The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-01
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rltten ExpressIy Tor The washington
Timesl
NEW YORK, July !. The con-
enti0n was interrupted today BY
Ehs reading 81 al important news
ltemy which was received with
pociferous applause. "A press dis
match announced that indictments
had been returned 1t Washington
against ex- Secretary Of the In
terror Albert B. Fall, Harry +.
Sinclair, Edward =. Doheny and
DOheny, il.
s the Republican convention
vas silent on the subject, while
the Democratic platform spoke
out IN emphatic terms against the
crimes exposed BY the investiga-
lions, it would seem that the
Democratic platform is being put
into effect sooner than was ex-
pected.
Faces Real Issue.
The convention Ii now facing the
real issue progressive must be
eeIected for the nominee. Four facts
irnnerative facts combine to make
any other action impossible. First,
the Democrats are progressive. They
believe that remedial legislation isa
needed, and they know that It can
only come from public Officials In
sympathy with the people.
al candidate who would ALLEVIATE
the prOgressiyes In the Democratic
party would have no show what
ever.
Al third party would be certain
O. come into existence, and Il would
draw more from the Democratic
party than from the Republican
party, because there are more pro-
gfessives ii the Democrats party
than In the Republican party.
And reactionary candidate would
make no counter.gain from the Re-
publicans, because the Republican
candidates are entirely satisfactory
O. Wall Street.
Second, the record cf the Demo-
cratic Senators and Representative
n the last Congress- was progressive
llore 80 that II has been before ~
many years.
rhe Democratic candidate win
have 70 defend this record, and only
8 gfesstve caatdo so.
Platform h Progressfve
s.la4form ~ fhA DenScratlC
- IA nrogreesiye the most pro.
nfes' ilve that the party has ever
80 eYl.G and the Candidate must
efald upon that platform. No one
but y progressive can interpret that
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