The daily sentinel., 1902-11-03
Editor and Manager.
THE ISSUES.

The eve of the ballots is at Tomorrow will
see the triumph of democracy in the of Colorado
Better will the triumphant vindcaton of the
Senator Henry NJ Teller in his support of the
Of silver, for which he has had in the past
years the thanks of democracy and tile greater portion
of republican ranks, who have in this
pagn vilfed him and distorted word spoken by him.
1t is The general Judgment of men who have watch
G closely that the state will be
democrats by plurality of at least 10000
will greater satisfaction in having in this
campaign in in which democracy has participat
ed in many years. it has been fighting who have
been traitors the who have received benefits
the hands of the party and who at tile first opportunity
betrayed the confidence of the people. - ~
Gathered together in anagonsm the party
all the sore heads able to enrich them
by fat office and who have therefor become
only waited the opportunity knife the party
all that it stands for.
The republican party lays claims to the friend
ship of the workngmen 1t does invite it,
endeavored pass legislation for it and upon
labor with liberation. If there ever has been party
which deserved the friendship of labor Colorado
has been the democratic party.
Let any who pretends to think for himself and
who is not moved by every change of the wind sit
and take mental review of the issues of this campaign
and which party deserves his support The democracy
stands for the initiative and referendum; the eight
law; the employers liability law for Hon. Henry NJ
Teller to succeed hmse give the city of Denver
rule and take Arapahoe county of political
the state. = -
Its congressional candidates protection
the beet sugar industry in this great state agnst
sugar barons of the east; for the defeat of the
Hill bill which further annhaltes silver; for the
ion of senators by the people and the defeat of the Fowler
bill Besides what has been many
other most excellent things which democracy
this campaign. -'4 e..
For what does the republican party
ins this campaign? First and foremost its Legislative
candidates stand for the defeat of the greatest
state has ever produced. who fought the state
demanded he should fight in 1896 and again in 1900 They
stand if elected for the defeat of the eight the
best legislation which has heen proposed for
who work in Hazardous undertakings; stand for
the defeat of those amendments that their
convention assembled. endorsed and which since that
time their campaign speakers and the republican
have repudiaed; they stand been hard
earned by the democrats in the assembly repeal
revenue law. which President Whemore, of the National
Bar ;socation said the legislation
passed by in the Union regulation the
revenues of the ate they stand to make laws for the
rich and not for the
If its congressional candidates shall be elected they
will give the barons of the reduction
of 33 l3 cent of the duty Cuban which
that the beet factories the will
unable to make at profit; they will against
any legislation which means the election of the
by the people. as the republican does believe
III giving the people too much power
And what other things detrimental to the desires of
the people OF this state that they would do would be hard
to enumerate. but 1t can be summed up few words
that, what the people mostly want delegation of re-
pubicans from this state would be against
1t seems logical that if the republican party
that the 18th general assembly did meritorious acts
in passing the amendments to be submitted people,