Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-04

ing paragraph praising the Iowa dele
gauon FOR Its support of President
Iait became apparent his voice was
drowned in a chorus of cheers. Kisses
and cat-calls. Again and again he at
tempted to make himself heard but
II was only after much pounding Of
the gavel by Senator Dolliver that the
veteran was able TO conclude. He NOV
ed the substitution of these planks
for those Of the same application In
the majority report and the motion
was lost 56S 10 Sis
The whole committee agreed on tho
resolutions adopted with the exception
Of the minority planks Indicated
Judges Horace Il, Deemer and w
ID. Evans We're renominated for the
supreme court bench by acclamation
A. Deoye was the choice on second
ballot for the state Superintendent of
public instruction The second ballot
showed no choice among the seven
candidates but at its conclusion. the
counties began changing their votes
TO Deyoe until he had S93 out of the
1883 present
The committee on permanent or
2anization which stood 6-5 progress
siVe brought forward the names OF
Senator Dolliver and j, G. Maybray.
the latter 4 stalwart OF Abba, for
=
the first test of strength. Dollivet
S34 TO $40. The latter made
a brief impromptu speech in which
he declared that a party in which there
were no differences of opinion coulo
not endure.
When you find n community where
all think alike. you viii find also
central office where all the thinking
is DONE he said.
There was a hurst nf lanobfap ,xbay,
he added;
our particular brand of republi-
canism seems to have done pretty well
In Kansas Yesterday"
The platform adopted reads as fol-
lows
The republicans Of Iowa reaffirm
their loyalty to the republican nation
ohasize their long and well settled
faith in the republican doctrine OF
protection. They do not recognize
he tariff revision of 1909 as a satis-
factory fulfillment of the party prom
ses. In order to bring the tariff law
nto a complete compliance with the
'ule of the platform 1t is necessary
hat the difference between the cost
VI producing dutiable commodities at
lome and abroad should be correctly |
known. Therefore, they favor tho
.reation Of an Independent. non-part.
san tariff commission which shall be
he instrumentality of congress to as |
'ertain the difference between the /
ost of production here and in other |
Countries ana publish the facts 50
hat not only congress, but the peo
lie shall be advised of the results of
Is Investigations. Until such q COM
mission is authorized they approve the
ffort of the president to secure the
esired Information through a board
f experts employed for that purpose.
Competition must be restored where
has been overcome by unjust or
nlawful combinations and it must be
where it still exists
They congratulate the country up
n the success obtained in the regu
alton of our common carriers, but
hey feel that there is yet much to be
one to secure reasonable rates and
harges to which il is entitled All
ommon carriers should have fair
but no more. 1t Is
lear that 10 enable the railroad COM
MISSIONS both ma tiD1lai and STATE, TOT
ischarge the duties imposed upon
hem by law. a valuation should be
lade of the physical properties Of
ailway companies to secure an ef-
sctive control Of rates and conn
lete system of accounting"
The platform concludes with an en-
OrSement OF the postal savings bank
i'll, suggesting, however, as does the
emocratic platform recently adopt
d at Otmmwa, that the law should
rovide that savings deposited with
lese banks shall be retained on de-
osit for use i'm The communities ,
here the deposits are made
The policy Of conservation of natur
resou on, rcessof he'sseyOSaAdma
resources, income tax and good
Dads are upheld.
United States senators should be
ected by a direct vote of the peo-
le.
The address Of Senator Cummins as !
,mporary chairman follows: