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there might arise situations when the
Issuance of an Injunction without no.
tice to those enjoined would be the
only remedy against loss of life or
irreparable damage to property.
He indicated that If the resolutions
committee could draw plank which
would provide for such emergencies,
with the safeguard that this class OF;
injunctions should be self-dssolving
after period of three or five days,
the plank would meet his approval.
Work on Platform.
Work on the platform continued to-
day through the medium of an infor-
NAL subcommittee, consisting of Gov
ernor Haskell, who is to be chairman
of the resolutions committee, and a
number of prominent members of the
party who will have places on that
committee. The product of this work
VIII be laid before a large subcommit-
tee of the resolutions committee when
the latter is officially appointed by the
conventions. The plan contemplates
telephoning each plank to Mr.. Bryan,
at Lincoln, as soon as it is agreed
upon by the subcommittee. In this
manner 1t will be possible for the
subcommittee to present to the res
tolutions committee full platform
which has already received the ap-
prevail of the prospective candidate.
So far there has developed no inti-
nation of hostility to Mr.. Bryan's
wishes with reference tt the platform.
Planks of many varieties were sub.
mitted to Governor HASKELL. and by him
to his comforting colleagues to-day.
one of these was an Irrigation plank.
Which was prepared by Judge King.
OF Utah, and which pledges the party to
conservation of the irrigible lands
of the West for persons desiring TO
make permanent homes, as against al
lowing this territory@to become the
property OF. corporations Another plank
OF the same character opposes the
leasing system on grazing lands d MS
at present applied by tho forestry SER
vice OF the government.
As to Tariff.
The tariff plank came in for consid-
cradle discussion lto-day, 18th the re-
suit that this language was nut for
ward wa. tentatively asSembodNing the POI
sltion the party should take: III.
''rhc Democratic p,,rty bclicy. In
tariff for revenue only. Inasnluch ny
Il nc expense of the government IL
great aud we are depending largely,
ssipon Imports for the revenues for run-
sninE the government, which means
the nlpolition of a tariff, we favor
the lnSing of the tariff duties In surl,
manner that there shall be no dis
examination In behalf OF any section
of the country or amy industry.n
No one would be quoted as saying
sthisHplank would be adopted in tile
form given. is iS.5 81 jsi
Judge Powers. of Utah, has trans
united to the tentative resolutions
committee 4 n plank lie has receiscI9
BWith6approNal, from Samuel Newhonse.
prominently Known In railroad and
mining financial circles. 52l
MI Mr. N ewhouse wires Judge Powers.
that tho plank was written after@care-i
full canvass of I lie financial 4 lassess IN
4 New York, a q ties the necessity OF;
snlaintainl 81 and - ven M increasing in
and tariffs eco g nj zing the ghtful-;
In ess nf goYern men t5s re gulA lion. 81 The
reesssit for MAJ ntai mi rates Ia