Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-04
NAME STATE TICKET
Democrats Nominate Wolfe and
Van Wagenen For Judges
SUlllVAN'S SPEECH PLEASES
Platform Favors Local Option and
High License, and Declares Tar
lift Taxes Ought to Be FOR
Public Purposes Only.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Supreme Court Judges-P. B.
Wolfe, of Clinton, and Anthony Van
Wagenen, of Sioux City.
For governor-Claude r. Porter of
Centerville. Appanoose county.
For lieutenant governor-Parley
Sheldon of Ames. Story county.
For secretary of state-A. J. An.
ders of Oelwein, Fayette county.
For auditor of state-John w.
Blake Of Atlantic, Cass county.
For treasurer of state-James v.
Curran of Ottumwa, Wapello county.
For attorney general-C. E. Wal.
tiers of Toledo, Tama county.
For superintendent of public in
struction-H. A. Mitchell of Carroll,
Carroll county.
For clerk of the supreme court
Robert Van Boskirk of Marengo, Iowa
county.
For reporter of the supreme court
George Harnagle of Des Moines,
Polk county.
For railroad commissioners-Wal
er H. Dewey of Charlton, Lucas coun-
ty.
Nixon P. Jones of Des Moines, Polk
county.
Ottumwa, Ia, July 2S.-Jerry B.
Sullivan's keynote" address pleased
the democrats who assembled in their
annual convention to prepare a plat.
form for the campaign which Claude
r. Porter will make against Governor
Carroll. Mr.. Sullivan treated almost
entirely with national issues and de-
clared that the party is dominated
by the interests. He was frequently
interrupted by applause and had the
attention of big audience through
out his speech, despite the heat of
the room.
Clint L. Price called the convention
to order at II o'clock following
concert by the Fifty-fourth regiment.
al band. N. F. Reed read an address
of welcome which had been dictated
by Mayor T. J. Phillips, who, though
on the stage, was slightly i'll.
Following Mayor Phillips address,
Chairman Price introduced Jerry B.
Sullivan of Des Moines, who deliver.
ed his address. At the end of the
speech the results of the caucuses of
the various districts were announced
and a recess taken.
hn lid
Henry J. Stiger of Iowa county was
made permanent chairman. .
The credentials committee reported
all counties represented.
The Platform.
The platform adopted by the demo.
Gratis in state convention declares
that democracy is a conservation of
property and champion of human
rights. 1t defers alike both fraternal-
ism and communism. The tariff law
is denounced and declared tariff taxes
ought to be for public purposes only.
Trusts are intolerable and are fos-
tered by republican tariff legislation.
The true method of enforcing the
criminal statutes is by criminal pros.
ecution of the individual guilty of
the wrong. There should be regula-
ton of the rates for service of rail.
ways, telephone, etc. Franchises
should be given only on vote of the
public. The republican party is
charged with a reckless expenditure
of money. The income tax is favor.
ed and the election of senators by
the people. The central bank and
postal plan is opposed. Conservation
of national resources is favored, also
Improvement of waterways. The plat
form declares for the recall of Of
ficials in place of the Cosson law.
The primary law amendment is fav.
ored to reduce expenses.
Liquor Plank
The democratic party is in favor OF
as large a degree of individual lib
erty as is compatible with the rights.
of organized society and therefore,
with reference to the use and sale
of intoxicating liquors, We are in
favor of a strict local option law
with high license, the minimum to
be fixed by the legislature, under
which the municipality shall declare
by vote of the people thereof, wheth.
er or not intoxicants shall be sold
therein.
Judge P. B. Wolfe, of Clinton, and
Anthony Van Wagenen, of Sioux City
were nominated for supreme court
judges.
Claude r. Porter, democratic nomi.
nee for governor of Iowa, addressed
the democratic state convention.