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way through smoke and blood Of battle to
Mexico City
Praise for Wilson.
The speaker praised at length the adj
n InIstration's work on the question of
tariff. currency and trusts. concluding
these praises with a plea;
Great az are these ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
the program 10 not finiAhed Shall demo-
Gratis be permitted 70 finish IL? Jlpon the
election this fall the issues OF 1916 will be
determined. II Woodrow Wilson is' given
strong. militRntly progressive demo.
cratic majority to work with, and is per-
N itted to finish his great program.
democratic success IN 1915 is assured Let
democrats get together to accomplish this
purpose
Appeal for Harmony
The speaker appealed to his hearers 10
work for harmony in the party. Any
little difference should al once be an
alyzed. he said. and ito RnalyEe demo-
cratic differences is to settle them" lie
said any democrat so desiring could "wlt-
ness dlssension to his hearts content by
sitting on the fence and watching our re-
publican brethren.
They are holding get-together banquets
now" he said. and the only common
ground that they have discovered at these
bouquets is good appetite and a mutual
desire ia be restored to the public feed
trough. They have no common cause. nc
common principle, no common leader.
Bryan, Clark and Hitchcock.
Naming democrats to whom he sald spe.
elai praise ~ due. Mr.. Corey pointed tc
Secretary Bryan, Speaker clark and sem
ator Hitchcock.
Every citizen OF this country. he said
has a reason to thank Providence and
democracy that Woodrow Wilson saw n,
10 call TO the chair OF secretary OF state
the worlds greatest peace advocate,
Shalt one Nebraska democrat felter ia
prEise OF Bryan, who shall rank In his,
tory OF this age as the worlds greatest
champi0n Of Tho cause of commou hu.
maInty:'
roantins state questions Mr. corev said
in part
Democracy intends to push onward IL
this state II should pledge itself to pro
siding for litigants ia fact what they nov
have in abstraet. leEal right and admin
lay. We should assist our supreme eour
TO eatehup and stay caught up with IN,
docket. This condemnation is not of IN,
man. but Of the system 1 like the rec
Ommendation OF Governor Morshead tina
we elect our supreme judges by districts
AdmIts Ala OF Providence
Democracy eoHfesses that Providence
l. In league with IL this year The rea
problem is: How share with the produce
this prosperity? How make the distribu
ton fair and equitableg This shall b
done In twO ways: First. by lowering th
tax burdens OF government. and. second
by assisting the farmer in getting tn
prices for his produce I'm keeping wit
the measure OF his toll
We ought 10 make IL possible for eac
farmer TO hold bis grain until ne want
10 sell. instead OF being compelled I
dump u on an overerowded market Tn
public warehouse bill win assist in rem
edying this evil, and / trust that thi
convention will declare for such measur,
The farmer ought TO be enabled to hol
his wheat for the spring advance instea
Of erowding II onto the market and seein
Il pass into hands OF the spectators. VIII
set the benefit OF the advance"
Resolutions Fight starts.
Il was but a few minutes after Chair
man Corey had concluded his speech an
had been elected permanent chairman q
the convention that the fight started owe
the appointment OF a resolutions CON
mittee.
Tom Allen moved that the committe
members be elected by congressional dis
srictH. each district electing one member
the eonvention at large TO select IA
chairman
Tom Allen got upon his chair and In
hiRh-pitched voice spoke for his motor
lie declared that for years IL had bee