The daily sentinel., 1906-10-17
THE WEATHER.

rights that there has been no more
powerful or persistent or loyal up
holder of his hands than Thomas NJ.
Patterson. of Colorado?
Did 1t occur to you that Senator
Patterson, though a Democrat has
more influence with the president of
the United States, Republican though
he calls himself, than the united Re
publican delegation In the house of
representatives?
"Will you remember when Judge
Hallett resigned from the bench of
the federal court. and his successor
was to be appointed by the president,
Brooks. Bonynge and Hogg united in
the endorsement of John Campbell
of the supreme court of Colorado as
Judge Hallet's successor, and that
appointment was urged upon the
Colorado and the whole Republican
machine Which has now put forward
Chancellor Buchtel. candidate for
governor, that Senator Patterson had
more Influence with the president.
Was Judge Campbell appointed
No, but man by the name of Lewis
from Colorado Springs. endorsed by
Thomas NJ. Patterson was appointed
might say here that l have no
doubt but that Judge Campbell had
the endorsement of the Rev. Henry
A. Buchtel.
I'VE had better think of these
things as We go along. but 1 don't
blame Chancellor Buchtel for talk
ing about President Roosevelt Being
candidate for governor and being
preacher he must talk in the cam
paign, and what in the name of God
that is Republican can a minister
talk about and to brace II unless It be
Roosevelt?
II am now going to speak of the
Republican nominee, because the Re-
publican party after having given the
people of Colorado two years A GOV
ERNOR WHO WAS NEVER yOT-
ED FOR has now given you A CAN
DIDATE FOR GOVERNOR WHO
WAS NEVER NOMINATED; but the
Republican party did nominate IA can
didate for governor. nominated Phil
lip B. Stewart, of Colorado Springs,
who has been well described as the
personal representative and person.
al friend of the president in this
state, and why Is not MIR. Stewart
upon the Republican ticket, because
the rest of the ticket when IL was
made up was a stencil in his nostriIs
and a sore in the eyes of his friend in
the White House.
$50 IL must have been embarrassing
to DIR. Buehtel to praise Roosevelt
when he was running upon a ticket
that was so bad that the personal
friend of President Roosevelt refns-
ed TO run upon IL.
The speakers action in calling up
on DR.. Buchtsl to answer a number
of questions that he propounded was
most impressive aad 1t is a matter
Of wonder how Bushtel would answer
those questions. He declared that
Buchtel in his letter of Acceptance JUS
tilted everything the, Peabody admin
istration did and every thing the cor.
porate interests of Colorado stand for
He stood sponsor two years ago for
the actions of Peabody. that baptised
child of blood and murder. declared
Mr.. o'Donnell.
'Dr. Buchtel. answer me. who was
elected governor two years ago?-
was one of the questions propound-
ed. "If you say that Peabody was
elected, then tell me why isn't Pea
body governor today. II you say
Adams then why isn't he governor to-
day? Do you approve of the theft o.
the governorship How do you
satisfy the action of the Re
publican leaders in that Particular
1t was not Adams who was robbed.
1t was not Peabody. but it was the
people of Colorado who were robbed
of the governorship for either Pea
body or Adams was elected yet nei-
ther was allowed to take the office '
These question Mr.. O'Donnell has
been constantly asking but Buchtel
never answers.
Mr.. O'Donnell stated that he had
learned to have much respect for Sen.
,tor Horace T. DeLong of this city, us