Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-11-18
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The men chosen ~ hesd the ns
t,osAl t,cke, are Oorthy Dsa. No'
one honest word has been sa,e
against thesn. not ono ha~ N thcsr
recora- a. honorable estszens has
been dlseo.eFed dur.ng ali she bat.
,ernc-- 9. the campaign
But h. via; extent did these men
REPRESENT THE WISHES OF
DEMOCRATS hid lOU hail With
satisfaction the names Parker ans
DAVIS
Dad yoar neiehbors' feel thai dem
ocracv's hope was really repsesenscd
IN those Rames,
Haw many democrats felt that they
knew anything about the men chosen
T. recoive their votes,
And. above alL how many dem
ocrais SET any canhleuee al all In
tnflaences chat brlughi about the
aJm ustIans,
The candidate was 6rst ssEgesie Q
and aun1auced by whom,
Bv Belmoui the Nau Street.
spacnlailr. head of the disgracciul
Louisville q Nashville affair, specu-
aiar for Ro's,hilds in United Static,
bonds below their value fellow con
spiratar with Clegelau aud Morgan
Hv McCarren. the trsck gambler
and Trust lalbyisf che man apenls
accused of being on the Rockefeller +
sccret rayraiL
Could any candidates have been
more unfortunate in their political
sponsors than the democratic can
didates defeated Yesterday
Could thc honest. upright Judge
bear up under such Endorsement?
The candidates were honorable.
bat unknown.
Those that brought them before
the people were Just the reverse, IN
popular political estimation.
i there was one man less trust
worthy in Democratic estimation than
McCarren 10 was August Belmont,
the stock exchange democrat who
twice voted the republican ticket m
support Of his stock speculations,
and then had the eilrontery to make
himself conspicuous n democratic
councils. trading under his father 5
name
Real democracy eventually viii
control this country for the benefit
Of majority Of its citizens
Democrats will replace IN national
Offices the party that now runs the
country ia the interests Of those
1000 men who, according to
Eiihu Root contributed to Roose-
velt's campaign fund.
The democrats viii one day man
age the country for the benefit of its
eighty millions Of citizens, and not
in the interests Of its TWO THOUS-
AND contributing MlLIlONAlRES.
But. to win. the democratic party
must be democratic. Men that the
democrats know and trust must be
atcd.
Men that democrats wisely mis-
trust and despisc, men of the Bel
mont McCarrcu stripe, must be put
out Of the party, confined in their
activities 20 their Wall Street or their
race gambling, prevented from
gambling with the prospects and
usefulness Of a great party
Democrats viii now proceed To-
organize ON a truly democratic basis
beginning today their preparation
for the Gght Of 1905
They have the consolation Of know
ing at least the day of the Demo
cratic traitors is past They know
that no Democratic national candid
ATE viii ever again have 10 carry the
parasitic load of Belmonts, Me-
Carrens, etc, that proved too heavy
for Judge Parker and his hopes.
The people Of the United States
want a DEMOCRATIC party, they
are going to have it, and it is going
to be victorious.
The people of the United States do
not want TWO REPUBLICAN par
ties. And it is evident they will not
accept democratic party-however
honorable its candidates so long as
that party, IN appearance at least, is
managed from Wall Street, by set OF
plutocratic influences no less harmful
than those which control the repub-
hcan party.
Folk and Douglass. How does
that sound for 1908.