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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
2
The Elkhart Daily Review editorial analyzes Senator Burrows' speech on republican history and the platform's stance. It notes Roosevelt adds force to Bryan's demand for anti injunction law and warns against too many special interest planks that could sway votes.
The text argues against pandering to any class or race in national politics, asserting labor unions and farmers require no special treatment. It warns against anti union platforms and outlines a proposed amendment to federal injunction procedures to prevent crime while preserving court power.
The narrative celebrates four years of industrial growth and federal action. It notes rises in imports and exports, factory resumption, and broad departmental progress from Agriculture to Justice, with emphasis on labor protection, reclamation, military modernization, territorial governance, and tariff revision planning.
A historical address reviews the banking crisis under Secretary Chase, praises Roosevelt, and argues the need for currency reform. It lauds the era’s Republican policies, recalls the Panama canal and foreign policy gains, and stresses the party’s platform and candidates as key to continued public support.
The convention elected temporary officers led by General secretary John R. Malloy and Chief assistant secretary Lafayette B. Gleason with a slate of assistants and officials across many cities. The first session will adjourn after miscellaneous business. A gossip note from Indianapolis News mentions Knox political figure John L. Moorman and Rochester’s Henry A. Barnhart in a local district contest.
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