Mexico weekly ledger., 1904-04-07
CHAMP CLARK
| ON THE TARIFF.
MISSOURI CONGRESSMAN DE.
CLAREs DEMOCRACY WILL
FIGHT ON THIS ISSUE.
SOUNDS TIE CAMPAIGN SLOGAN.
Chidss Republicans For Abandoning
Policy Of Reciprocity Advocated
by Mckinley and Roose-
welt.
SOUNDS THE CAMPAIGN SLOGAN.

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original nair ~ stand nattars as atwo
lovely berr,es mopldad IN ono s,om !,
changed tbe mood of tba Gonorass.
man After that ha was reco,vad NOW
with lauob now with an etfort hv !.
Renphi,c.n y to catch the redo,,ht.b b,e
ohamn IN an error ua onoted Tat,n
and hie correctnees w,s cbalIsnood
Mr. Cla,k coniugated tho verh in ones.
tIon and said. ar .nvhodv helieves
that don,t knov NV latin has haa.
" or his base y
He cited the casson treaty with
Franco in relation - which pres,aent
Mckinley sent \ MESSAGE n the Sen.
Ate imnlylng indorsement ~ n n a
renly given to Mr. Dalzell who had
challenged him n show wben an IN.
doysement of recinrocitv had come
from 4 Renpblican source
uDo Won spnoose . sa,d CLARK ,,tbat
any sucb IDIOT was aver in the white
House who would send a treaty n the
Senate. asking its ratification. and
who was NOT IN favor Of itp MCKINLEY
wasn't an idiot. Theodore Roosevelt
il not Am idiot. Who IL the idiotp Is
he ON the other side Of the Housep
You can kic,, and soutrm as mncb as
Won Ike hnt the Rennhlican marty
has swerved from IT'S declared
prInclples To boller ,,stand patn
pRrn,Crs RrpuprJoAN spYm
awe 20 forth to hattie with sTariff
Reduction and Gannina Recinrocitv,
inscr;hed nnon onr banner
He then drew a line of damarkat,on
between the tariff ideas of the two
parties and dwelt at some length ON
the astand natn declaration NJ the
RennblIcans he called attention n
the dissenting alement of that marty
wbo he said marched pndar The han.
ner of the nIowa idea y and deferen.
italy he classed this element as Dem.
ocrats He predicted the renonina.
tIon ~ presidant Roosevalt and con.
coded that the Renuhlicans ssmav he
able by hook and by crook to Get to-
oether for this election. rhnt said that
there woulo he a ,,slougbinp of n, the
marty which would amount ~ a snlIt
In the near fpturen
Nj Clart ref.rred IN Ranresent,-
tlves Henhnrn and Grosyenor as
ulum,naries or the first magnitude IN |
the congressional oaIaxv and b,oh |
nriests IN the Temnle Of protection y |
praIRoN srArIsr,os
Mr. Clark took Mr. Henbnrn NJ ,ask |