Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-02

down in the south and before long he
will come here in Iowa, making things
hot. And for what? He is trying to
get the nomination for president two
years from now and he is trying to
elect a democratic house next NoveIn.
Der. When SOME man does we'll in our
employ we continue to employ him,
don't we? Well, that's why YOU
should return republican house Of
, representatives this fall That's why
President Roosevelt wrote letter to
my friend Watson appealing to the
people for republican congress to
aid him during the next two years.
"How About Bryan?"
well says somebody. Cannon.
how about Bryan?' You tell. Bryan
ripped with Euripides, he kowtowed
with the Chinese, he took tea with the
Japanese. he called on the sultan, he
saw something Of Russia, he dined in
London and hobnobbed in Paris. The
| longer he staid away the more our
democratic friends thought of him.
They journeyed down to New York to
| meet him, several thousand of them
The plutocrats like August Belmont
Itd ialtSu dhu LoA9 al lieAuo o. cpSSSii
He said that Theodore Roosevelt and
the republican congress had stolen
MS thunder IN enactlng rate legislatlon
and that he had fought for this and
had insisted that it be a plank in his
platform Of 1900. Then 1t was that we
were reminded Of the assurance: 1t Is
not everyone that satin Lord, Lore.
| that shall enter into the Kingdom, but
he that doetn the Will OF the rather.
/ VVhv T 1Nnl11d rathar havn q single
/ ounce OF actlon IMAM al tne Words III
thousand speeches.
! In his Very next sentence Bryan
said that the question OF the regulation
OF the railroads with the les1slatlon we
now have, was unavaiiing, ana ne OF
fered a new medicine. 1t was that the
government should acquire all the
roads. that the trunk lines should be
| owned by the United States govern
ment ana the minor railways by inc
several states. II Bryan is correct IN
both cases 1T certainly must be poor
thunder that Roosevelt stole. because
count,
Il Remedy is Poor One.
"Rut h,s remedy ia a pnor one and
Il FOR one I'll not take II We renuhli-
Gang said If was wong. and 40 many
~ tho democrats said II WIS u,rone
a
said in AFFECT T,lI take the nomination
snwyrav even without that IN The Mai.
forn,
1--WE do NOT Intend To throw oner
: the MARKETS Of orr farmars Nv enact.
: mo recinrocity or frea trai1e with ANY
{ other nation In conaider,ne this ones.
tion We must Gee conditions an the,
exist in the different states. II worls
hn Unfair to enact schadnles f,vorins
: one section Of the country and work.
: ing hardshin 711non another section
Whenever YOU want to revise a tariff
eyervbodv waits In 1ss2 we ravise,
: the tariff and in 1874 cleveland wen
a in They nronosed q horiznntaI reduc
ton If ali the schedules each a car,
tain ner cent. and thar was vhe,
: cleveland declared in his message tha
: nrotecfion was robbery Hinder III,
: sea that MESSAGE was cab,ed to Pari
/ and thee II was read nv lanes q
3 blaine who two DAYS afterward sen
i hack tha answer that electrified tn
\ whole country
The Mckinley Bill.
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2 :sIs 80 49,. .,e 49, ~ na.Iy;ie
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e monized them. We worked from De
II yaar The nayt month We had an alec
J. lion and that,s when vo,, and Ma
k ior Iacey e,ot a leave IF absence tha
+ we didn't ask for We were defeate
j. ley bill. In 1892 Grover Cleveland an