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Lincoln.
Nebraska
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATIC PLAT
FORM Tho democrats of Nebraska met in
state convention at Lincoln, July 27.
George L. Loomis of Fremont pre
sided. The officers to be elected in
Nebraska this year are three justices
of the supreme court and three re
gents of the State University. The
candidates for these offices are to bo
nominated at the primary election.
The state convention was held for
the purpose of adopting a platform
and electing committees. The fol
lowing platform wis adopted:
We, the democrats of Nebraska,
in state convention assembled, re
affirm our faith in, and pledge our
loyalty to, the principles of our party
as set forth in the platform adopted
by the democratic convention of
1908.
We denounce the republican tariff
bill as a shameless consummation of
the fraud deliberately planned by
the republican leaders when they
promised revision, instead of reduc
tion; and we call attention to the
fact that It confesses the truth of all
that the democrats have charged as
to the iniquities of the high tariff
system.
We call special attention to the
fact that one plank contained In
both the democratic state and na
tional platforms for 1908, namely,
the plank demanding a constitutional
amendment specifically Indorsing the
income tax, has since been accepted
by a republican president, senate and
house of representatives, and that
Buch amendment has been submitted
to the states for ratification.
We pledge the democratic party
in Nebraska to assist in securing rat
ification of that amendment and to
that end we ask Governor Shallen
berger to call a special session of the
legislature at an early day, that Ne
braska, a pioneer in the advocacy
of an Income tax, may have the
honor of being the first state to rat
ify the amendment.
We particularly indorse the prop
osition that the United States sen
ators be elected by popular vote.
Present day conditions in the sen
ate emphasize the Importance of this
reform.
Believing that the people have a
right to have what they want in gov
ernment, we favor the submission, at
the next session of the legislature
of a constitutional amendment pro
viding for the initiative, and referendum.
Reasserting our purpose to give
the people of the state of Nebraska1
a guaranty of bank deposits law we
call attention to the fact that -the
suspension of that law by the federal
court emphasizes the position taken
by the democratic party of Nebraska
in its 1908 platform, when it favored
the enactment of such laws as may
be necessary to compel corporations
to submit their legal disputes to the
courts of the states in which they do
business before taking an appeal to
the United States courts.
We indorse the, successful business
administration of a democratic gov
ernor and commend the governor and
a democratic legislature for the en
actment of specific democratic plat
form pledges into law.
The democrats of Nebraska, how
ever, direct the attention of all good
citizens to the fact that the state
election to be held this fall is for
the purpose of choosing .three judges
of the supreme court and three re
gents of the university. No other
offices are Involved.
The democratic party, through its
legislature and governor, sought to
lift these positions, of great trust and
dignity out of the embroilment of
partisan politics, to tak them out
of tho hands of professional politi
cians, to raise them above the reach
of the interests such politicians
serve, and place them permanently
and securely on a non-partisan basis.
But the republican party held oth
erwise. Through its leaders and its press
it assailed the non-partisan judiciary
law.
Through its state organization it
arranged surreptitiously a palpably
insincere but successful attack up
on It.
We submit "that this presents an
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per word, their farms, homes, lands,
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Neb.
MONTANA, THE LAND OF OPPOR
tunlty! Contains tho only great
area of fertile land In tho United
States waiting to ,bo peopled. Send
your name to J. H. Hall, Commissioner
of tho State Bureau of Publicity,
Helena, Mont., and get, free, official
book with full Information.
ACRE FARM IN OSAGE RIVER
bottom. 6 miles below Onrmnln.
county seat St. Clair county; Ml?., for
sale; 200 acres under plow, 40 acres
pasture, rest in timber,, not subject to
overflow; well Improved. Address Wm.
P. Sheldon, Osceola, St. Clair Co,, Mo.
YVANTED LOW PRICED TEXAS
" land from owners only. Chas. F.
Knolle, Industry, Texas.
P OR SALE BY THE OWNER CLEAR
title, no commission, and cheap. Ele
gant home and business blocks, of
brick and stono; vacant business and
resident lots. Located in live county
seat, East Oklahoma; oil and gas belt
and good farming section. Write for
particulars. Address Lock Box 451;
Okemah, Oltla.
20 000 ,.ACRES OF CHQICE, SE-
v,uuu fected farm land8 tno
Famous James- River Valley for sale on
tho one-half crop paymonfplan. Agonts
wanted.. Write owners. .John B.
Fried Co., Jamestown, No. Dak.
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