Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-18
ALTON B. PARKER THE PEOPLES PRESIDENT
-N PICTURE or, TAe DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE WAT PERSON AFTER HIS TRIP TO gsoPUs-oFFEReNcE BETWEEN ROOSEVELT AND PARKsR-THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE BE- FAcTIoN
CANDIDATE FINE TYPE OF AMERICAN MANHOOD

The Democrats of the United States may knoW-tor sure-that. in Alton Brooks Parker. they have a nominee for President to tie to; to stand by to fight for, through thick and thin, from start 10 finlsh
 Not one of the 500 Democratic edlvors who went to Esopus recently but came away invigoTated and re- fresheo. kaeh o1 them found there not a cast iron magnetic man show ing three rows ot front teeth--and nary tooth alike"and exciaiming with every third word, "de-lght-ed, as if he were saying vote for me. damn yer, or I'll break every bone in your body,'' but 8 gentleman: blue eyed reo-haired, bralny and bTawny, not quite so tall as Jefferson, nor so short as rildcn, but enough ot both to give Democracy assurances of a man. If every voter in the United States could meet Judge Parker, he would get thFee-fourths of them. Emphatical- ly, he is the man we have been look ing for, decidedly the man wantd in the White House.
 h tn first place there is no stuff and Donsence about him. lie is as plain and unpre seRd4ng ss. an old shoe; and he hts ike one and wears like one. An eninent jurist un- doubtedly-the Chief Justice of the Su' preme Court of the Empire State of New York could be none other-yers- ed In the law; morally a bedrock of sober counsels, intelhgently a very lighthouse of lucidity and learning. Yes, and a Democrat; a Democrat of the old school of Jefferson and Jack son and TIden- If the people want to get the Government out of the hands of the nountebanks and wTeckers who possess it, they could not find an agent better suited to the purpose than this splendid type of American manhood.
 When he takes the oath of office as President of the United States, even as modestly as he laid down the office of Chies Justice of the State of lsew York, he may be relied upon to do nc tr.val or foolish thing for the sake of the suppose effect. He viii net race over the country about Washington after c pack of hounds chasing Q paper fox. He will not cause hur- dles to be erected on the plateau ad jacent the monument to show his agility as 9 horseman and exploit him. self as a rough rider. He will not make civic righteousness speeches from the front porticO Of the White House, with the spOilsmen laughing and Joking the while as they wait for him to return to the back office there of cheating little Delaware out of hei part4mony, or holding Pennsylvania fast to the idolatrous worship of Steel and Iron. or the raising up 1T Ohio. Indiana, Illinois and Iowa of the painted Harlot of Robbery and Job bery. in the character Of a Supreme Beng to dope the Manufacturer, tc cheat the farmer, and to pillage tht workman alike in field and mill. HG will not make a common cause witt the Gray Wolves of the Senate, no direct the Speaker of the House, witt the aid of the Committee on Rules. t run the legislative grind in the in terest of the Machine and it's Head and in the interest of the taxpayers He will be a party to no investigation
 that do not investigate. He VII bring no bogus lawsuits. meant to de ceive the credulous, whilst playing ir to the hands of the Trusts. He w;l restore the lost balance of pOwe equally 10 the people and the co-ord