The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-09-23
Form3r Si|vertes and Democrats Decline tc Sup
port Parker for President
ALL PREFER PROSPERITY To PARAL YS|S
Views Of D. c. TiIIotson, Late Chairman Of the
National Silver Republican Party : Rea-
sons Given by Others


welt and Fairbanks this fall. a large
number have publicly announced their
change of faith, but others have sim
ply said to their friends that they pre-
fer the known and tried Roosevelt to
the hesitating, evasive and unricd
Parker The names of some Of these
men, including Oscar Straus, John A.
Mccall, Major John Brync, Patrick
Egan, Richard Price Morgan and Eu-
gene \. philbn, have already been print
ed. Among those not heretofore noted
are: Ernest Crawfort, Judge w. NJ.
Chandler. DR.. George II. Carpenter Will
liam McLain, w. L. Williams. John
Ennis, William ID. Harrison, John II.
boyle, Charles p. Blaney and Daniel
Buchanan.
From Baxter Springs, Kas., comes
The Information of wholesale assertions
ON the part of Bryan Democrats, and
the forecasters predict that Cherokee,
which gave Bryan 1880 najority III
1896, will so soldly for the Republican
ticket. Prominent among the Demo-
rrats who have announced their inten-
tion of supporting President Roosevelt
are: Il. ii. Goodwin, mine owner; e..
w. Dow, president telephone system;
Samuel j. Crawford, former governor of
Kansas; James II. Chubb, former Nom
A., 'l'. - -. w.
dealer; Edward Hodgkins, retired mer-
chant: ID. Orr Chubb, politician; W. S.
Baxter. editor and {, II Collins. noli.
tician.
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th,+ tho S;,vor Pan,hi;oans NO s,t;s.
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tried to do ito dutv with +ho nnonln and
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voted for Rrvan in 1soG and 1000 and
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regular n,rty organization Tn letta,
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tbo Ranrhl;oon r,on,no,,;a,nI Con,,,;,
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lotions
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~ 1000 u' 40 t"'t'e' ~ ''e people
~ ~ presents us with Il candldate whose
poiiuical virtues are OF the mega
w SUI i... ne claims that the
IVY pon.le IS SICK alsu as remedy
a p,opos ...;. iour Years OF paralysis n
a.ls a.1.iuue IS ih sood taith would
.ppear .nal .here IS no gooa reason for
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Roosevelt His onnonents are comnall-
ed to admit that he is q man of yirilitv.
of high moral purpose in both civil and
Official life and one that does not eyade
official responsibility.
while there are many honest and
upright citizens among his opponents
yet the fact remains that the Presid emf s
vigorous and aggressive execution of his