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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
16
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri nominated Champ Clark for president in Baltimore. He argued for a united anti monopoly platform, condemned Republican tactics, and praised the American constitution as a universal standard for liberty and governance.
James A. Reed extols the Constitution as secure under law and criticizes Roosevelt and the Republican party. He asserts the Democratic party upholds liberty and the bill of rights, argues for government by law, and rejects attempts to amend the framework to fit changing conditions.
A rousing party speech extols the Democratic candidate as a tested reformer who matches modern progress with constitutional duty. It lauds anti trust, direct primary, ballot integrity, and tariff reform, praising a life of public service from Kentucky to West Virginia and promising continued leadership against privileged interests.
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