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democrats plAy a. lslgaTtAas aAgt 10
s8t >uyvz.teT vtssllun lie s..Ast.-
tAa; Tom VUtson. ths candidate &
tie pupul.sg parts wi!l nsti a. at
s uUu aud - latw "a iAss sutrs ta
\ew NuTk C&,y. while IA >.~ IsrFs~r.
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- States tbat az impuTtAn; IN al
"a Cttou ia" psp4iist vote = 81 - s1f
l,leHtlt lAr<e 10 set the i.AhsFa lac
caaking calculations ou ii shea usss
sttcmpt la Gsur. ssa' The peulAhlt Es.
ALT uf thc campaign,
Nj. Butler VAS chairman Uf the ras-
itsal committ.. of she ponuiist fAVR
until recently, lie desired IA retire
from that place necause II the s'sat
demands ~, busiuess is uaA.aE uIou
him aud because lie ~ishss - b. -
liberty in this campaign 70 10 als1fu
n b. sets IT without the responsllt.
i!iy al TIA" .tairfbauEhip resting upon
him. He - laying very close a't'us
ten Ia the national campaixE. huN
ever. and cAp-ctE IL see Fres..~si
Roosevelt elected.
watson's Strength Growing.
In New York city. aid sir natirr.
many of Tile most earnest Bryaa a4ru
and those who had voted for H#H~v
George are refusing To vote for Par
k,r. They don't know where ~ sts Dds.
unless they are to judg. h. the 'geu
and the trust influences that auan.s,i
for year or more his candldacy for
lie nomination that captured the 81.
Louis convention. and are now running
his campaign. They VIII not support
a candidate ON a strsidIipg pla;s' Tn
who is backed By lnflueacee TerT,-
sented BY such men as Belmont and
Hill. The same thing Is true q
greater or less extent over the whui"
country. Many Of these voters ALL
support Mr.. Watson. Mr.. Waits
speeches are being widely read ani
are making a great impression. .s
l. growing in strength each jay. T. -r
are other bryan democrats and r48s
pOpnlists who prefer to cast an - $50
iiVe vote against Parker instead -
one that would be ineffective AND ~
will vote for Roosevelt Beside ihvy
=
man and endorse many important H,ie
% his administration.
The President Admired by Men Of Al
Parties.
President Roosevelt IN M opinion
will get more than half of the po.Hi-
list vote In this country. and hta vote
from democrat will certainly e"
large. He = greatly admired fcf hi~
Independence and honesty. althpu' re-
gard 10 party lines. | heard an n.d
Jackson democrat -ecentlr say 'kat ts
was the most independsnt chI-acts~
and best type Of true AuseTiCsTs-:e
IL. public III" since Andreg Jack suG.
and that he proposed to support him.
another remarked that Roosevelt
might make mistakes. but that ;i'y
would he hi own mistakes. and H'
vuuld make amends for them Tits
feeling Is giving the Pregifcnt much
sspport among the must iniepe riett
and thinking people Of all parties.
Popuiists Acting For Themselves.
Il have no doubt that Mr.. BryauH
speeches viii keep a good many Gen
ocrats within the party N this esr-
ton. bui not all of them. But pspa-
lists who vo-ed for Mr.. Bryan are snt
cooking FOR the advice OF anyone, ~
will they follow the advice ~
an5ne. They are toInE ts~.r
own thinking. \ great r4uas
&c them. who see the opposition
the President becaus. Of the Indsps u
dent courageous course he has Laktu.
feel that Il would not Le right to p.F-
NIT a man 70 be striken down In this
country because he opposed corporate
interests when he believed they were
H.
They see honesty and courage IN tEs
course he has pursued. and whether
they like all Of. his psrty's creed -
not they dent propose 70 be maie >
Party TO scheme To strike him fovn.
and toplace iapower = set Of politician
who have ieagued tb .mseiyes with MS
enemies-certain powerful .nteregts
who are his enemies because he en-
forced the Law and stood for equal fs.H-
tice for ali And they know that II
Is this class Of law breakers VITO have
raised the cry that Roosevelt = "ga-
safe
Very Mary Popuitsts Fer aoesssef-
There ls another class of populiss
who. while believing as ztr0ngly -
ever in their principles. are a!so vsFy
practical and want their votes 30 10
some good. They agree with Ar. Wat
son. in his remarkable speech - ar
90 ptance. when be said:
1T seems TO me to be the most
amazing piece of effrontery fer the
democratic part TO go before the
American people and proclaim that
for eight years they have been wrong
aEi the republicans have been right.
and at the same time demand that
the crowd which has beeE .rons sasil
be put In the places OF those who
have been right II would. indeed. be
a miracle II any such thing would
happen and SO far as | am concerned.
Il do not believe IL will happen
These populists agree with Mr..
Watson in this They feel that the
democratic politicians who stole their
platform In 1896 and 1900. and profess
ed to believe in ii. and then deIiber-
atelv changed front and tried 10 steal.
as far as they had the courage C.
the republican platform in 1904. are
men without convictions and are lot
20 be trusted with the reins OF gov
ernment- They feel that men who