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eanA16afes John ". KEN. Who hA1 been
1syaa's Yunning mae4 = ~ va n
ton aod 1otee eeoeto6 0enatoe ffom N.
oeos LeglG1afisn.
lsgisiat3o1 enacted during his second term
were:
RassAeatioa Of Tie Income tax ams1Aa-
Msat tAreuGh The Tsdsrai constitution; Q
resolution for The popular election OF
United States Senators: . corrupt peac-
tice and campaign eontFibution publicity
statute: IN employers liability law ON lib.
efal lines: abolishing workingmen's watv-
Or and tie fellow servant rule: bin su-
th0rixing railroad commissions to nx
rates: child labor law: cold storage llmita-
SsOk1Ds oS824886oA8B&Soo VI WCA8oS ess>s
measures: sanitary inspection Of school
houses: Industrial inspection for safety OF
factories. mines. and railroads: . hw
making block signals obligatory on All
steam end electric railways and . bin for
making uniform the accounting Of al pub
lie on,ces in the state.
Al early ~ June. 1Su, there was talk
Of naming the Hoosier State Governor
for President on the Democratic national
ticket. While the movement never as
sumed the proportions Of . nationwide
Marshalrs own State. and thirty Indiana
delegates went to Baltimore Instructed
for him a. the first and only choice"
for the Presidential nomination.
In the course Of many speeches Mar
shall has made clear his attitude on most
Of the great questions Of the day. The
general progressive views however. do
not carry him to the point Of favoring
the recall Of judges or judicial decisions
dorsed him for President last March, he
said:
Lincoln held IL to be the inalienable
right Of an unsuccessful litigant to 80
down to the tavern and cuss the court.
II u the theory Of Roosevelt that II 10
the right Of the unsuccessful itigant to
70 down to the tavern and overrule the
court Bitterness OF spirit and indiGnA-
ton at what I deem to be judicial in
justice se1xs me. Even now am chafing
under what I conceive to be the unwar-
ranted interference Of courts with my
prerogatives. But my sober judgment,
looking to the permanent good Of the
people, compels me to insist that the
courts must remain free and untram-
meled; that We must f1rst seek relief
through the remedy We now have and
patiently abide the reversal Of judicial
iEjustice- Untfl the provisions Of our
present Constitution with reference to
officials are tried. and until grayer evils
arise than have thus far arisen. there 10
but slight demand for the initiative.
referendum and recall"
One Of the acts that brought Governor
Narshan into the public eye was his
honoring Of Cafifornia's reouisition for
John ]. McNamara- At the moment
there was a deal Of honest doubt OF Nc
Namara's guilt. and II required no small
decree Of courage to surrender the man
into the hands Of the California author
ities. Those who criticised Gov. Mar
shall for that act at the time had good
cause to revise their judgment later.
when the dynamiter confessed.
Sunday baseball was another question