The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-10
PARKER RtG|VES
. OUT STATEMENT
Appeals to Democrats 10 Organ
izc For the Future
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He HINTS AT TREACHERY
1F ANYONE SUSPECTS HIS
NElGHHoR or TREAcHERy,
LET HIM NOT HINT or
HIS SUSPICION
by the Associated Press

/ ny the Associated Press.
| Esopus. N. n, Nov. oJudge Par
ker tonight gaye out statement CON
cerning the election and the future OF
tho Democratic party.
| After expressing gratitude to those
who assisted him In the campaign,
and saying that he accepted the nomi.
nation because he thought 1t hts duty
| to do SO. Parker says.
The party has In the near future u
great mission. Before long the people
viii realize that tho tariff.fad trusts
and Illegal combinations are absorb.
| ing the wealth OF the nation. Then
they will wish to throw or these
leechess hut the Republican party will
not aid them to 10 il, for its leaders
appreciate too well the uses I'd which
monies Of the trusts can be put In a
political campaign
when that time comas, and come X
will the people will turn to the Demo
cratic party for relief, and the party
should be ready-vready with an on
gsnization Of patriotic citizens cover
ing every election district, who are
willing 10 work for the love &C the
cause an organization supported by
as many town. city, county and state
officers as we are able To elect In the
meantime.
State Machinea Against Us.
I'VE entered this canvass with az.
|'ary northern, western and eastern
state, save one, In Republican control
This gave that very large army Of Of
Ace holders reaching into every ham
LET, many Of whom gladly followed tho
sexefrpIas-ses Tor them BY members uf
the presidents cabinet ia devoting
their time and services to the party.
Must Forget Differences.
TO accomplish much In this direc.
zion, however. we must forget the DIFF.
ferences Of the past. II any one sus.
poets his neighbor of treachery, let
him not hint OF his suspicion. II he
knows he has deserted us. let him not
tell H. Our forces have been weaken.
ed by divisions.
I'VE have quarreled AT timss over
non-essentlals. II we would help the
people. II we would furnish ar organ.
lzation through which they may be
relieved of the party that has grown
SO corrupt that II will gladly enter
into partnership with the trusts TO
secure money for election purposes.
we must forget the differences Of the
past and begin this day toxbuild up
wherever II may be needed. broad
and effective organization.
Must Teach the People.
And we must by constant teaching.
through press and from platform. ap
prise the people of the way the vicious
tariff circle works We must bring
home TO them at other than election
times. the fact that monies coutribut.
ed TO the Republican party by the
trusts Is not only dishonest money,
but 1t is given that the trusts may.
without hIndrance. take much larger
sums from the people.
In the presence of defeat that
would take away all personal ambi
tion-were IL true that otherwise II
possessed mel do not hesitate to
say that in my opinion the greatest
moral question which nov eonironts
US is:
Shall trusts and corpora tons he
prevented from contributing money 10
control. or 20 aid in controlling our
elections?
Such service as can render in that
or any other direction will be gladly
rendered. And ! beg the cooperation
as fellow workers of every Democrat
in the Country"