In the light of the above senti
ments the nomination of Mr. Carr
interprets the platform of the State
Convention- (l. By making the
of a century ago we emerged fiom a tariff plank more specific. .2.) By
Of these there are fifteen technical v" w r Jt was as serious a con- demanding present relief through
industrial schools. There are tech nar suaiu a nation-great the Sub-Treasi.rv ir.v nnri hv
nical departments in eight others aipe issues involved, terrible in the mna . '
and still others makincr in n tWen. "e&truc ion caused and important in -"' ' 1
ty-eight, bavin? scientific features 'result'1. Our mountains and val By adding a trar.Bportation
Twelve venrs awn wo hA nno np le2??t our hillsides and plain3 were plank, demandincr eovemmfint rnn
these. Already some of the results stained with the blood of our bravest trol and ownership, if necessary to
are being seen in the South. Thei 8)nfi5 the corJs of love that bound
Vflllilff in on dro twiner mil onrl r.s
warm friends to friends as warm
ticing wl.at they have learned. We ere severed by the sword. For "owing these views, certainly
will find young men going out from ouir Jear-i throughout our land, in every Allianceman can and should
this college doing the work for which Ui.eir iuQ.eiy homes, mothers and vote for him.
