Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1900-10-12
PRINCIPLES NOT MEN.

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sentative II Congress zto "a -: Gv
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times, We say. Il Is tbs tzight - tzQr.
It would be : pobties! crime, 20 end
Congressman zko vii zg.5 3D.
posed to tie nzu and it@ measures
advocated by E majority OF The people
Of the State.
SO far, during The csmpaizp, Ss
regret to say. Mr.. Harrington Ia. po,
shown himself capable Of rising 70
the high ground OF s;stesnznship By
discussing die issues, but has conhn.
cd his efforts 20 mud Singing and
esrptng criticism Of his opponent.
Whenever be has corde nded 10 re.
Ter to political issues. he has scored
WIN. J. Bryan and declared the Porto
Riean tariff bill to be the most bene.
hceni set ever passed By Congress.
In short be represents everything
that Bryan does not.
No man who is opposed to tho
present gold standard, trust. breeding
~impeHalistic administration should
vote for Mr.. harrington. .of personal
or other reasons. On the other hand
no man who believes in the iDsersra.
bility Of the Constitution aud the
Flag, the Republic DO, the Empire.
In government by consent O, the
governed, in equal rights to all and
special privileges to none. should fail
to cast his ballot for WIN. J. BRIAN
and Francis O.. Newlapds.-Times.
Review.