The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-09

Icandluate, making q pOntlcal play Dy
urging that congress do what he
must have known It would not do, and
what we are forced TO consider he
did not wish done. The president
stands sponsor for Mr.. Taft"
Clayton completed his address at
I1:06 p. m.
AS Congressman Clayton started 10
speak three little girls, garDed In
stars and stripes, ascended the ros-
'trum and presented him with n mag
nicent bouquet of roses. The bulky
Alabama lifted up each child and
kissed her.
THE ANTI-INJUNCTI0N PLANK.
Denver, Colo, July 9-When the
general subcommittee on the plat
form finally met today, II was pre-
dicted that the subcommittee
would not be able to report to the
full committee for several hours
and It will probably be impossible
to have the platform presented TO
the convention itself until late this
afternoon or tonight Each plank
| is being fully discussed by the sub
committees. A bitter struggle is
being made against, committing the
party to the physical yaluation of
the railroads to aid the Interstate
Commerce commission in fixing rea-
Isonable rates. Judge Parker, OF
New York, is leading this fight.
Great interest is being taken In
the anti-lnjunction platform. The
Subcommittee, ufoawhich George
Fred Williams, of Massachusetts is
chairman had completed its draft
and was ready to report It when he
arrived at the committeeroom. It
Is as follows
"The Democratic party resents
any attempted reflections upon the
judiciary. The courts themselves
are not only created by law, but
their jurisdiction and authority are
defined by law and their rules OF
procedure are fixed by law. The
platforms of 1896, 1900 and 1904
dealt with subjects OF anti-injunc-
ton. and events have shown that IL
was justified in taking the posi-
ton It assumed I'm those documents.
nhe federal law, which was passed
In 1898 and continued In force I'M
I'll 1872 should be re-enacted. This
law requires notice to be given be-
fore preliminary injunctlons should
be issued.
Inc democratic party pledges it.
self to enact all further laws pro-
viding that no injunction or re-
|straining order shall remain in
force for a period still to be deter
mined. Csome went three, some five
and others ten days.) In cases of
contempt, committed outside OF the
presence of the court, the defend
ant shall have the right of trial
by jury.
other plaDks as submitted IN tbe
iuii committee by the subcommittee
advocates a tariff for revenue only.
ueciare Tor immediate tariff revision:
reduction on all import duties upon
necessities or life, ana especially All
articles competing with such Amer
lean manufacturers as are sold cheap-
Ier abroad than at home: declare wood
pulp, lumber and logs should be placed
on the free list together with all ar
tices entering into competition with
trust controlled product denounce the
increased appropriations of the pres
eht congress as a shameful waste OF
peoples money; condemn as violation
or the spirit our institutions, the
presidents use of patronage 10 nom
mate cabinet officer; recommend
constitutional amendement permitting
income tax Improves OF the election
OF United States senators by direct
vote OF the people; declare In favor OF
the admission of Arizona and New
Mexico as separate states; oppose a
bounty from the public treasury for
merchant marine; oppose the admis-
sion OF Asiatic emigrants, who cannot
be amalgamized with our population,
or whose presence might raise race is
sues; favors a generous pension pol