The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-10-15
THE DUAL DESPOTLSM
OF GORNAk AND RAISIN.
Their Dictatorship was Never More OdiOus,
Powerful and Dangerous Than Now.

dictatorsp incompatible with true Democratic
Onean power absoutsm and when astens itself
upon Sae or city the substance of political freedom gone
makes essential difference the of people
what party personal dictatorship them
The autocat who cheats them of their American bhrigh
Republican colors political gone
and the does with them he please par
The boss H eT Gd 6n of s n0ies GpPor
against good czen and the hand good citizen is
lis against him.
Maryland State and Baltimore city today
calling yoke of personal relationships German autocat
of the State Rasin the of the city,
party under their corruptng and ranncal be-
OnG f 3@lfIaRe :" SesPeeRg Der ~ H1 %
COVER FOR EXACTLY THE KIND OF DEsPOTISM or
WHICH TRUE DEMOCRACY IS THE ETERNAL FOE They
disc turned into bargain shop in which the honors and
Of public life are made the basis trades and dcke and pareeed
and done their bidding with the read sevy and the
ebasing influence of their relationships has grown beyond
the pale the Democratic party
their integrity and reputations Eng
land under the rule of base men, THE of honor private
station"
o, THE GORMAN-RAsIN DEsPoTIsM HAS BEEN CARRIED
NEGEssARY FOR THE DEMocRATIc PARTY, BUT INDIs
PENSABLE FOR THE RESTORATION OF HEALTH AND
STATE AND CITY The masmat and deadly blight
RR SWAY BE y TS OF al the Rs9P r6 d6H
SGIENCE, SETTING UP FALSE STANDARDS OF SUCCESS
TO PUBLIc POSITION OR SEEK ANY SORT OF PUBLIC
EMPLOYMENT EXCEPT THROUGH THE NARROW AVE
NUE. OF PERSONAL SUBMISSION AND SERVICE TO THE
BOSSES AND THEIR MACHINES
The branding iron OF the two bosses is everywhere in evidence
The dumb driven cattle the plains Of the Far West do
ranchmn certify his ownership than the henchmen of these
political cattle kings the signs of their vassaage in the official
serfdom have the brass call it Democracy
Such state of affairs infinitely degrading sovereign
State of Mayandand equally great city Baltimore
unworthy of the history and traditions
has its individual liberty thought or else is
mockery first drew breath in this land is only debasng
thing that lies the foundation of
tue slavery that aens its letters public spirit puts individual
manhood under the ban of political prescription the
science of the community personal character and puts premium
If the twod tyranny of German terminated
then there end State and CITY all honorable aspirations
ambition the service of their country their city
through doors under which they soop
honor rectude and sfespec behind they
supremacy of party kept at such price worth what it would
Nothing compensate American community
the saving salt of public decency and clean standards political pref
ermen Oneman Democracy no Democracy at all Maryland
under German and Baltimore under Rn have lost the
o Safeguarding communities which manly independence and
equality of opportunity for the individual citizen.
The time has and the occasion is altogether suspicious
ending the dual dictatorship that has Maryland manaces
her uest Democrats from service under the Democratic
There must be change and now is the time to make it, The
bosses must be destroyed order that the party The
ocac rank and file that free control their
pary action without which popular through parties
totally fails of its The Democrats OF this State and city
country will suocaed the chokedamp mercenay and machine
ridden politics.
This noble appeal issued by Tile Sun 1885, applies
force to the present campaign
The Ring bold and arbitrary it is today.
The dictatorship of German
dangerous powerful present.
They drunk with power.
They and they alone have nominated the whole city
ticket
They tickets only their own tried and true
lieuenans
They machinery of the State to
achieve their purposes
They seeking solely their further enrichment
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
Their msfeasance obbey and illicit dealings
as in 1895.
Their ruling maxim then, the injunction of Iago-"
money IN thy baySe.'