Milford chronicle., 1904-10-28
| I5DRNS H|N.
.r,,t.npt For Parker In
y, Of Acceptance.
,,.,,,s Race Issues

siges Race isS" e
,,.rIs., Hills Man as Lack
N,anood and the Quail t
Is Of leadership I
--st-
# acceptance, issued last
l'l y. + E. watson, the Popullst
!. = president, says in part;
y .p has been heaped upon
i'uss o time was devoted by
. marion D0li Of Parker than Of
uHyrr Tbe reason is obvious
u .,,sevelt iev is a straight cut
10os, ,.no declares boldly for
y y o,ineiples, %rJ defantly defend
1l pnanditions. To attack MN
y sS sssy Job. He is. SO con
e'L ! 'ays Stationary a target that
y ~ Wished is, to take a shot at
/, w. no.sibly miss the mark.
" n an bush; he is behind
lD' - -.onds ont in the open,
y y. y to his enemies: Here l am
W .,,..n Al who stands pat on all
.onditions; if you want d
onr Now, l can under
'as VsnubIlcan like that, and WINE
A'pr lpro to make my battleax
~ J helmet until one of US Went
y, nolItical defeat and DEATH yet
I,'nsct sDrs'I him all the while as a
l'sp 1art6v of any mans steel.
..,"orslt s will get Republican
" ao others. He is not seeking
.o .art +, Of BRYAN Democrats upon
.a.,oDses Ys,, lie is not playing a
rone IN the negro question.
,t -ot attempting to win Jetferso-
~ w. sham adherence to JeHer-
,,'ncipIes. In short, there is
.,ser that Jen,ersOnian Demo
en- -iI vote for Roosevelt upon the
.+on that he is Jeffersonian
,.t There is no danger that
-st will get a single vote 10
asa Jeffersonian in principle
lited.
parker Lacks leadership
m Mr. Parker it is different. lie Is
Isaersopian Democrat, yet he
IA secure the support of Jeffer-
n If he would speak out plainly
M tbe people that he is in prln,
ne same thing practically thai
..rslt is the Bryan Democrats
fall away from him by the mil
would then be enabled to OF
> sucb q party of revolt agains
BeDublican rule as would SWEEP
country,
M attitude is thoroughly disin
nous. profoundly lacking in tru
mood and leadership. He was VIII
to stand upon the New York stat
form which Mr.. Bryan denounce
dishonest platform. His positio
50 indefinite, so foxy, so entirel
trail that Mr.. Bryan declared l
sring thousands that Parker wa
Vlutely unfit for the Democrat
hation.' and that nobody but a
tal dodger could stand upon tni
York platform, which so much r
billed its father, David B. Hill.
i've it was also in the san
Rhes that Mr.. Bryan declared TIL
ban should be willing to die for b
rctiOns, which is also a very soul
position.
Forced Parker's Telegram.
b dictatorial tone, amounting
alce, Judge Parker was driven
New York World into the sendil
he telegram which told the Den
ltr convention for the first time, a
by hours after Parker had secur
nomination. that the gold standa
\ iTeyOcably fixed
Neither then nor in any uttera1
Evard did he say that the g
ldard was right until he had be
He'd so vigorously by myself a
es. for having deserted the fl
lelites without saying they WI
nlg and having gone over to
standard without saying it v
ll Even Judge Parker finally rt
that the ground was caving
bis feet and was literally driven
lQer footing. At last he has tai
place side by side with ROoseN
ne most deeply important issue
as the people. -
FavOrs Liberal Pensions.
roosevelt stands in the open
e Parker defantly, almost m'
sA and Parker meekly stays Out
nght. In his formal letter of
Falce he says that he takes up
We thrown at his feet, declal
" Ne will revoke that pension Ol
h7S
But in the same breath he has
aumlt that Roosevelt did preci
la' be (ParkeD thinks ought tC
s If elected he (Parker) will
" ASK congress to do what Re
has already done. Heav
la' meek warrior is this! re
Y Old the right thing, but not in
y. way and if you will elect
9aent | will do the same thin
proper wayg Did any non
va seek fbo ,,,,oe.; a ,,,s.- -, FI,ot