The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-05
SWALLOW SETS PARKER BAIT.
NE INVITES THE JIDGE TO GO
STUNPING WITH HIN.

NE NklIES THE ~ DOE ~ 6V
STUMPING WITH HIN.
Thinks II Likely That One Of Them VIII
he Beaten In the Presidential Fight
Gould Save Money by Going Toe
gcther-ThinEs They Could Talk About.
CHICAGO, Oct i--Here is the letter which
the Rev. DR.. Swallow. the Prohibition can
didate for President, mailed to Judge Par
ker on Oct. 1, inviting the Judge 10 engage
in Joint stumping tour with him about
the country:
CHICAGO. Oct. I. 1901
To thc Han. .irdGe Pdrkcr. Edopus, v. J.
Ny DEAR SIR: Though have not had the
pleasure OF your personal acquaintance.
yet In view OF our being travellers toward the
same goal! which at III" best but one OF the
numerous candidates can reach this year.
and in view further of the possibility that
both you and may miss tho mark and thar
misery loves company" | am sure you will
pardon tn" seeming impcrtinencc of this
c0mmilnicau on.
Having read your very, excellent letter OF
ve, MSch IN The nal anayss Of its con
that can indorse them both but for their
observe that. like myself. you are in favor
y Mr. Roosevelt Z practising greater economy
u he F !" Either M s shond nE
get there and it occurred to me, that We
Nigh, give to our Republican friends an OBJ
our October campaign of the States, speaking
from the same platform on tho same dates.
by which much could he saved IN ernss oahds'
hall rents, advertising, red tire, dc.
LITTLE DIFFERENCE IN PARTIES.
We could discuss the question, What ls
the Dominant ISIS. in This Campaign;
could show the substantial agreement OF all
parties. sspecially the Democratic aud Re- o.
and the Philippines, Also on getting the
offices and the accompanying salaries. and
between your own conservatism and MIR.
Roosevelt's dangerous strenuosity.
You would doubtless MAINTAIN: as In your FOUR
has been done BY President Roosevelt in
the method employed in acquiring the Pana ma
and demonstrate to the world our self-indul-
se sorS w'e Tho eaaa dg
that should be- promptly performed"
The ethics q this seeming paradox %. could nnd
might. as well be hung for a sheep as for a
ne 4:.4 to gsr s ."n to gsA
SsSRs s NJ ascsIsa
your gold standard with the further purpose
IF sysa hs a1 essGP
done that issue all harm possible by cleo
srnaTs sr woSSd tHoSssS tho
process might be painful 70 you, to suggest
an answer to one inquiry 10 your letter. VIZ Y. -:
ma nded or shall extra va gance be encogr-
aged" MY answer would be yea to the
first question and mo" to the second.
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT.
Il could then proceed TO- demonstrate how,
and discourage extravaganza" by putting
in the first m"sss &c 70 Congress recon-
incubation 70 snbmi. 70 popuhhp vote the
First Dissolvng the profit sharing part
and the liquor trafno. and
ture and sale as a beverage OF all intoxl-
such a lsw, executed by cfheials friendly
70 It would have saved last yea year fourteen
an equal amount for airing for criminals
and Pe PpUd% So IF the be trans r.
with the decisions Of the United States Su-
81 all license laws the condition Of the eight
! thousand railroad employees prohibited the
use Of liquor the teachings Of the public
and the am ansiogy found in the prolibitiye
measures Of ,de pure f9Sd a s@s ohd
| LIQUOR traffic produces more misery than war.
seS whs,hef i eisetea YOU Would .rox The
eD objeei lesson to to The ycT1s t men Of the
! country. millions Of whom have been ruined
by It. while no individual was ever yet per
| nlanently benefited by its Use as beverage.
to refer. TO. "cranks. long haired men and
BY s't thinkirs it reference 10 the ,ProhibItion
party, And on the other hand. Il !, follow
ng my preacher proeIiyitte.. quote che text text
! rot take offence by interpreting il as re
ferTing to the Democratic party.
sIrSoH About cIRTtIN BISHOPS.
And again. in the interest of harmony,
which In this cfse will promote your cher
SAfS NJ" @ dGs Ell s
S rSGS po ie' r srSs S Of RS ,5 s
ceve the support Of thristisn men, so long
as il fails to PVT itself on record in an sttituds
of oper hostility to the LIQUOR traf'c, and '
for ny part. will hc silent concerning the
desc1ratirg ccrs.cCrst!oo Of the subway
T Tr"Y"eat " s cpaa T Ghr"h ''' VI your
must respectfully draw the line on your
national chairman, Saloon Promoter Tarrart.
ACCOMMODATING our economic srcroCati"n
M wonld draw tho line on onr Repuhlican
Ross Brewer George b; Cox, and Boss Distiller
wrrs pSndnS %ts Mr. R% IN s%S
an event Smoot, too, would have to stay at
home.
II We could not he absolutely clean. my
dear Judge. We would be a. cloan as We could.
We would At least rcmeme"r The injunction
ri orr good old mothers. that A man Ia kno WI
/ by the company he keeps"
A letter will reach me at Peoria. Ill, on
oct. ]. whore for :, day ] shall be studying
MIR Creenhu;s million endowed plsnts Of
enormous proportions. erected for n" pur-
pose Of turning out, under Government dircc-
| ton, tpplers. liars. drunkards. paupers
| thieves, periurers, embezzlers, defau lt'rs
lnurd-rrrs, divorce suits, full criminal docks
| full jails, prisons. insare asylums and iul
booze breeding dinner pa lis.
hope to meet MIR. Greenhut, provided he
ernrnent offcials on that most important
! question in modern statecra't. viz: How
! can my party be made to vim" A letter
directed in his care to Peoria. Ill, might
reach ne. Yours for better world. here