La Junta tribune., 1900-10-10


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The last Democratic administration
gave the people plenty Of work-hArd
work hunting employment at living
wages.
Mr. Hill says he IL enthusiastic for
the Croker ticket, but he has not re-
tracted any Of the predictions he made
before It's nomination
II Is but natural that Chairman
Jones' should feel tribe jealous Of the
predicting department Of the Hon.
George Fred Williams.
Mr.. Bryan lodges questions concern
Ing political liberty In North Carolina
with the same dextcrity that he evades
his predictions In 1896.
Boss Croker has disposed OF the Coler
gubcrnatoriaI candidacy and resumed
his talk OF the desirnbility OF interest
ing the young men in politics.
with n cash capital OF ss. .Gs3. .ooo. 900.
Uncle Sam can well AFFORD to do a
banking business with the rest Of the
world. provided the security Is ample.
Do not compare the actual condition
of the United States with theoretical
promise never put TO the test, but with
results obtained In other governments
Galveston possesses sufficient Amer
lean pluck to rebuild itself and regain
its former prestige. No representative
American city will surrender to disas-
ter.
Within few weeks II will be impos-
sibie to discover the hole where Well
ington went down. He has already
ceased to create any interest in Mary
land.
The cry Of Imperialism didn't fright
EN- the Vermont and Maine voters
worth q cent. The Democratic party
was not fortunate with Its scarecrows
this year.
The increase in the price Of cotton Is
another thing that would worry the
Democrats In the South IL govern
ment without the constitution" didn't
prevail In that secion.
How would an unsuccessful American
army be welcomed home? How many
Americans yearn for an opportunity TO
witness our troops In the Philippines
execute such a return?
Mr., German met with the Democrat
ic managers in New York last week,
asked q few pertinent questions they
were unable to answer and then ad-
Journed to his Maryland farm.
Boss Croker's ambition to sit in the
ta rtH ArS
pretentious than that of the late Boss
Kelly. The latter was content with a
seat In the House Of Representatives.
Governor Roosevelt's hearty recep-
ton throughout the West Is In striking
contrast to the greeting accorded the
Democrat orators who are roaming
about that section preaching calamity.
Mr.. Pettigrew Is involved In a Joint
debate with the farmers of South Da-
kota. He Is supported by his wild theo-
ries and the farmers rely largely upon
common sense and the market quota
tions.
After hearing from Vermont and
Maine the Hon. George Fred Williams
places Mr. Bryan's majority In the
electoral college Mt seventy-hve. George
Fred Is not dazed by little thing like
an exploded prediction.
The declaration against trusts In the
Republican platform is far more I'm
portant than anything Mr.. Bryan can
say on the subject. 1t Is the voice of
the party in power. party that carries
Its platform pledges into action.
n ,tt,fc 90, ton, ~
al affairs Is no experiment. Brynn's
management OF questions. both finan-
cial and international. Is confessedly
an experiment, and viewed with alarm
by careful men whose Judgment IL In
no way influenced by political consider
ations.
Hopeful Jim Jones more than equals
expectation. He finds the situation In
New York excellent" and he IL "hope-
full that Mr.. Bryan win carry Connec-
ticut and New Jersey" Altgeld has NO
charity and Hill no faith: but Jim
Jones has hope enough to stock the
world He went into the round cotton
bale trust merely from his hope Of
benefitiug the publlc.-New York Sun.
Every Republican In every v0ttng
precinct should constitute himself q
committee OF one to get out the votes
Of those who are inclined to remain
away from the polls on election day.
Republican losses will occur from this
lack Of interest. or failure to take into
consideration the momentous questions
involved. Men who are prosperous,
contented and employed may mot -
the approaching storm. There are thou
sands who may contribute to q result
they do not wish simply by absenting
themselves from the polls There
should be NO repetition OF the great dis-
aster following the election Of 1So2
Nj. Bryan rejolces In his willingness
and ability to tell NJ what his policy