction was intended to be exercised
for "the protection Of property rights
only - that it must never be used e suH-
tail personal rights that there . b
no other adequate remedy in law; thak Il
must not be used to punish crime HeY 70
set aside trial by jury. He argues against
the Injunction in labor disputes a. being
moi based upon law, but rs being a species
of Judicial legislation and judicial usur-
patton in the interests of the money pow
er against workmen innocent of any I'M
lawful or criminal act"
Candidate Kern, in an article for Col
| lier's, refers to the prevailing popular mo-
ton that the Office of Vice President has
| ceased to be one Of influence Or high hon
| or, and says that the occupant OF that or
| Of nny public office should be direct,
| open, obvious and known to all men" He
believes that the Vice President should
speak frankly upon pending legislation
lust as any member Of the cabinet may.
At the same time he holds that, as the
Vice President should be at all times the
| servant Of the Senate, so the President
should be merely the servant Of the peo-
plc, and not the master of Congress, con-
fning his work to the execution OF the
laws, not to the c~oercing OF Congress or
the criticism of the courts.
While resting at Hot Springs, Va. and
working on his letter of acceptance, Can
didate Taft was quoted on the trust plank
of the Democratic platform, which pro-
vides that any corporation doing 20 per
cent of the business in any one comnod-
ity must be licensed by the federal gov
eminent, but that the license shall not
release the corporation from obedience TO
the laws of the States in which 1t does
business. Taft pointed out the advan-
tages of the method proposed by the last
Congress, inviting corporations TO Apply
for federal license in return for public
ity and promising immunity from prose
cution if found not to be in restraint OF
trade. The Democratic plan he described
as. mandatory.
THE monograph MS a medium for the
aprcaadins Of the gospel Of prohibition
has been adopted by the managers OF the
prohibition party presidential campaign
New York Prohibitionists have noml-
mated a foil State ticket headed by the
Rev. Ur. George f.. Stockwell Of For
Plain. for Governor. Resolutions endors
ing tie party's platform We're adopted.
President Van Cleavc of the National
Manufacturers Association. in American
Industries. bodily declares war upon thu
Democratic ticket. especially on acconn'
Of the labor plank in the Denver plat
form.
upoa his return from Europe. Nathan
Strans, the wealthy New York mercian
and pare milk pliilanthropist, announced
that he would work for the election Q
| the Democratic ticket
William Randolph Hearst has given au
the contents OF a Letter he addressed t
the Iro;ucis club, OF san Francisco,
democratic organization, replying TO III
request CT Tx e!uo taet he tender bis &c
signa.ion as member. Mr.. Hearst says il
his lctta. that he is bosh p,easad and snr
prisca to rc2civc the letter from the clu!
pleased that no HIS teen assei to Re
sign, and surprised Il, icssga sssst Che CHI
is still iii ex:ssencA