Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-08
PROSPECT IS BRIGHT FOR SUCCESS OF DEMOCRACY

following with New adas Congressman Francis
G. Newlands appeared Sun days San Francisco Examiner
Francis G. Newlands of Nevada Of the most promi
influential Congress- of the opinion that
prospects harmony the coming campaign
unusually bright policy of
Republican with the and Philippine questions
of remedial legislation be enter
tained SO long the party remains in power.
Mr.. Newlands yesterday the Palace Hotel In
reporter reviewed the political sit
at looks victory
this November
prospect harmony good said
Congressman Newlands During 1896 the party
passing through acute crisis 1t endeavorng to throw Oft
the control Of the who really sympathy with Re-
publican than Democratic policies and who disposed favor
aws wealth rather than law abiding wealth and the
the prosperity and happiness
That period necessarily Of much recminaon and dsqu
e believe that the truth Of orr contention that the Renubl
party privilege CT monopoly, of favored lg
1aion for the few rather than benefcent legislation for the
becoming clear the minds Americans who have been
identified with the epubican party and look for gradual and
conservative REFORM through Democratic instrumentay
HARMONY OF SENTIMENT.
Il believe tha what require harmony sentiment in
rather apparent harmony that produced by
placing those who differ with us views and thus attempting
Nothing be accomplished by endeavoring
the support those who really prefer Republican politics
ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN
What will of campagno' was asked of Mr.
"The principals u REPLIED be Philippines, the
trusts domestic development opposed to
and conquest and the general tendency the Republican party
favor privilege wealth the expense the producing
How about the trrs: question: Will that be prominent
sueo'
Yes" replied Newands prominent The Re
publican party will campaign relying mainly
upon of President Roosevelt message
Pisburg speech indications of antitrust pocvi
question what MI Roosevelts views
views of the Republican this question: and above ALL
what action OF the Republican party been during
years of power just passed
Il regard M Roosevelt pe-emincnt in Republican par
sincerity and but Mr.
platform of Republican party Pre-
sdent Of the United States He Governor
York, he sought bring
reasonable contribution
New York Repu cans forced Mr. Roosevelt into the vcees
dency rid Of reform Governor There
interest REFORM but against They hoped
position assassin not the
action the Republican Mr. Roosev 1t in
ta chair; and outside of the radical question
Democrats oncede that President Roosevelt
himself well and he American of whom every
should feel proud Tee question whether Mr.
reform President but whether the Republican
party That is the issue this campaign.
publican against the President
verbal expressions against til
President and not in sympathy with his reform though
will exploit them before the public for securing
extension of power.
THE TRUSTS
Now what is the issue?" added Newands "Or
-aon that the public utilities and the spoato
corporation laws of the being
promote o of wealth
escaping an
other hand obtaining undue of
of production The antitrust sentiment hostile
1t the fact that there inequalities
tune, arising difference ability and opp rtuny
does seek obterae inequality the law
machinery being sue
unduy promote the wealth of the few the expen
of the The anitr sentiment organized again
awabiding wealth, but against the awes wealth
the wealth which seeks exemption from taxation which
Ca privileges the wealth which evade and the law