Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-07

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Auaericaa products coptinae 10 h. sold
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American production. far sarpa ssiaa in
merit snd chespae-- of cost ef ne nv
tactUre any hke machine of foreign eri-
gss. c~sis the hosse bayer nearly ls,
ner cent Moge than the tose .gner Las
y pay 6os IT,
0r. Roosevelt announces that agree.
osent with hiA i- the one cresiiDle evi-
dence that q man is q good Ameri-
can" aAa failure To agree with him
proof ~ indiNerence to the welfare
II the Hation." Ii 10 a simple test. ON
the basis Of the election Returns Of
1Sse. when he wsa . candidate f1 the
vice tFsssAeRcy. 4s5 scters ef every
D<sse eanss ssder this eons. s.natton.
IL - nsaay - two IN btsU should Show
IKE essssssacy the country. logically.
would - rapidly to ruin. Auca pro
party he Isads fully explains Mr.. Roose-
vets ssVersions Of the motives and
character Of his opponents. BGt IL
does not quite excuse 1t.
Republican ''prosperity" talk-Wbat
ehall be said Of the Democratic In
crease In American tonnage enga gpd
N foreign trade from 6t;y. .y2l In 1880
" 2.54t.2 in 1Ssn. a Democratic in
crease per decade Of forty six per cent.
as against the decrease from Z. SAG. 2;.7
In 1850 to $40 @i4 in 1899 kepubli-
can decrease OF sixteen per cent. Der
decade Edward N. shepard
Republican prosperity" talk-what
ahall be said of the Democratic in
crease in our total domestic merchan-
disc exported from x3l .VD, ,00 in 1880
TO e316,W0.U0 In 1861. or an average
Democratic increase of 153 per cent
per decade, as against the Republican
Increase from x3lGUtU. 900 In 1stiO 10
81 .31U 100000 in 1890 aud increase of
only e3.5 per cent. per decade Ed
ward n. She pard.
Prosperity is not the product Of poll
ticians nor OF Government policies. 1t
n the joint product of God and man. 1t
eomes from the beDevolence of nature
h giving us rain and sunshine. com
hined with the industry and the lntelli-
Eence " the American farmers and la
borers OF every class. Senator Jos. W.
Bailey. of Texas.
Every German newspaper ir New
York City is against Roosevelt. This
h Official At least the settlement is
made on the authority of Joseph Win
ter. the man who organized the Roose-
velt German-American Leagu
go
Mr. Cleveland's statement that the
State ticket fairly represents "the
tghting strength of New Nork's Dem
scracy" Is the opinion of a man who
knows New York. who knows fighters
and who knows Democracy. - New
Z Iork World.
One Of the great founders OF the Re
publican party. when ii was conse-
rrated to the cause of the abolition of
slavery. advises negroes not to vote the
Republican ticket. and it is no less than
former Secretary George s. Boutwell,.
Of Massachusetts.
OF all the travesties on sincerity Is
the Kind of talk the Republican candi-
date for Nice-President is using, espe-
cially when he said. speaking of our
foreign relations. I'VE need no allies
except those of truth and Justice"
How does that comport with the speak
softly, big stick policy-the utterance
of the Rough Rider President?
The New York Times. speaking of
Mr. RooSevelts recent letter of ac-
ceptance OF the Republican nomination.
saws: "No such astonishing document
has ever before been issued by a Presi-
dent of the United States or by can
didate for President. 1t sounds like n
voice from the Middle Ages. or like an
outcry of the King of Abyssinia. Its
aim is certainly not to tell the truth.
but to put the Presidents opponents
in a hole"
Chicago" said T. c. Newman. OF
that city. "will give from 10000 to CO.
rssO for Parker. IL We can hold the ma
,orities down in the big Republican
counties the Illinois electoral vote vii,
surely be cast for the constitutional
party"