The Glenwood post., 1904-09-24

of the Democratic party change constitution
to prohibit deportation" by the lawful authorities.
they do not propose make any change
constitution which permits them any
crime without fear of punishment by that organization
The voter will have to choose constitution
will support, he should permit himself
led or befogged by specous arguments upon trivial
unmportant issues
A sordid unpatrotic Demand.
In Japan the people donating wealth to
their government In Colorado the Democratic
calling on property to refuse pay the expense
to which the sustain the law and
government in Colorado.
Their attitude amounts a upon the property
owners in this state to contribute the growing spirit
OF awessness add fuel to the discomfort
support and the Socialists their upon
property rights and the government
ton of the United States by dshonorng the
enforced the law and by refusing to the in
cured by the state in suppessng awlessness and bring
ing end to the reign of established by
ern Federation of Miners in Colorado.
more unpatriotc appeal could not be made
to an American Citizen and the property of this
state Will resent it at the polls.
They know that the constitutional limit levy
this state is four mills and that the limit
for years and be added change
constitution
They know that the expense for the the militia
during the late strike trouble paid virtually
stalmens covering period of years come
increase in from this really unnotice-
able They also know that this has already been
paid for by the impetus given general business in this
state as result of the restored confidence in the ability
of the state authorities
property.
They know that this state never made profit
able investment than the money used suppress the
Western Federation rebellion will
the people thousand fold in increased prosperity if
principle OF law and order upheld by the reelection of
James II. Peabody
Even il this not the case the aApayers Colo
gladly pay any amount necessary to secure the
oil tiDnt
be protected under the law this state regardless
clamor of the political and labor demagogues the
| ent the future.
Mr.. Bryans Awkward Position.
Mr.. Bryan greater disadvantage in
Denver than during his speech
been able to strike out right and left in of his
theory; this time he forced to admit that it
less to talk the question: because his party had
adopted the Republican money plank, which that
party the last campaigns. The complete
der of his the goldbug element speaker
of much of the which formerly showed
when addressing nn audience on political issues.
Contrary to his usual style, he wandered aimessy
the Democratic political junk heap, pulled the
remains of the and dallied
with few of the old that he time imagined
real issues He finally pulled forth the and bat
tered sword of miarsm which in former he waved
in nearly every town in the United States.
His Rusty, Trusty Blade.
He sawed the air with his rusty blade he vigorously
denounced authorities Colorado using force
maintain civil during the strike tru
bles in Colorado.
In charging the with being enemy civil
government Bryan said:
"A blow struck at civil government anywhere is blow
struck at civil government everywhere"
In this he does refer the dynamiting of mine
buildings Springs the local
Western Federation of Miners blow to civil gov
ernment' The arming of federation strikers Leadvie
in 1896 the attempted destruction of the Coronado mine
buildings the murder of Fireman Jerry OKeefe evidently
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The attack of $50 armed by the federation upon
the Smugger-U Union mine in San Miguel the capture
deportation eightythree miners the shooting
of Becker Jordan, Nicholson, Ballard Thomas,
the murder of Barney, Mahoney Smith and Colinsall
nonfederation miners of Teuride-by the assassins
of the Western Federation of Miners, the arbitrary
boycotting running of business the
the lawful authorities. These things appeal
blows against civil government" If he he
have mentioned it, for he is bitterly opposed attacks
upon lawful government.
On the contrary, his denunciaton for Governor
Peabody the official who had the suppress this
of and terror which he inherited from his
predecessor Office Governor Orman. This evidently
the keynote speech of the campaign.
fore the people Colorado that this
the Democratic position; they now know it,
Vote Hunger.
The nsatiate vote hunger which is gnawng at the
vtals the Democratic organization this will
make every Democratic who will speak
. during the coming campaign
They mention the murders and deporta
ions of the Federation of Miners which occurred
with the connvance of the Democratic Orman
Telluride 1901. They entirely familiar with the
appalling list crimes committed by this criminal
zaon in the various of Colorado but they ignore
them.
Every man in Colorado knows that his state
advance that the business not that work
ngmen-union or nonunion-can not prosper unless cap
ta invest freely and be protected in its lawful rights
unless the world that personal