La Junta tribune., 1904-10-29

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, Ne0 - csaAssa - sAS Ooosssases
Psssy wsse HI Kasasss an ~ cso-
pssees - looo saA leoo.
Oh Oliver G. 0altn. fornRiy Of Cole
'sade. hat naw - WanAin0taa. vhs swas,
sne of W. ]. Bsyaas mose enthusiasts
supporters in ths csDpaisns o< 1893 and
1900, has abiursa Dsuocrscy, and wiz
vote fof Roosevelt aaA Fahbanks- Dur
Ing The campaigns named Col. Sahin wa1
aasociaesd With Senator Gtswass. of Ne
vada. Ia conducting H. "Silver Knight,"
. frss silver paper. and n organising
'-Tbe Silver knights Of America" .
free iiver orxanisatioo. He Alss aaaist-
Cd In the writing Of the book. the Hand
Of MONEY" circulated % extensively
shroughout the country in The 6rse cam
paign of Bryan. In . Letter. secentfy
pubSshed. Col. Sabin says:
How u II possible for man who V
honestly in favor OF the remo0esEation
Of silver to support Judge Parker. who
10 the very pet, the idol. you might a1y.
Of those men who defeated Bryan, l
cannot conceive. Look over the whole
list, from ex-P.esident Cleveland. ex-
Senator Hill. Richard Olney, and. with
out naming them. the whole manage
ment of the Parker movement now, and
we find that they were either the active
Or passive enemies of free silver and Of
Mr.. Bryan. and, in fact, Of everything
that we. as silver men. held TO be i'm
portant In our campaign. They not
only were against US in sentiment. but
they organized = third party. went in
and tried to destroy Nf. Bryan and the
Democsatic party. and they succsedcd.
Nov this same Old gang. bought mp By
Tie trusts, heeled by the trusts. sup
ported by monopolistic money, the
grinders Of the faee Of the poor, il 80
ing out asking for tas votes Of silver
men to support . man and 4 party that
has abused US and our people more than
thsy ever have The Republican party.
Moro Asasy IN cireniatiea.
'sfha Republican party, with what
faults Il may have, cannot Be sccused
Of being insincere, and. furthermore. The
Repsblican party has come TO where We
wanted them. What We wanted IN re-
gaed to money was more OF 1t. and the
Republicans came to Il In Q ddnerene
way. OF course none Of N cared for The
siusple question Of silver. ouly a. h a.
Sectsd the soluns Of currency. Thers
was too small an anounf OF money In
circuist3on to Do ths business Of tbs
country. Now vs have pssnV q
0oney.
Look at ths financial eooditisa Of ous
countsy now. Whosvsr saw such coun-
eyf Wbsrs In al history y thsrs rec
oea Of . country ~ prosperous - We are
so-dAyf Look q cur inmsnss expoeta.
Uso Of eoods. billions Of dollars being
hssusAt into oar country. from abroad
Ass than We send est Ths IKE Vas
esvr ssen before. Oar farmers ooly
. few ysars ago In the Western seates
Wvso hoerowing 0oney q anywhere from
9 . 10 and In sems 6eatss II per
esst Lopk - thsa now. You eannot
IDoa thsm money, and 0oGt OF them
have aponay to joan, anA they are giAd
% ~ 8 o. @ pse cent for Il God y %
ou side, end the vssy saseh ssspouds to
rood times. Look at our corn crop. htl-
lions Of bushsls: whnk ~ ths hundreds
Of millions, and q pEiess ssado0 bssces
s1ssiea.
os>s Tsass - 'soaanA Has."
'.nakins h efssesehas. we an1 svssy-
bsay and svssyth1ag, pfoeDsroSA -
a Il sean3o now an e9 tbs sDini0a.
VIZ npeh. Of fhsss IsWa fslIsws who
ksalsve IN de- AsGe1ins ef 'staodiog
vst.' I bsaisvs Z = vel - lst gssd
Sssagh alo0s. I. - ~ StAsR psfson
sneeee pol5ticiaas, - ~ eass vhs b
in pevss, for thses b - Dsaitinal To-
vsss ~ Aak. oaey ~. ~ went Dess-
Vssity foe our co0otry-eosd dDes: ~
went sse labosing osa - - Furnished
voeh plesey 81 Wsek - 0os6 ta0ss
vaesA who eFs th9seg soabss1 %
ss1rste their eAil1sss. dreas them
sesvs Pespectably. sive themselves 0sed
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Vopaul eifisens. . -
.Prpident Roossvs,e has ssvef lsft
- In doubt whefs ~ vas % any qSes-
-. elvays ssraaehs. hossse, eTus and
eausrs. He 10 - Aaseicas Iron tn
crown ef hfs head - the ssses Of his
feet, and noboay eas Aavs any 6oshe -
q NJ standjne By tie 0as q go esoo-
~ Asd co0aandin9 hsasse inspect Ths
Dwocsats would do veil - - carry
q their eampaiss sxpsctiaG - sosais
yoess frso the Anseieaa pssple ~ ab1s.
ine Tie personality ol Mr.. Roosevelt. II
ehey Il. he win be eiecesd By ths largest
oajosSty sny Prsidsst has evos besn
dDcs - days Of Hosnee 0fseley. Ev-
Nyhsay knsws Mr.. Rssssvslt = seraisht.
81 vhether yeu ses ~ ps,ltieal fsssna
- sssny. you kDow - = geatlsDAn.
Asuese, uprighe ard aiaesf0.
-TAe attempt 70 slow tbat - = wfA
"a ssvasic has no foece whaesvss. -
eepss he has already bad eAafge - ehe
ssvesnmsnf for seasiy fer ysafs. aAd
. has done soshing but WHIT Was sie1t.
ev4ussdiss hinself With IL vesy bess
elao of advissss, asd Y - has soeessded
NJ IL frss fosf yaafs q HE ad0in-
ssfrsSSsa. cuuldn't - - Il fU9s osssf
Cast - Trust hin hsttsr than Nj. Pos.
~, ~ b. Mr.. Hin3
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