The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-08
ADDRESS WARMLY RECEIVED.
Democratic and Republican Adj
mini-rrati"ns and Their Re
suits Are Reviewed at
Length.


| applauded enthusiastically from beginning
| to end.
Governor Dockery was escorted from the
| Executive Manson TO the Courthouse iy
the jefferson city Military Band. which
volunteered IFS services fO- the occasion
When the Governor entered the court
room the band played Dixie" and the
| Dc m"cratlc shouts which followed echoed
among the bluffs of Galloway County.
II vas the first speech o: the campaign
In this county. The n"ctins was held I'M
der the auspices OF the jefferson City
Democratic Club.
Robert W. Morrow. president Of the OF
| ga1'zailon. in brief address presented
| the speaker. IL was a representative crowd
I Of Cole Count voters who heard him.
4 Gov. rnor D"ck-Ty aid.
Ti- party 90 which belong 70 th!fty-tEo
years has Administered tL- AFFAIR 81, this great
b.m""rasic cln.monUeaiih with con-s:susus
ABILITY ANA fidelity
Jnt-r - rul- Missouri i r.- .u.s--. ~ she
h.s;-suSern-d S'ai- Il ts- Union
arr ItoC9 To- b- d Mls-sarI p-m9,Tat. sly
IN TIE history and achievements - IHy past
during ih- iuns period .. IT. a-oc.i3-I.cy IL
-:y d!ssou:Ian should ,-,l a s-II-- q slsNlns
/ pT1i- when ~ T-cOun; in- a. -unt.nk progress
=: the state Unc-r Democratic administrations.
si4-- W. tNfifN NA- ldri -hfs- s.~f
leAT-i tom ninth ia population I" mia rini.
among thu American states. Tier rtosf-s- Ia
"tHeT r-rI.'I- h.s A'y; pace si;a her ven
d-:iui ;nrrcas- q rnrglAJ. -.
!. Nh,t me he'''.st rate Iia.sy suca.~1~i thu
''ph,i's., ih.s. u i.-i'd o.. Iho.i. -..lit d.
spa! ef-. "uT -'4i. ,.s'Ls >s-,-in I.i.-Ii"s Go
III. ..A,sr tn= I',nGt-I.,isT. f-I.'s,n 90
il.i.rsi I-tnssls. tn plo..- o!t.'.i., -.
d-h.u 1" -Ia'-. cpI..ty All I.surtrIpaI.r.
ffa.Id.s.at sua -. Fii..t 1au.Ius- a.
LII ssffsisst az drAigr. =
scai.ial'@.I a4-!C-l L. BONA :" mIa- I-an state
Nor ,sle capable sHa hyn-si insnSE-rn-n.
o! i'-n'oc.acy ATE pHt.I' t!-it ~. !.ltBf-.I.
eiuc.,iOnAi sy-,-in uIilIs,,i. .nI Uar -rs,- IA
'.i'.u q. n..tii1'.. .ha Dio-sht - s-sy
-i"s- tasn VIE nuHaE-i iniili1a. = ~ f.o-
pies an,t.-s ha- teen upi.,-.-I and ,iisu9. 81
70 met ti-e f'-cer-ii-s .: tne pJi,i!c s-ggI--.
without tue i"-- u I.s-aP.'r- I'sis.Io OF a
sc dollar. ann. at III -ai.i. TIM. tn Ia,
.ate has been triut-i U-toS Iazt al, .il-T
M I-nisa Influence %. Denoc..;ic l.isH.
HIse ana - S.osie=s.S. i SHOWN 20; uuiy IA
tie s;"stH %. VsT Es,.;tticie. sEd The pa
In-nG e.: n. .ntE- uUnd-ti ,i-l, tut Il .
likewise nianI:r-i =. the uIundii. -tTi.,- sni,
h..- O.-h 80, - pr.s~:e -ii-..IEl--
ny. va-1 .a'.csy ...s.a, i.rt
cIties all -NP~Ea.ng. farm. AZ IN. m gsiy
i...sti,u.tssa4. 'Inefsi .ad one r-sItsfS.s h.
aiusftea me fAsoTsn'- ate alton Of tn c.s;s-
In- LoGr-i.H@ Pusehs-- Exposition. now &,
I;0sres. al -. Louis. ha- --tsyi.sn-d tee I.
ihe states % the American Tnicn-
u . oinois'E -'ion. .Ta siIs.slii .. ats.
extent u her HN- rtorE AMI horticulture wealth
MIi.ia ne boia.is j. inih~i y prI e-nt q; the
ana a large 0'It9ut - Lad. The w-AltH -; coal
! underlying cur sol - almost ls-safd .s.rlI,,i-
ta;,on ssIr bliIIinz stone o. in..nausrip.-
and IN MANUFACTURES and cptn,a.f'- M'-sJu.s
tenth Of TIL csrn and on~-tW-ifth u the ui-a,
q tho world Missouri. In feet. gi!>t"ns yits
industrial glori-s
NATURAL. ADVANTAGES
Cod. IN the Dl-niiud- 81 hts vision haS
lowered this State with almost every natural
advantage. To these riches has len add..i a
POPULATION patriotic. ent.TprisinS and Col
IS IL any wonder that such a STATE. - vel
so.eTn.d. should haze attained the proud posi-,
IT. nation. Eho arc now visiting the greatest
Tnis InsrveIo:is sdvsnc-ia.ni 4 Missouri irss
been made despite the cslumnl.s q the Lead
Th- policv .: the Republican party has
tended to hinder development Teiard en- era
lion ard iniiliidst. capital seeking Investment
here. bg; Notwithstanding venornous PARTISAN
slsndeTs. cur xro-th has been phenomenal u
Is longer in the power q Republican lead
stay the march Of MisSJuTi's glorious
It is nc, pror>r. Therefore. thei ;h- de-
tiniss @, this sovereign state should h. again
sonm,,sd 70 ,s ..i Isi r,I,i s ,t hsy-
Industrial railway.
The Republican T.eord n 'hs STATE and dur
gross misnsnas"uen' and q T!ctou- waste q
'- Ths Republican state platform. adopted At s,
Joseph. boasts 81 tn feduction ., the public
of ,;oyernors Fletcher AMI McCIurr
IL would seem 10 the impartial observer that
ispi.ndd aasnoss' va sIrsuisrlS insppaTiu-e
II r-caIls the darkest p~-ip1 IN nu- financial
-irx x@r. ssld for tn r7~sg.r p.tt.-ce - g.
isI as IN. ;axrsysfs losing y-5sli3i4 bv th~~-
transactions. some of which were c0rruptiy
-' Ire record. II the United states cou-t =, *,
7 LII a.
sac - q, d~bsuch the I<slsisturs AMI secure
the release Of tho len ~ the state upon the
~ Mii .,.1T, .s rsj,, S al % '' ~ P=ie
The inys,iiESiion made sf1r,ly after ,he rad.
read was sod tu TIE Ioz.st bi6I@r b Tho C5fn-
mis.ion appointed y; h Republican Goy"rn"r
tn purchaser hein= brother = the Tu"frihfT %
S~sri, ali ~ os- r-:Iroad s,curi,ic. were
| isr.d~d debt thus fastened nTon tire people
n T, tt s o, ~ s.et egTns 's1 F5.
s-l~iy by tho Application II tho Nar inssun''y
i'roc..... % the ssIe- Of ra.lrosd- ana h- ,l.e
Use - r1or'ys belonging % ih- s-hnoi c;iiidren
" tn. abroad, urcn Witch u. sat. b.Is
liens secIIr" its horis. declared ~ Coz srnoT
mont, rad been sai4 f5- ;hs,r real yais.. ~.
rIrreets you'd ha.e er;i7zgishsd THE sr'i-~
7 This zss no- don, r-7rrupticn IA lin ram
pant. Unworthy itAurnces controlled this leg
N. ,oaa.d Def, =. -. tim. y n. ,rsusu5a-
| raid. TIE last % tie Outstanding fend- .ss
! csnceI-.' N the -;fh ~ F-b-usrv. 1ssI IN.
and .sfnirsfy secu-i-I-.
The stupsrdou- drsia ua,a ihs resource. =.
III, pri-e.pai sni ini.rev; - tie ruiiie i.h.
&. ;Ls prce NisSeu;ia''s have ..aid fer - ser-
/ 4 Republican ruls REPUBLICAN domination
.oIle. high snd ~. tarsayer- -iil hesitate l,ns
80 .hsr.,nllT .aass. Is our 70 MI s1s s,I e
PARTY RECORDS srpsSTpA STFn
7 shall oon"isSiy summarize the ssl!.n, f.a-
igrss az Repubiicsn and D~1socrs-ic fu;. in
Missouri. The disc.-sicns q former ezra=.Izu.
have thoroughly famil;sEized the p.opis with
the records Ct the two parties that IL becomes
. ccsssTy ., submit hut brief Synopsis
Under Republican re-. cur rsIIreat s.c,,-,f...
were Tccsl-ss -Tuaacer.d and a debt q r.J-e
than ,ysrty I'VE millions Z; 6,I.aIs entai5ei
TL..r D>a,gcr-tc rui. mi. deb. together
Ghee ssTusiis,% r aiI fs n NJ ssi fna. o.
the STATE tore ana pr cen; interest. my
s'f n. ~ nj. IL me-, ,-,s,,
fui restored. tho debt Ts,u1dsd ~ "a - cent
ffo.. .. The S-ii@asi ';ov.rnrssnI. ''--' 10
'-nleT Rsyghii.sa m To. ra;- Of ts.s;ien
VS. - cents On a." GRE hundred dollars
na.r penocrs'lc rule 81 tn. fun. ton. Of
=,v.rumsnt have been prope.iy net. while tn
, IA 'sis has n.sn fs,ia.-.. t. Z cents "l ,a-
one had,. 2, o., as . sa, es'' Of which
rrc.r R.Pgsisn ,rs Iy SI,isg,;i o., Q, I'M
.uY.,s,st n tn. pubic sch.r.s
Tr.:cr Dsmocrs'ic rue o.fe-;hird Of the entire
STATE revenue goes 70 maintain our public
i':.d.r Rsp1hiicsn rui. TIE r.lirosas wholly
~fcay<d t1,s'ioS-
I-nde- Dsnocrstie rul- the railr.sd ss.sss-
risnt Il 1874 exceeds niasfy-f2ur miilicns
CnJer Republican rule the fees q all the de-
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