Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-03-18
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March z The; administration has
got thie daylight scared out of Wall
Street and the big business intere,ls, 81
the country becaufe it Ii going to
wtthdrawthe money frc m the berk- of
the country; <; deposited there BY the
government, to:pay the opera bouffe
repub lio Of Panama for the canal strip
and the French people for the canal.
Everybody. seems to be mortally afraid
that it will create such q strinRency
In the money markets that 1t will
precipitste a panic. The money
sharks and trusts are lying awake
nights now wondering what will be
the next move, of the political acrobat
In the White House Well, they put
him there, now let the CALLED jade
vince. Lay on MacDuf!
Democratic national politics is
again holding the boards in the poll
tical nerve center Of the nation. The
so-called leaders of the party in Wash
ington are /. beginning to line up for
some one candidate. In other words,
they are beginning to see daylight
and to know that they must take
sides and they are getting busy. Many
Of them who have hitherto been op-
posed to the Hon. William Randolph
Hearst are beginning to veer around
and to hedge somewhat The fact
that he is the only candidate 80 far
who has had any delegates instructed
for him leads to the conclusion that
his friends and supporters all over
the country mean business and it has
thrown scare into the Parker men
the size of an Iowa barn. Another
thing that has helped the Hearst boom
in the last week Is the scurrillous
vicious, filthy personal attacks upon
Mr.. Hearst by the New York Even
ing Post, the recognized organ Of
Wall Street and the trusts, and an
emasculated newspaper that panders
to the prurient appetites Of the ga
tiated six hundred. And yet it has the
audaci:y and the temerity and ting
idiocy to attack the personal charac-
ter of william Randolph Hearst. 1t
was the first shot from the locker Of
the trusts against the only man who
has made them tremble and fear the
wrath of great common people of the
country. It has created great indigna-
ton here and has made Mr.. Hearst
many friends who otherwise were
against him up to this time.
Another thing that has pleased the
politicians here and made them
friendly to him and his ambition ia
the manner in which he is replying
to this dirty attack. The owner Of the
New York Evening Post is Mr.. o.
wald Willard, son Of the late Henry
Willard, railroad wreckef and ex-
ploiter of the people, q genuine buc'
cancer in high finance and one Of the
pioneers in the game that has ruined
more honest and unsuspecting people
than any game of chance or gambling
ever started in this country. Mr..
Hearst shows in his papers that the
son, from the standpoint Of dishon-
esty, has degenerated. He refuses to
take the risks of the father. He will
not try to rob the entire public. but is
satisfied to rob his own unprotected
and helpless sister Of her Inheritance
from her father, and no man can
conceive of crime less likely Of de-
lection or less likely to bring trouble
to the perpetrator thereof than rob-
bling ones own sister, Another thing
that has enraged the trust magnates
against Mr.. Hearst and made him
friends here amongst men who hate
the trust rule In this country is his
recent showing up in his New York
Evening" Journal of the manner Of the
rich men of New York who gamble,
lose money and then make the poor
laborers pay for it by reducing their
wages. He proved that young Regi'
maid Vanderbilt, drunken young
scion of once respectable family,
whose money was made from the
sweat Of mans brow before he was
born, went into one Of the big gam
bling houses Of the city of New Yorl
! and lost $500, 900 in three nights an6
that the very next day the wages o.
the men working on the New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroads
owned and controlled by the Wander
bilts, We're chopped down, although tn
road admitted that it's profits were in
creasing.
Exposes of that kind cause tn
violent hatred Of Mr.. Hearst neld b!
the trusts and should rebound to hi
credit with the people of the country
II men were sired by Satan
damned by sycorax and spawned ii
hell, they will continue their filthy ct
tacks upon his personal character. /