The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

Edgar o. Galloway. Hillsdale. and
John T. winship. Saginaw.
State highway commissioner
William H. Loutit. Grand Haven.
Former Mayor John w. Bailey. Of
Battle Greek came back" In the
third district caucss. In the Demo
cratic state convention. which had
It's usual Bailey and anti-Bailey TAT.
tie. with the ex-mayor landinE As a
member OF the state central com
mittee. The hfth district caucus un-
seated tbs veteran. George 2. Hum
iner, IRON the comraittee The line
NJ Of the new state central commit
tee by districts. is
i-wrl T sullsn and James A.
MurthA. Detroit
John " Nine Jackson. and
Edward Frensdorf hudson.
s---John ". BAILEY. BATTLE Creek
ard M NJ Kennedy. Kalamazoo.
t--Th0mas kavnnaugh Paw
Pa~. and John X Bishop. Buchanan.
5--George r. Hoilway Grand Rap
ids and Lionel Heap. Ottawa
s-Jafnes Lynch. Pontiac. Clinton
Wv. j Mccareu. cArsonvilie. and
John : smith. Lapeer
s-Eumet 1. Bcaeh. saginaw. and
7. "a Preston. IonlA
s>-ChArles e. Schew. Marlstee
and Cornslias oerbsr. Fremont
ie--JOhn r. kInnAne. Bay City. and
J. r Richardson. EvarI
ii--Rotsrt y Sioan. CharlevoiX
and JOAN J. Cl-ary. EscAnaba-
i3-j. = Corcoran Iron River. aud
w MadiEAn Hancock
is--kdwin Henderson and FFsak
n. TAmAn. Detroit
The csueuses Alec announced the
foilov1ng on the Tuition com nit
tee
Charles +. wilkins Detroit James
W. HslTne. Adrian John Palmer.
Eaton, Thomas CAvanaagh, Paw Paw
lett. Howell, John u. Murphy Port
Huron; John r. Matthews. Ithaca.
Frank q. saffnsy. CadillAc. Don "
Canneld. Glare W I. 81 cManus. lr-
Petoskey. NJ. r. scuily. Marquette,
Or. n. r. Hoyt Detroit
The convention adopted rssclu
tons of coincidence on the deaths OF
LAwton T. hemAns. former .ailroad
commissioner. and Lawrence Price.
81 Lansing. Who vas Democratic
candidate Tor United States senator
last fall.
The platform drafted by a com
mitiee OF which National Committee
man William Connolly. OF Detroit.
VAS chairman. follows:
The Democracy appeals 90 the peo-
pie u the nation on the splendid
record OF reforms accomplished and
pledges fulhllsd. 40 political party
In the history OF tnis or any other
nation has In So short time writ
ten into Law 90 many remedial meas
urss- Responding 20 the progressive
thought aud Aspirations ~ the Am o.
srtean people. she Democrats party
placed on the statute books such
progressive laws "a the federal re-
serve act for tire purposs ~ sstab-
liehtug a democracy % credit and Of
freeing the country from tie dangers
OF recurring panics. the rural credits
bill for the purpose ~ giving the
farmer the same free access 20 credit
that wss accorded the huEiness man
the shipping bin 10 restore the An
ertcsn rag 10 the seas TIE taTir
rcmmission l4~ 10 ren0v. the tariT
frCm politics and place % where Z
Belongs in the neld Of scientific
study.
control OF THE federal government
has seen the nation enjoy ihe great
Try. commerce and anAnce are 80
foot. tide. wealth has increased 20
per cent the value OF Manufactured
products - per cont; capital - Per
cent. wages 81 per cent and exports
- per cent In Truth. the only limit
te our prosperity 10 our ABILITY 20
max. and transport the conmOsftties
demanded az home and abroad Never
IN oar history has there been -
much money IN our Golfers as today.
Tn. axrrsgate resources q our na-
tfcnal hanks are three hundred MIL
lions more than the aggregate re-
sources OF the Rfnk % Fnriand. the
Bank n Prs~ce. khe Bank 90 Russia
the R~3rh Benk az Germany the
rs-k % Tn. NethsriAnd. ths swiss
N.'ionai Bank and the Bank Of ia
pan
cratic patty 50 SUI IN a iar~~ Mas
rre 20 tn. HSsNty ~ It's representa-
tfvss In corRrsss 20 ths trust r~nna@i
~ th.rr BY the people but IN i.-o@r
esure 10 tf@ sarA uns~t@~h
steady fearless leadership % Wood
row Wilson
WORTH suceessor ~ Thomas T~f-
ssrson w~~Ar~~ Trfiso- BY 49, wise
srd patient sfatesmsnshtp raa urs-
-srwsA A~srica fro-- ~ catsriys-n
~ tn wrrid war Us hes bert ths
r~es % rn-fsstp- ciwfi'zafi-- huynirr
~ ,hs sitsr. - peace Hs ha- So
s.rtsA 80 Hc-nr ar sSe -i~As- ~
our NATION srd lss cisfS~na WITH n~r1.
ress. sirnity ard prueancs. IN all