The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-07-03

furnished to the Confederacy. The
south furnished more money to do our
part in the World War than it fuTn-
ished to the ConfedeFacy. It IS time
we should hush forever the voice that
says we should not recognize the south
in full participation of our party
triumphs. The man who says the
north would not vote for a southern
man 1ibels the north"
What this nation wants is a man
whose heart beats in sympathy with
the common people and they don't care
where he was born.
Thinks Kindly of Charley"
"The first northern man / mention
is Samuel NJ. Ralston, of Indiana. He
T is a progressive Democratic with a
noble record Of work done for his
state and his nation through the
Democratic party. My next man from
the north is E. T. Meredith of Iowa.
He was in the presidents eabinet-an
honor to the cabinet-he has long been
identified with agriculture and knows
the farmers needs. They comprise
the largest group Of our population
and they are the one most distressed
today. Their condition presents it's
piteous appeal to the nation and the
Democratic party has tried to answer
that appeal.
My next northern man has the mis-
fortune to be my brother. You needn't
take my word for his value-take his
record and the fifty thousand he got
in Nebraska. He protected the people
against the gasoline monopoly and
those who control the coal in Nebraska
"Then / go to the northwest and
mention the name of man from
Montana-Thomas ]. Walsh.
Tribute to Walsh.
"As a lawyer he has no superior; as
statesment he has few equals and as
an investigator he is above them all. .
There was roar of applause for
that. " sesse N
..Under his leadership more gigantic
corruption has been disclosed than in
any other investigation. He raised
the lid and let the people see how the
Republican machine was fabricated
with oil. Out of that investigation
will come one priceless benefit to the
nation We for years have been try
| ing to show the Republicans that these
men who contribute large campaign
funds purchase favors at public
auction.
"Name the real one you have in
mind" shouted man in the gallery.
Still Sticks to McAdoo.
Don't rush me-" replied Bryan. II
shall not disappoint you when / am
| through.
/ Il now want to present brief ar
gument for one who / think fits into
! this occasion. It's necessary that we
shall make "a progressive fight. We
have been challenged and cannot de-
cline. That is the issue that must be
settled. 1t is necessary that our can
didate on the liquor question is such
/ that every mother will know that every
home will be protected.
II have given you the names of men
whose position win not be doubted on
\ the question of law enforcement
There must be no doubt about your
candidates position on the great pro-
gressive issue. To fit our party's SEN
9timent and record and platform and
] to appeal to the only votes we have
\ any chance of securing, our candidate
/ must be progressive. If we attempt
to nominate reactionary-wh /
consider impossible in this convention
he could not draw reactionaries from
their party nor hold reactionary Demo
Gratis away from the Republican ticket.
4 We have tried it before. After having
/ disgraced us they have deserted US at
4 election day. And this year they shall
not take us on to mountain and
promised land that they don't own.
''Now | mention one that made it
1 possible for us to have a progressive
platform. If h chad not made the
fight we could not have a progressive
convention today.
""The man who had made possible
the election of a progressive is Will
liam Gibbs McAdoo'