Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-10-14
OlIS EY I1E VAY.

~ h~Ass ".s+aisat ts4ts ase 10 keslCke
shss 1a.ise ias~er MI be elected rEes-
sie"i vi the United states hy a sood-
safe ssa5oriiy os the Elec.oral College,
10 ny nliud there Is so question - 10
how the IHipire STATE wiz 60. Ii
looks 10 ne a. Il this state vas as GER
sala TO go DemocEatic as Is Mary land
Fsw Jersey. Connecticut. Illinois aaa
Indiana ase an. ~ far as | can learn.
more tAaa reasonably certain TO cast
sAeis vosss 80. Parker aad D4yls"
Republicans prosperity" taM, q
y hat shall be a. ID q. the Increase MN
der Democratic rule in our expert OF
agricultural prespcs. from s2sa19S
aa ls1o to x2.s, isv.eto Ia ~. - $A..,..
Sss'.0N1 IN lY0o an average of oniy
ATTY ak per cent. per aecase!-Edw ard
n. shepard
President Roosevelt delivered a. al
1ress at the Auditorium. IN Chica go.
Iii, In the year 1891. in which he made
Use of infsmmatory aud extreme lam
Guaee that strikers shegid be sbot. as
follows. Any man who engages In
strike. sr any man who goes where .
strlAe As on should be shot"
Hon. Harry Eusk. Chairman Of the
Democratic City Committee, Of Balti-
more: The State of Mary land " IN Just
as surely cast her electoral vote fOr
Parker and Davis a. WI Texas. !
have also received tine most cheering
news from West Nirl mia and several
of the smaller States in the Far West.
The first named STATE. | ana told by
heading Democrats there. viii ungues-
tionably be redeemed for democracy
and constitutional government Friends
tell me that Colorado aud Montana
viii surely go Democratic. and We also
have a good fighting chance IN Wash
lngton and Utah"
A man who congra tulates an essas-
Gin, as Roosevelt did Governor Tay-
lor. of Kentucky. the day after Gov
srnor GOebel was assassinated, at the
Kentucky State capital is not tit
subject tO he President of free Ameri-
~,
Albert r. Meekin. OF Chicago. "The
city of Chicago will be carried by Par
ker and Davis by from $4,000 to 5o.-
900 majority. l look for the State of
Illinois to go Democratic by a good,
cafe majority. | also hear the most
Gathering reports from Indiana"
To police the world will be rather a
stif job for even Uncle Sam to under
take, ard yet that seems to be the hope
of President Roosevelt if the proposed
Hague Peace Congress will give him
the appointment OF Chief Police Com
missioner.
Former Senator Henry G.. Davis finds
that the expenses of the Government
have grown from s.. - per capita in
1892 to S1.14 in 1904, an addition of
$40 year for each average family.
These figures are faithful index of
Republican extrava gances.
When the Republicans last year held
back the investigation of frauds in
postal affa IRIS, the Democrats of the
House clamored for opening the books.
Judge EIerrick challenges the New
York Republicans To open the books.
Il Is the onl Nlpossible way effectively
~ answer chXrges affecting the into,
sity Vt . business administration.
Where 10 the admlnistra ton going 10
get money to defray expenses ana meet
an Inevitable recurrence of u deficit: ::
WIN it sell bonds? Will 1t impose
more taxeAV 1t might do both.
Carl Schurz only reflects sound pop
nlar Judgment when he says there are
Two Rooseyelts, the ideal. the legend
ary Roosevelt, as he once appeared,
aud the real Roosevelt" The real
Roosevelt is the man who wants To
be President for an indefinite inJul.
gence of his ambition
The people-all the people-pay the
bills of imperialism aud cons staully
increasing military establishment.
Judge Hcrrick said In his speech of
acceptan nee: MY election as Governor
viii mean the restoration to their ap-
propriate sphere of all the dinerent
powers Of the government. in~tead OF
all being centralized in the hands OF
the Executive" And that, too. is What
the election of Judge Parker as Presi-
dent VIII mean for the Federal Gov
ernmeBL
Republican campaign managers arc
assessing both parties in Alabama who
are represented in Federal offices.
There are a few Democrats in under
the civil service. They are asked to
make "as liberal Contributions as pos
kiblc"
Senator lsaGOr Rayner. of MARYLAND
TAKE Maryland out of the doubtful
column Our State is certain I, f~o
Democratic. l believe the same OF
New York and West virginia. The
general outlook is all that any Demo
erat could wish for
Lake Lodge Also.
There is something in the Roosevelt
letter of acceptance which, with all
its rough rider attributes suggests
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