The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-27

tate the nomination of hts successor whether by the use of patronage or, by other means. as dangerous to our form of government
 We favor generous pension policy. both as matter of justice to the sur viving veterans. their widows and de- pendents.
 The present financial stringsncy furnishes additional proof that the Ra- publican leaders are either unwilling or incompetent to protect the interests Of the general public. They have 60 linked us to Wall Street that the sins of the spectators are visited upon the entire country. The old faliacy that c panic was impossible under a high pro- tective tarin and Republican adminis- tration has now been fully exploded. We call the attention of the people to the fact that every financial panic in this country since the civil war has been the product of Republican legfsla- ton and we regret the Republican man agement that has once more in time Of profound peace. and with every natural reason for prosperity. plunged the na- ton into the evils of financial strin- gency and industrial depression Thous- ands of men in all lines of human act- ivity have been thrown out of employ ment, wages have been reduced and thC Ok tnG A1Htt&y nave U4tn affected. We condemn the act of the Secretary of the Treasury in selling in- terest-bearing bonds in time of peace and for depositfng most of the proceeds of such sales in the banks of New York that were largely responsible for the financial troubles.
 we cordially favor all iegislation tending to safeguard the interests of the people in the matter of pure food and drugs.
 we favor the amendment of the law regulating the payment oB einployes of manufacturing and mining companies so as to provide for q weekly pay ment of wages due such employees in- stead of payments each two weeks as now provided.
 Demecrncxss Leader Chosen.
 Democracy enters upon the presi- dentiai campaign with a leader already chosen. called to command when a young man. combatted in two success i've campaigns by the unreasonable as- saults of his adversaries and a de- bauched suffrage corrupted by contrib utions made by perdatory wealth, this great leader by force of his splen- dis intellect, his noble manhood. his matchless eioquence. his purity of life. has rot only become easily the great est private citizen of the republic. but an 8DSoluNS moral KOrCo Tn the world. In honorinS him, the democracy of Indiana honors itself. The democracy of the United States with one accord delivers it's banners to Nebraslxa's gift cd son. Hon. William Jennings Bryan.
 The conditions of our country and the remedies to be applied. require that there should be placed at the head of our government man whose sympa- thies are with the masses and the promisings of hose heart beat res- ponsive to the good of the people and whose honor. Integrity or capacity can not be questioned. The man Of the hour is Americas foremost citizen. William Jennings Bryan. and we hereby en- dorse him for the presidency of the United States and instruct our deie- gates to cast the vote of Indiana for his nomination."
 TnWgmxt Hs Re Elected @ Indianspoiies 1nd.. 4larnh sS.<-Ihorn- as Taggart was reelected democrntic national eefnmttteenn from Indiana tonight by the newly elected dele gates to the national convention Of the thirty dsleeates. twenty four cast thair ballots for TaegaFt. Two did not vote,