Milford chronicle., 1904-09-23

MI. CraWioT says. among other thing,
7 You will consider my relations vii
+ the Democratic party severed becaus
r that political organization has cease,
o 70 be the declared exponent Of govern
! mental policies and economic princiDle
whose ultimate triumph is deeme,
more essential than the inaugurs1io,
Of any particular political regime. IN,
hnal decision TO cast my vote for Theo
dore Roosevelt is not a hasty conclu.
sion. conceive the political duty OF q
young man is first 20 his country; and
secondly TO that party whose policies
applied to governmental affairs will con
duce TO industrial satisfaction. promote
national commercial expansion. and
assure the constitutional operation Of
law regardless OF wealth, color or sta
ton"
Mr.. Crawfort asserts that he did mot
vote for the Endorsement of Judge Parker
at the Albany convention, and that fol-
lowing the Democratic nominees sepsa-
fional telegram 10 the St. Louis CON
Vention Judge Parker's letter Of accept
ance was a keen disappointment.
An American, Not a Democrat.
Judge Walter NJ. Chandler a life
long Democrat Of New York. has an
nounced his intention Of voting for
Roosevelt and Fairbanks. In stating
his position Judge Chandler saws thar !
At took him eight years 70 reach "tbe |
lofty plane OF moral courage and patri-
oue resolve to be an American and no,
a Democrat" He purposes also 10 per
remain in the Republican
party, preferring to follow the dictates
u reason and not Of impulse" Il sun
ported the Democratic ticket In 1900
'aid Judge Chandler, "cn the single is
ue OF the retention or non-retentiop Of
ne Philippine islands. l now regard
ne fhlhppine question as a closed in }
ldent; on every other cardinal issue az
ne present campaign l am in hearty ac- ]
ora with the Republican party. Des- q
rute OF living issues. wanting in !
ighteous civic motives. totally disorran- T
red and demorahzed. Democrats have
1rgotten or have at least abandoned I
ne manly and enlightened methods OF b
olemic warfare that made illustrious 0
ld forever memorable the days Of Doug Il
IS and Lincoln"
Does Not Like Davis. 2
Or. George H. Carpenter. Of Ridgelv. 81
Va, who two years ago was prom u
entity mentioned as a Democratic can "l
date for Congress. has declared him
# IN favor Of Roosevelt and Fairbanks VI
has also stated that he will not sup- p'
rt John j. Cornwell for governor OF tA
est Virginia. In announcing his re- Hu
notation Of the Democratic nominees we
: Carpenter said: Il see nothing in Ia
democratic ticket or platform 10 A. a'
ct my vote. Judge Parker has acted -,
a class Of Democrats in whom / have
ialth. He is unknown. The men eve
10 recommended him are distrusted ser
EST Virginia is the worst eorporation. cd
den State in the Union. and the in. Pui
enee OF Parker's running mate has "C
n the chief cause in making it so.''
After Seventy Years. mes
William McLain. of Ottumwa In ed
0 says he has been voting the DEM ne
TIC ticket for seventy years, has an mis-
nceN MS intention of supporting Pres ble'
u roosevelt. In making this state In
II Mr.. McLain says that the Presi- ma.
nas demonstrated that he is safe wa,
capable man to have at the head of ing
government, and that he believes in pro-
ng well enough alone Mr.. AlcIain thai
. years old and cast his first Presi. sch,
tai vote for Andrew Jackson. peri
Parker Too Uncertain. fere
z. Il. Williams, of BOOnville. Ind eral
mas been active in Democratic conn A
heretofore. will use his influence in l;cal
'ort Of the Republican national tick. bety
In declaring his intentions Mr. WI HOY
s places the welfare of himself anJ the
lelghborS above party name oftar dere
fashion: There has been nm ir- the
Sc Of 100 per cent in the value Of If
IN Warrick county in the Ioet ed
years. 1t used to be while Cleve. spec
was President that lands sold for moor
30 TO $40 an acre. Now the sonc Pull
bring $50 an acre. Parker is an
tam quantity. The Democrats have
sue, but it is inevitable thev wonId
r with the tariff and brirs "puiu % Trus
ess stagnation."
n Labor Men Renounce Do Nv
Ocracy. locA
amford Conn ybo ,''il -. -, tlarrlson' to tn,
prominent in Dau,an-,.. -'..e ior years Of tn
cuye in union labor politics, have - paesi' sH
lced Parker and Davis and will IN "a
RI Roosevelt and Fairbanks. 'sTbe u
-"..N P"tt Iepuulated every truly 49,.
cratic principle at the st. Louis ui.,o'
ltion'' said Mr.. Harrison. "Be. .eal
It has nominated a man who bos trust
placed himself on record on anv agent
IN before the people. No one Sonh ;.
where he stands. and / cannot ii'i ID a.
W any one who has been n con. O.
Democrat for the last fifteen secret
can support Judge Parker" "i St'
sHthuSinstic for Roosevelt. ,Iy,it'' w.
T. Doyle. Of Stockton. Cal. who -, " az
ID a number Of high Offices under q ~
ratio rule, is enthusiastically snn. -
Roosevelt and Fairbanks. M ~ Is
asserts he is no longer able 10 We ,
the platform Of the Democratic poneu
City councilman. member Of The dence
I police and fire commission and expires
OF the board Of managers of dentia
ekton State Hospital for the In ant, tn
some Of the offices which Mr. to ever
as filed. eight !
oosevelt Is Progressive. Vitali q
as r. Blaney, OF the legal firm NSIy &C
ing y Wolradt. Of New YORK ~ wnleh
to the appeals Of the LAWYERS e,oii,l.. s,on u.