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Juase Parker. In his letter OF accept
ance c.esry tied aud defined tae
oDucs Involved sH the present caRI-
paigp. l de net bellese that any Dem
scr1t xil A.sscsIt from the views
therein expressed HIS more pro
Rounccd stand upon the tar.h question
ought " meet with unqualified up |
proNai ~ al DeIsorrats. l feel seosa- /
esaI ~. ;ssf Judge Psrkers letter
SlA sss,eai ~ indapendent vosers
shssaenast the country, especially "
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Cha-ses Y. Donnelly Philadclrhla).
Democratic City ClairIaaR-J uage
farkers letter OF acceptance is a
strong and mastery presentation OF
the issues ef the preseat campaign
from = Demecrs tic viewpoint. and tae
favorable impression proauced by his
gold stanuard" Telegram has been
Sreatiy streaS eneIed Ly the tenor ei
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1.s.ss Cs-s-sy s.a Ably DeaseA.
Patrtck NcCarren (BrooAlynJ-An
the issues before the country have
been very clearly aud ably defined by
Judge Parker. lie has taken no equiv
ocal ground anywhere. his letter has
brought cut more clearly than ever the
impertapee St = change in our Gov
ernment HE letter WAS q splendid
aehnitioa Of the issues en which Ne
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fAoOao fagRart, Chairman Of the
Democratic National Committee
JUAae Parksr's letter IL superb. The
instant eject II has upon the country
" shown ~ the large number of tele-
Crane ] hAve received to-day congrat-
oaatiAg the country aud the party up
- sucA spleDdid letter. These tele-
grams come from Wisconsin. Indiana,
lllisois, New Jersey, Delaware ard
campaign will 60 forward with greater
sntbusissn IS soOn ~ the Letter u
generally rseA
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Setter y . calm, masculine, judicial
preseata ton Of the issues that will ap-
peal - the intelligent and conservative
Of the country. The polite rebuke ad-
ministerea 20 cur blutfing President
On the laws Of trusts will meet with
general approval. What a pity that
Judge Parker's sense OF dignity would
not permit him to properly character
ne tie performance.
eesoo9 sNA CoNvlset~e. |
J. Edward Swanstrom (New York. |
Judge Parker's eloquent letter of ac- |
eeptanee nttingly opens the Democratic |
campaign. 1t 10 patriotic and states
manlike document. particularly strong
ana convincing in the statement OF the
ISSUES from q Democratic standpoint
and is sure to bring inspiration and en- :,
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