The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-01
PUBLIC SENTIMENT DEFIED

feeling OF the masses here Is over
whclmingiy in favor Of Mr.. Folk
and the reforms which he advocates
rs against what is commonly known
ms the State machine, but which is
in reality II ring or combination
within the regular working ma
chlncry of the party, dominated ny
corporation influence and the
graft element of the party, and
nctuatcd by Il spirit MS pr0Scrlptivc
as it is domlncering and selfish.
Every county in the State is honey
combrd with the satellites Of this
powerful politico.corporHtIon com
binutlou, controlled either by the
crumbs of patronage that fall from
| the State Administration patronage
! table, or the bride courtcslcs and
| local legal and other employment
that flows ont from the corporation
bruriirInucs of the combine. The
sentiment of party Loyalty among
! the rank aud file, who believe they
are standing and voting for the
rcycrcd principles that have come
down to lis from the fathers of de-.
m0cracy, is the instrument upon
which they have played with the
skill and cunning OF m artist on Il
responsive harp aud hope to con
tIuuo to play
Notwithstanding this county is
most pronounced IN It's feelings and
sentiment for Mr. Folk and the
principles OF which he is the csprc-
luI exponent and representative IL
tnI, campaign, the delegates to rep.
resent 1t in every State Democratic
Convention is against him and that
FOR which bc stands Tho f,h,
tor control was made with Mr. Folk
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hy the State candidates 70 none,,.
drlrcatrs to the Jonlip r,u,o,,,or
This dplcgot;on cor,osod "a,
senator BRADLEY Jpdoa : r,o,
two eoruest snpnortors IF Foil /
II Moluo.n NJ p Cn,rc v;lIor1
b Rariden nf notnriops contention
rrcord Judoo Lab, S,n,,...,
Walter L. IIcnslcy, the attorney
who advised |. l., Page to stand on
his constitutional rights in that
81 900 bill affair, all anti-Folk mn.
chine men, met last Friday. C..
Watson appearing rs IIcnslcy's
proxy. although Henslcv was in
town-to select Delegates TO rcprc.