The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-04
TEN LIVE ISSUES.

Shall the people Of the United stat
Is have for the next four years q per
sonal or a constitutional government
the sovereignty Of a party dictator
or the sovereignty Of the PEOPLE a
Rough Rider or a judge for chief mag
istrate?
iI-Reform the Tariff.
Shall the tariff never BE- revised ex-
cept with the consent and under the
direction Of Us benefclare By inc
friends Of its abuses. its oxtoytions
and it's discrimination" shall it
be revised in Judicial spirit by
the friends Of The masses and for
the common weal?"
IlI-curb the Trusts.
Shall monopolies like the beef trust
controlling universal necessities Of lire
continue to receive the protection OF
sheltering tariff and enjoy sim long
er indulgence in the non-enioreement
Of antitrust laws by reason Of their
enormous contributions to party cam
paign funds and their potential inau-
nece with party leaders?
lV--The Abuse Of Power.
Shall the action Of The president in
Kidding himself Of the one successful
trust prosecutors in order to piacate
the corporations in making his Tor
mer private secretary and head Of lhe
department Of commerce campaign
fund solicitor from the very corpora
lions he was appointed to diligently
Investigate" in appointing a railroad
corporation official secretary Of the
navy, and political agent Of the
Southern Pacific railway to he head
Of the department to supervise and
curb corporations (all to aid his own
campaign shall this surrender Of
the Rough Rider" be approved BY the
people?
v--No Corporation Rule.
Shah the rule Of corrupt corpora
lions in politics aud their controlling
influence in government be further en-
arged and confr9ed by continuing in
power a PARTY closely allied With them
by the granting Of sueeiai privileges
in the tariff. but the election Of cor.
poration agents to congress and to
state onices. and through there con-
struetion of the cabinet to meet their
views,
vl--stop the Extravaganza.
Shall we continue a policy o. recil
less extravaganza, as evidenced by the
expenditure d more than $s,5oO.0OO-
600 during the last four years, OF shall
we return to a reasonable economy
vll-check the Corruption.
Shall corruption bred Of TOO long a
lease Of power as mstanced in the
half disclosed postal frauds, in the
land office scandals, in the pension
abuses in the sale Of Offices and nrgo-
tiation Of corrupt public contracts By
Senators Dietrich and Burton. in the
purchase OF seat in the senate by
the democrat. w. A. Clark ratified by
republican senators. and in The ascen- !
lancy and executive recognition Of
notorious corruptionists and profession I
Al spollsmen. be conducted and con
-inued
vlil-No Big stick" ellster.
Shall the attitude OF the United
states toward foreign nations be that
ii bully with big stick and !
hip on his shoulder. or shall we re
urn to the policy OF Washington and /
and friendship with
al nations. entangling alliances withI
lonea- mnding our own BUSINESS ana
expecting other nations to do the
same?
x-What VIII the FiHpinos do to us.s
Shall we continue the malovent Ell
ect upon ourselves OF 50 called be /
leyolent assimilation" in the Philip
pines until it is too late to withdraw
rom that deplorable ANA un-American
adventure in Asiaue colonialism-
which becomes all the more dangerous
he more We implore upon them the
veneer OF our civilization md untl
he hybrid ana forever alien races
If those islands shall be Incorporated
mo our bodv DDlftic To cast tho die