The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-21
ROOSE VELT'S RI KSON1LITY

The Democratic editors of Indiana had
an important NEE ing in this city recent
ly, and as a result a general policy OF
attacking President Rooseve.t's lefson-
al ty has been inaugu. ated. Whale. er
may be The opinion in other localities as
10 the predominant issue. the Indiana
editors ale generally agreed that the
personality of the Two national candi-
dates forms the real issue. Therefore.
Roosevelt Is to be characterized in Inu.-
ana editorial columns, fiom the lake to
the Chic river, as spectacular, rash and
unsafe. The Democratic state organ
pitched the keynote in a two-column,
double loaded editorial under the cap
lion. Roosevelt, Is Unsafe. Press dis
patch from Indianapolis, Ind.
The Democratic party has become fair
a panic stricken in it's vain search for
il paramount" issue upon which to
make its fght-not for principle, but for
office.
The st. Louis platform declares the
tariff to be robbery and for a short
time it looked as though the tariff ques-
ton might be a leading .ssue. But Judge
Parker soon saw the necessity of hedg-
ing on that issue, and FASTENED to as
sure the country that, as much as they
would like TO rip up the tariff, there need
be no fear of the Democratic party be-
Ing able 10 do any damage. at ieast for
the next four years.
TIao H. tr,x -.,-.~-
ed. but owing to the fact that Parker is
oeirg backed by the law-breaking trusts.
and in view of the record of the Re-
publican party and President Rooseyelt's
well known attitude on that ion.
Democratic leaders are convinced that
no progress can be made along that
line.
The people refuse to become frightened
at the scarecrows of imperialism mil
.tarism," or any other ism in ended to
deceive them. So now the only thing
LETT for them TO do is to attack PIesi-
lent kooseyelt's personal ty.
The Democratic leaders have assumed
d mighty Big contract when they unuer-
,ake 10 weaKen the hold Theodo.e Roose-
eli has or The conndeace and love OF
ne American peox-e. They know where
.e slanus on ala questions. I1e does not
year a masA 10 conceal his views. The
cope love him and Will re-eiec1 nm
.. lie e.emies he has made
There is a good deal of talk about --.e
1iiliiI4ish-ns eAroi.s Oh loouS.uiis, ana a
-.s~os-.Ion 20 noid protection ies.,o.s.p.e
.of .le snlil-Aage. /. Is ilaiuiy faif.
"omeVer. 10 b-anle the policy Tor Inc
.or our foo ioauc,s as they aie worth
"A our own nlai ket. IL would be moe To
ne point to praise IL for having ~. our
.eopie in the cono4tion 10 cos.=---- lie
o9,put o. our farms at pr. ces which per-
init The agiieul.uIIst TO make a fair Av-
ing.
The value of the product of the Ger
man chemical industry amounted 10 over
90. VOU.u Oo in 1908, and nearly half of the
output was exported. The Germans are
sie-eninent in his branch, and are con-
sandy improving the r processes. ihe
result is a high uibute to the efficacy or
education in promoting the industrial
progress of a naeion.
=
VIM. ]. Bryan is to speak in the prin-
cipai cites of Nevada. Perhaps he will
whose nomination. according to Mr..
Bryan's Commoner. was brought about
by ''illegitimate and crooked me .hods."
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The Democratic party is poverty strick-
en- when it comes to principles. About
al they pretend TO be contend ng for is
office.
The Republican party is a positive
.orce-the Democratic larty is negative.
Every time a fair issue has been tossed
% Parker he has famed the air.
-s.-
Vel may the Democratic party ask:
Where are we at?'
To neutralize prosperity-vote the Dem
ocrat.c ticket.
f1ue Max in So.nfst.Arrerfea