The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-04
Senator Beverdges Speech Has Now Been Completed and
Is Predicted That It Win Be One Of the Strongest and
Most Brilliant 0rations the Indiana States
man Has Ever Been Called on to Deliver.
name RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE TO-DAY
Is Generally Predicted That the Sixth District Member Win
Be Rudolph G. Leeds Of This city-The Question Of
lndorsing or ignoring Payne-Aldrich Tariff
Law Rests in Hands Of This Committee.


strong a,eman. In .ha n.r.v .h.. -
lent on this subject. ana thew rive 8
their reason for this position that tho
temperance question Is settled and that
there Is NO mead for fnrther arit.tion.
along that line.
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They point to the fact that there 10
now on the statute books Of Indiana
the strongest kind OF law on this sub
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one OF the strongest supporters OF
.nis posl.ion Ona.ies Seira1 o1
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Leading the forces which VIII Dc
mano an open dcclafation - iavor OF
retaining the local option ana other
temperance laws 10 George b. Lock-
wood. OF Marion. Some time ago.
Lockwood said In his paper. the Aart-.
on SnIonicie, ina. ne nopoo ne wOu'o
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Ior tne pi1.IorM comnltloe 70 aO pus
70 settio THESE questlons " t.flIa Ano.
tenn perance declaiaIions. inesN A.
no important state issues DeIore tho
people at TINS ume on Wnicn eatuar
patty can De eApecte0 to ucsoe0 lnucu
time. Inings nave oeen eoln6 aaon1
quite serenely 70 TAT e stato
are concerned, exceptin8 tne tcnpes
ance question. is recoenlxed Dy
all that the eyes OF the entire nation
are on INDIANA TINS WeeA Docauso tnis
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Nation Watches lndtana.
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sention is held In 4 state which u d.
yided ON the biz Question az tha TAR.
liY. and this makes the occasion onn
lof nation-wide ssxnfffcance rrnm
/ Iwashinrton comes the snform.tion
ltbat off,ciaI evea 40 All turrea t<.
vard the Hoosier st.te
In this connection : .torv - beins
told here that il Of considerable inter-
est. Several months ago Senator A
drich. OF Rhode Island. promised t.
come to indianapolis and deliver ~
address before the Indiana N1nufac-
Iturers' bureau ut . banquet which was
to be given ct tho annual meeting oe