Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-10-23

fTaDbDn IA BrOOks VIII Wahc NV
state congressman OF whom the peo-
pie can be proud. and then Alyas de-
feat will be welcomed by many be
cause IL viii put him and the family
on the shelf In future political deals
in this state. Vote Tor Brooks and
help Colorado.
II is OF very little use TO reprint
Senator Teller's old Republican
speeches. because nobody longer ex-
poets consistency or coherency from
him He cannot change as rapidly as
Paterson. whom nobody expects to
remain OF the same opinion three
months together; but his recent ut
tcranres show that he has changed so
much that what he said ten years ago
has very little To do with the case
now. Ten years ago he said that the
Republican party was the best party
the country had ever known, and that
Il would settle the silver question as
II had settled all others with which
II had been called upon to deal He
eXhorted his hearers TO stand by the
party, and settle differences Of opin-
ion inside the party. lie reminded his
hearers of the benefits OF the protec-
tive policy and warned them against
the freaks and vagaries Of Populism.
That was good doctrine, and If he
had stuck to 1t the state would be bet
ter off today, and he would have the
sincere respect OF all But he did not
stick TO IT, and for the past two
years or more his utterances have
Indicated that his spirit has become
so soured that he is now willing to
recant everything he ever said for Re
publloanism. Henceforth. at any rate.
he has announced that he intends to
he Democrat: not on silver alone.
but in everything. Under these con
ditions. no Republican can vote for
him. either directly or indirectly,
without a sacrifice of principle.-Colo-
rnde Springs Telegraph.
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II. Melville was an outgoing pas.
senger this morning.
r. E Sloan was a Denver bound
passenger this morning.
Caveny is Justly titled "thc young
Mast. says the New York World
A vote for McCabe Is a vote for de-
cent legislation for the State of Colo
rado.
The farmers are interested In the
commissionership. Vote for Morgan
and Gaines.
A good many country people were
in last night TO listen to Frank Goudy
discuss the political issues.
There will be day OF reckoning
for all those who talk one way and do
another Decency prevails in the long
run.
W. II Con. the ice cream and con
fsctionory dealer, is going to move
to bayfield,, where building is being
erected for him.
The question Is quite often asked
Who will receive the most votes. Gar
banati or Pace As to qualifications
there Is no question, as Garbanati is
wcil read and straightforward In his
beliefs.
Frank c. Goudy and party left this
morning for Silverton, where they
will address the voters OF San Juan
county this evening. We bespeak for
them a good attendance as they are
entertaining takers.
sheriff Casad came down from Sill
verton this morning enroute to Pu-
ehlo with Mrs. Case whom he Is con
yeyIng to the asylum, whose unfortu-
nate hallucination is that people are
after her to do her injury.
Mrs Charles Plank. who has been
visiting her mother. Madam Rose of
the Famous dressmsking department,
for the past month. departed for Den
yer this morning. Mrs. Plank re
ports very enjoyable time while In
our city.
John Kellenberger departed this
morning ON an extensive trip which
will include points along the d. X.
q. the San Luis Valley. San Fe and
as far east the Kansas line. Mr.,
Kcllcnberger is extending his trade
every year.
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The Durango Business college con
linucs TO Increase its membership II
is something the city has needed for
long time and should be patronized.
II is money well spent by every young
man or woman who Intends to engage
In any kind OF business