The daily sentinel., 1906-10-29

WILL WIN
IF MONEY RULES
Heard of the Great Smelter
Trust Determined to Buy
His Way Into the United
States Senate.

II the power of money still holds
sway in Colorado. If the dollar is
above the man. Simon Guggenhelm
will be elected to the United States
Senate
Simon Guggenheim has disbursed
wealth In a dozen different channels
and with as much direction as he
and his managers have political sense.
The campaign of Simon Guggen-
helm IL to buy his way into the Unit
ed States Senate If he has to subsi-
die the whole of Colorado. The only
fear that disturbs the smelter candi-
date and his cabinet is that the Sen
ate itself. august and potent, will
cause an investigation of the manner
in which the election was secured
and throw him out. even though he
should secure the certificate of cleo
tion signed by the Governor. in that
manner redeeming the Centennial
State In spite of herself.
Guggenhelm is taking no chances
with the self-constituted leaders of
the Republican party. This time he
Is at the head of his own campaign.
spending his money himself, having
learned by bitter experience that the
bar'ls he so prodIgally disbursed in
other campaigns stuck in large guam
titles to the fingers of his agents.
In the office of Joseph Jaffa and
William II. Dickson, Continental
building, Denver, there is n bureau
established by Guggenheim and main
tanned by him for his interests. In
this headquarters-whi is but
branch of the several established by
this combination for the collect
Ing and sorting the names of all the
registered voters of Colorado is pro
gresslng.
In every voting precinct In the
State is worker selected by these
two trusted Guggenheim agents.
whose duty II is to gather the names
of the voters with the proper notn-
tions as to their choice of Legislative
candidates. II is calculated that in
this way a perfect organization may
be completed ready for use election
day. The workers are paid $500 per
day. and the power of the per diem is
counted upon to make the work of
the canvassers effective.
Guggenheim can trust Jana. He
placed him on the board of trustees
of the State School of Mines four
years ago for the sole purpose of
having n representative In the man
agement of that institution. Dickson
also can be trusted in matter of this
kind. He was speaker of the last
House of General Assembly. and no
porations. II is because of that fact
that he was made candidate for At
torney General on the Republican
ticket.
Wall Street and the moneyed in
terests of the country are committed
to the candidacy of Guggenheim, and
through the powerful connection OF
his family he has secured the assist
ance of the Schiffs the Rockefellers
and the Morgans This combination
of wealth that plans a descent upon
the Centennial state to rob the peo-
Pile by the use of corporation funds
of the highest office within their gift
How do the electorate of Colorado
like the idea of being put up for
barter and sale by these absentee
landlords. who. If they had their way
would make of the State a rotten
pocket borough.
II is the boast of Coloradoans that
their State has II larger percentage
of native-born Americans than any
other State in the United States.
1t is our pride thatthe percentage
of nllteracy is less in this State than
in any oher.
We have always believed and con
ndently maintained that the tradi
tlons of liberty. and the spirit of the
Constitution are still living. breath
ing realities.
We believe that the electorate o
Colorado will rebuko with over
whelming voice the attempt of the
Wall Street magnate to cast blot
upon Colorado's escutcheon by sec
urlng possession of toga which h'
plans to buy as deliberately as though
he were ordering a garment from his
New York tailor.