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mental policies and ecanoEaie principles
I whose ultimate triumph is deemed
more essential than the inauguration
Z Of aay particular political regime The
I final decision 10 east nay vote for Theo-
I dors Roosevelt is ups hasty conclo-
( sion. | conceive the political duty OF
young man IS frst TO his country; and
secondly 60 that party whose policies
applied TO Eovsrnmental affairs wall con-
duee 70 industrial satisfaction. promote
national commercial, expansion, and
assure the constitutional operation of
law regardless Of wealth. color or sta
}tion."
l Mr.. Craw,or, a,serfs that he did not
I vote FOR the indaFSsDlelft u Jadge Parker
al tie Albany convention, and thai foi-
I loving the Democratic nominees sensa-
tional telegram 20 the 81. Louis con-
yeation Judge Parker's Letter OF accept
aaCe was a keen disappointment.
An American. Not Democrat.
Judge Walter " Chandler, q LIFE
jouz Democrat OF New York. has an
uouncej his intention Of voting for
Roosevelt and Fairbanks. In stating
his position Judge Chandler says that
II took h!m eight years 60 reach the
lofty plane OF moral courage and patri-
otic resolve 20 be sn American and not
Democrat lie puFposss also to per
mancutiy remain In the Republican
PARTY, pref~rr.us 10 follow the dictates
Of reason ani not of Impulse" 81 sup
ported the pemocTatic ticket IN 1900
said Judge Chandler. son the single ia
sue OF the retention or non retention Of
the Philippine Islands. now regard
tue Philippine question as, closed In
csleni: on every other carffnal issue %
the present campaign am 10 hearty ae-
cord with the Re.a1lcaa party. Des-
tttuts Of living issues. wanting in
righteous civic motives. totally disorgaa-
'zed and demorsliEei. Democrats have
forsptica OF have at least abandoned
the manly aud enlightened methods o:
poiemic warfare that made illuStrlops
and forever memorable the days Of Doug
las aud Ilncoin''
Does Not Like psvis-
Dr.. George II Carpeuter. OF Eldgely.
". Va. who tNo years aED Was prom-
ineaily mentioned a Democratic can-
lidate fer Congress. has declared him
-eif IN favor OF Roosevelt and Fairbanks
lie has also stated that he sill no; sup
port Ipha J. Conwsg for governor OF
West virginia. In sanouacias his re
Ns#E&s k4+s=4 - AAs AfezlHrAA4sAE
DR. Carpenter said. i see nothing in
The Dempsratic ucle; az platform % az
trsct my vote Judge Parker has acted
fsf a class of Democrats ia whom | have
Ao fsiik- lie = unkHoNn. The men
Who Recommended him are distra.te,l
Wes; Virginia Is the worst corporation
ridden State ia the Union. And the IN
aaeaee Of ParkeF's running mate has
been the chief cause in making il So"
After ssveps, Years.
William MeT.ain. Of ottumwa. Ia.
~ife SAYS he hat been voting the Demo
cratic ticke, FOR seventy years. has an
ncanced his Intention Of supporting Pres
ident Roosevelt In making this STATE
ment Mr. McI5ari says thar the Presi-
dent has demonstrated that he is a safe
and capable man to have at the head OF
the government. and that he believes in
letting well enough asoRe. Mr.. MeIain
IS - years old and cas-, his fs-s; Prexi-
dental vote for Andrew Jackson.
Parker Too unesrtsin. Et'tE
W. F. wiIiisms. Of Bccnriile. Ind.
who has been active in DernOcratic coun-
oils heretofore. win use his inAuenre IN
support cf the Republican national tick
-. In declarias his Intentions Mf VII
his neighaors above a party name after
this fashion: There has been an in
crease OF 100 PER cent in The value o.
lands in Warrick county in th. last
eight ye1rs. Ii used TO be while Cieye-
land was President thar lands saii for
from So TO $40 an acre. Now che same
farms bring SO an acre. Parker is an
uncertain quantity. The Democrats have
no issue, but Il is Inevitable they would
tinker with the tariff and bring about
business stagnaiion."
Uaion Labor Men Rsnounee Dem
oersey.
John Eanis and William D. Harrison.
ot Stamford, Conn. who have FOX years
been prominent in Democratic politics
and active in union iabor politics. have
renouReed Parker and Davis and will
support Roosevelt; and Fairbsnks The
Democratic party repndisted every truly
Democratic principle e; the St Louis
convention" said Mr.. Harrison Be
sades. u has nominated a man who has
never placed himself on record on any
question before the people. Ne one
knows where be stands. and I canno.
see how any one who has been . con-
sistent Democrat FOR the las. fifteen
Tears can support judge Parksr.-".
Eathasisstic fo~ RssssvsIa. bt
John T. Doyle. Of Siocktos. CA. who
has held a namb>r of high soNo<ss sndes
Democratic rale. is enthusiastically sup
porting Roosevelt and Fairia ak.- Mr..
Doyle asserts he is no longer able 4,
support the platform ss the DeGocrstic
party. City councilman. member of the
tse1Fd Of police and FIRE. eesurn ssipn and
member Of the board os managers OF
the Stockton State Hospital for the In
sane sr~ sssEs Of the ocsees vasrh Mr..
Doyle has sls~a. s4na9zsss
ke.seveis Is Prs<ressivs-
Chzries p. B,asey OF sse lexsi &rfn
Of kest5ng 4 wosrs5t. Of Ne~ York,
In Tes'y 70 tie a7s-ezls Of the Lawyers