Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-03

paign, and allotted each district a share
10 be raised.
PREDICTS RETURN OF
DEMOCRATS TO POWER.
The time has come" he said when,
if the Democratic party presents itseJ,
in the proper way and dominates proper
men, il viii ne restored to power. Ire
Republicans thus far have failed to bring
prosperity back to the country. Some
one has got to solve the problem
Mr. Bosse told the committee that it
should he looking around for chair
man to elect when the committee Is re-
organized who can give his entire time to
the party.
Some one other than myself should
be given the place" he said, but we
must clean up the work assigned to us
II believe the Democratic party Is
ready TO put on the harness" Mr.. Taggart
declared when he was called on to speak.
in my judgment the prospects for 1872
look good because Of the failure of those
in power to keep the pledges with which
they fooled the people. If the League of
Nations covenant had been ratified there
would he no business depression now
TAGGART WILL NOT
RUN FOR SENATOR.
Mr.. Taggart then made the statement
that he had no ambition but 10 see the
Democrats back in power. that he was not
n candidate for any office and that he
would not accept a nomination. Preyi-
Gus to the meeting when asked if he
would be a candidate for the Senate he
emphatically declared that he would not.
In speaking of the craftsmanship of
the party he repeated the statement OF
Mr.. Bosse that on man should be chair
I !, Sc ffwn
to the work He also called attention
to the necessity for nominating the very
best and biggest men IN the party
next year.
He stressed the necessity for publicity
emanating from the State committee but
said this could not be had unless more
money is raised. lie then discussed the
party's financial situation In detail.
Mr.. Ralston opened his statements by
demanding that the Democrats vote the
Democratic ticket. lie declared that he
is not candidate for any office, but that
he is willing TO assist the party actively
and financially.
DISCUSSES LEAGUE OF
NATIONS AND ARMS FARLEY.
\ great part of Mr.. Ralstons speech
was devoted TO the League of Nations ana
the present disarmament conference. Ar
for disarmament and the meeting I'm
Washington is simply an attempt TO carry
out the provisions Of Article s
Every one wishes to see good come
out of the disarmament conference. but
what is going on at Washington is the
side show TO the real circus" he declared
What should have been done was to
bring the circus to a successful consum-
nation.
Mr. Ralston said the prospects are
bright but that much will depend on the
quality of the candidates nominated and
the strength of the organization. lie
appealed for harmony among the women
and told them that when they are hit
simply to turn the other cheek and 20
ahead.
DR.. Carleton B. McCuHoch. Democratic
candidate for Governor last year. told the
meeting that a man must be nominated
for the Senate who will try to reduce
the taxes and who will try to see that
the ex-service men receive that TO which
they are entitled. He added that he had
no personal ambitions.
Mrs. Alice Foster McCulloch announced
a luncheon for Democratic women in the
State in Indianapolis Jan. s.