The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-01
Is BtvEaIDGt
M his ACTIONS
DCnlh Dist. Republican
bOvention Holds an En-
thusiastiC Session.
SILENCE ON THE TARIFF
0uT pNGoIogNT TAFT % Praised
-plANk INOoRolNo DEvER-
ooog WAS RECEIVED WITH
MUCH Applause.

o00g WAS H8CGSveO Win
MUCH Applause.
South Bend. Ind. April 1.-Isnoring
the Payne tariff law. indorsing Sena-
tor Beveridgs and commencing the
administration Of President Taft. re-
publicans OF the Thirteenth congress-
ional district yesterday afternoon
nominated John L. Norman of Knox
for congress to oppose Henry A. Barn
hart. who will be nominated by the
democrats.
The selection Of Norman was by
reclamation, there being no other
candidate before the convention. The
nearest the convention got to the tar
III was In one paragraph Of the reso-
lions which commended the presi-
It upon the frank uneQuivocal and
sitive position taken by him In ref
ence to the law creating new tar
board"
The plank indorsing Senator Bev-
Rrtdge was greeted by storm of en-
lsiasm, and for several minutes the
4 was In an uproar. The resolutions
How:
THE republicans of the Thirteenth
Congressional district Of Indiana. in
Invention assembled, congratulate
I the nation on the continuation Of re-
publican rule. which furnishes sure
guarantee Of stability and prosperity
: to all our institutions and to all our
oople.
Endorses Administration.
WE most heartily indorse the ad-
filtration Of President William
Howard Taft In the selection Of Mr..
Taft az president of the United
States the people of this country re-
joice, and with profound confidence
we rely upon his administration Of
national affairs being such as will
continue an unexcelled condition of
prosperity. happiness and content
Athroughout the land.
I'VE specially commend the presi-
Ddeat upon the frank, uneQuivocal and
positive position taken by him in ref
= erencs to the law creating a new tar
III board. BY this construction Of the
law he has given to this board vitality
and usefulness. BY his courageous
I action he has met the needs and de-
mands OF the people.
& THE welfare OF the state and ma
ton demands the success not only of
sound principles of government and
3ublic policy, but equally the selec.
ton Of the highest order of public SER
wants.
Lauds Bevsridse.
1.-THE welfare Of the state and ma
ton demands the selection of brave
pure, able and experienced men to dc
public work. men who are broad mind
ed md clean handed. The people Of
this district and of this state rejoice
that We have to lead US in the com
Ing campaign man who commando
the absolute confidence of all citizen.
regardless Of party.
GA"For eleven years he has served
the people Of Indiana. Every day Of
that time the peoples faith In hin
has increased. He has originated
fought for and secured the passage
!, OF enduring laws for the welfare o.
all the people of the nation. He ha,
fearlessly championed and voted fol
what he believes to be right and
brought honor to the state that hon
0rsd him. Therefore 1t is with pride
Athat We declare Albert ]. Beverley
bur choice to succeed himself In the
senate Of the United States"
The resolution committee was com
mnGd OF Elmer Crockett of South
Wilson R0ose Of Elkhart, Eu
lemann OF Warsaw. H. r. Koe
tarke county. G. w. Barter o
county. 8. e. Boys of Ply
and Alfred Campbell Of Fulton
Norman accepted the nomin
In m address that was Wild,
red.
Condemns Tariff Thinking.
10 declared his faith in Presiden
II. Landed Senator Beveridge an,
ticised the tariff.
sWell-founded objections have bee,
hade to the new tariff law" he said
and there 10 good cause to hope tina
P6me Of the schedules win undergo
Material change. Tariff tinkerin,
bhould stand aside to make way 70
hat safer method Of revision throus]
be medium Of tariff commission
~ Senator Beverage IL contend
Tor. believe In protective tarif
ltA al my heart. but while the tai
( h protecting the producer / wan
also to protect the American Labor
hg man. not alone ~ to his dali
kage. but a to the price Of the neces
hides Of life ~ we'll"
Ths osssss In Church.
Tue separation Of the sexes seems q
Aavo been formerly BY no means n
"A Uncommon practice in the Church o
England. In fact Edward Wis pray
q = book specially mentions that ct til,
I communion service .'ths men shall
tafyy On one side and tho women o.
~ e1Asf.. The papers Of church Il
wesezeglana Include elaborate dire
|1oae foe ~ 11visaoa cf tie sexes I
- ooevlcea An welded men. wer
- - paaeea Arst before any of u