The Lamar register., 1904-08-17


ez- A zeziTs az eDzDEs1s-zsEs
eza.pelxn szs sz<E z-z-tsc. AZ Lszsf
aso1ta szFilsr tEzE -s-Si Ly zit SzrTiez
/ & ts.s Efsts.
Lis>ry L>ssset-
TEe Den1se u TIE rae Az'e S@eh
crsz<5tsc rif1 TIE sztEzlF1l1zsJ
so@r-zste II th< D@r1crztlc ar
zzEizztio1 s1splogiaz slelails- ed
tz1ngs N IN ogsr TIE sfzis
za1 orzzElzs Dernerzt.c Lo@-iy
I Lesxzsz. Tssae SDciz5sz orgzn!z<Es.
ra!ls eDlEtz1tlJ EEz1sz 5cltziiz- cf>c-
I frfEss z1f thear5sz zDoa tEe.r >szrsfz,
zlVlss f.s-. ~ yC-s fEe DknacrEatie
rie<e< TIE sleiziisr politicians sfn
q. -: u zssa cEs.lt tor eD1zicsEzS.s
/ forsslzft. oe.legs thar tEsT are ~kiiiinz
fec slr1z 0l;E cae stc1s-' BY crloD4-
az;sOl fEsT are abe n par tnsiF c1f'-
trilez iato Dslo>ssfie earn al TIE x
Dz1sz II tLs Der1oeTzfle rate commit
I tee. for thar bl1T ls Dzyinz. a. lsz<t,
I DofriOs III tie fzp@rse>,of fa-f pFzzIiz-
ERA oE ths Liberty i>ezzgss.
The s1eizIlsts figure u osst tkis ~zy:
II the DemOerzts vii zccsDt fhsir plat
fofrn sa1 no1inzf> q radical zad-.aE
zad Df1er ezaGiesfs. they will f1Ss
With the Denoersfz and ssc1rs larzs
czmpsiYn confFlogltIons. and :! ta-
tlc<et "a suecszsfgi. q number II the
ztsts of.css II j. gIGsFstnld That Il
the event II re sgcesss of cclnbinz-
tion of this Kind that Prssicsat AoJsf
Will bs made sflgtzht general u the
s,ate. On the other hand. u the Demo
cFats nominate z eonseTyzfiye csndi-
date. Wio ia opealy oDplsed N the an
archisflc nlefhf,Gs II the Soclzllzfz. they
viii put up q candidate of iheir oTn.
VIM. they hope. Will profit materially
] In the matter Of Yofes from the Liberty
/ League noyement. which they control.
In zny. event. the Soeiallst politicians
have zHcceefsf IN euiangiinz the Dem
oeratle leaders In a nagsest!ng conbl-
nation that Will drive fnOuSanfs OF
Democraiic yotss N the Republican
party. RspOrfs from the organizers Of
these Liberty ieagUes. are far from en-
couraging ~ frat they appeared 10 be
making sorne lmprfssion upon the more
| ignorant classes, but slncs the hrst
gDazm has worn OF. they find very little
interest among the conservative work
Ing people. They. Of courge, have no
! difficulty In bringing the. radical ele-
ment into thess leagues. for this eie-
neDt IL com p1sed almost wholly oi
rampant Sociailsts, and this Ia about
all there f. 10 the Liberty League
movement II Ia the same Sort Of an
| auxiliary 10 the Sociallst party as the
Wegfsrn Federation ~ Miners. In
good-flzed town Socialist organizer
recently made soclalistic appeal 10
/ the barbers' union. A. the close Of his
tax he asked the thirty BARRIERS pres
ent 10 sign pledge to vote the Dem
ocratic ticket The paper received one
signatpTs.
An Enormous Campaign Fund.
President Meyer and Secretary Hay
/ wood. In their recent TRADE Of abuse.
offered IN reply 10 the governors state
Tnent regarding the strike, boasted OF
this enormous Gums Of money the west
ern Federation Wss receiving from the
various unions II the kast Whiie
| there IN absolutely nothing left OF the
/ Western Federation Of MlnerB In Colo
rado, except the executive committee
and the headquarters In Denver. the
tventy-seyen orators which they sent
East TO stir up union men. have been
financial succegs. The absurd
: stories Of outrages by the authorities
! which were sent out, and which have
been supported by the exaggeratlons
Of these tweniy-ssyen Patrick Hen
rys," who were demanding liberty or
death Of their sympathetic hearers, has
| resulted In yeritable harvest OF yell
low coin. This enormous campaign
| fund, which IN said to nov be approach
ing the two hundred thOusand dollar
mark IL sure to exercise "A very marked
influence upon the Judgment OF the
Democratic campaign committee, ana
when Joined with the Democratic cam
paign fund VIII supply the sinews OF
war by which the combination hopes
to defeat the Republican party and re-
store the delightful conditions which
have existed during strikes under for
ner Democratic Administrations In this
state
Democratic Candidates.