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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1906

Page

8

Indiana Democrats Name Unified Ticket at Harmony Convention

At Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis the Indiana Democratic convention filled every position by acclamation with no ballots. William J Bryan Indiana indorsement drew cheers as the ticket including Curry Ely Erwin Hottel Felt Hartford Steis Zimmerman was nominated for state offices and judgeships.

Indianapolis Indiana Tomlinson Hall Timothy Griffin James F. Cox Columbus Cox Burt New Jennings County New Robert J. Aley State University Bloomington Aley David M. Curry Shelburn Sullivan County Curry Judges Appellate Court Milton B. Hottel Salem G. W. Felt Greenfield Richard Hartford Portland Henry Steis Wintmac Henry G. Zhamerman Albion

Platform of the Democratic party in Indiana reform

The document denounces Republican control since 1864, calling for tariff reform, curbs on trusts, and a service pension for Union soldiers. It advocates local self government, regulation of railroads and public services, fair elections, and bank and mine oversight with a governor appointed inspector. It also supports direct election of US senators and ditch law reform.

Delhi Elberey Puaidie Wilinn Jennines Bevan Padaiat Te Hina Poy Sunei Pentigs Republican Party Crailroad Velermiph Hor Youroads Express and Telegraph Companies Indiana United States

Power of Government in Trust for All the People

Indiana June 7. Benjamin F. Shively as permanent chairman denounces Republican theories of government while defending government power as trust for all citizens. He attacks tariff policies, Dingley act, subsidies, and trusts, argues for public ownership of rights, and cites panics, wages, and global comparisons to defend Democratic positions.

Indianapolis Indiana Benjamin F. Shively Trush Republican Party United States Senate House United States Treasury Dingley Commonwealths Department of State Washington Warland Canada Germany Australia Argentine Republic Congress Federal Treasury Treasury Foster Spain England Austria Hungary Italy Gates Ellis Island Tradt Austria and Hungary Great Britain

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Democrats of William J. Bryan Bee Tressurer Sr John Isensarger Marion Bailey Walter J. Lotz Rik of Sue Part NI Poe Edward Garrett David N. Curry Supreme Court Eugene A. Ely Judge Supreme Court, Veuril Dist Richard Erwin Judge Appellate Court First Dist Milton 8 Hottel Appellate Court, Second Dist Richard R. Hartford Henry G. Zimmerman Henry A. Steis Taggart William H. O’brien Robert W. Thompson Johnston Montgomery County South Bend Michael A. Sweeney Dudois County Oran Hack O’brien Shively Democracy Democratic Etandpoliit Roosevelt Pryan Ben J. F. Shively Committee On Credentials Saw Tel M. Ralston Eichiaty William Jenniniss Erestoeld Cole Peru Secretary of State Auditor of State Liztown Hendricks County John Isenbarger North Manchester Isenbarger Muncie Lotz Edward Barrett Plainfield Barrett Veedersburg Ely Richard K. Erwin Decatur Erwin William J. Brian Tomlingon Poswer North Temperate Zone Oceans Department of Justice Executive Department Legislative Department Thomas B. Reed John Sherman Senate Fifty-first Congress
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