The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1906-11-01
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ment that protects their wealth. The
government and state cannot tax these
bonds-law and contract forbid this, 50
they escape taxation on bonds. Britt
says empthatically he opposes this tax
on incomes and opposes a'change in the
constitution so as to provide for an in
come tax.
Crawfords record in congress has
been manly, aggressive and reflects hon
or upon him who accomplished much
good in legislation. Yet Britt claims in
debate Crawford has done nothing but
send me to do something.
This ex-school-teacher and revenue
man or ''still-cutter" for i've years,
must be whale clad in clerical black
and gold spectacles on an aggressive
nose, to assume and presume he can do
so much, yet so ignorant of legislation
and parliamentary law as not to know
che vast difference between senate
amendment to the House bill aud the
original House bill that Crawford sup
ported.
Britt claims contrary to facts that
Crawford thirteen years ago-1893, voted
against the bill to provide for a car
coupling automatic device ON railway
trains to protect lives of railway en-
ployes and passengers, and reads from
Congressional Record Senate amend
ments to House bill 10 which Crawford
voted against the Senate amendment
with other democrats, yet supported
the original House bill that was accept
able to the railway employees and their
friends. Britt brings this into cam
paign after thirteen years, as a trick to
catch votes, but people know Crawford
too we'll to assume that Crawford is an
enemy to labor Crawford says he
voted for the House bill to provide
automatic car coupling device to protect
life, but Britt does not know the differ
ence between an amendment to bill
and. an original House bill, and poirts
ing TO Britt, adds, 'I cannot put mans
intellect to discriminate the difference
between an amendment and an original
House bill. yet, the facts are againsC
you. No man can go to congress on a
false issue or on false pretense zap,
plause)."
Crawford is true man and aggress-
i've campaigner who knows the. people
and gets close to the voters. Britt is q
cold -blooded proposition, that does not
mix with the crowd and does not know
how to win votes. Crawford is q sure
winner with at least 1900 majority.
Britt is "not in it''-Crawford has got
the coon and gone on. Britt can cut up
more blockade stills, or return to reve-
nue. Office at Asheville, as there will be
no republican congressman like Black
burn to prosecute next year. Craw-
ford's majority will exceed 1900, pro-
vided democats work and go to the
polls Nov. 9th. About one-fourth Of the
democrats neglect their duty and fail
to vote their choice and thereby help
the enemy.
Thorough organization before cleo
tion, complete list of each and every
voter, democrat, republican and doubt
ful-buggies and vehicles to bring to
the polls the infrm, aged and doubtful
voters early in the morning-visits to
each Indifferent democrat in every pre-
cinct and an escort to convey him to the
election before noon bring newly reg
istered democratic voters to the polls
and this will make democratic gains
lists of challenged, or illegal voters in
each precinct-work with tact and vigor
until sunset on Nov. 9th and all will be
we'll with us and thedemocratic ticket.
Remember that the thirteen million
men who are entitled to vote are the
agents and trustees of the eighty mill
lions of people of the United States, and
the men who fail to perform their duty
and discharge Gheir trust by not voting,
are to say the least not loyal to the gov
ernment, which has honored and trust
ed them.
The American voting citizen is an
uncrowned ruler of the greatest govern
ment the world has eyer seen; let every
democrat prove himself worthy of the
high position he occupies.
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