Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-22
STAND BY ROOSEVELT
 REPUBLICAN SLOGAN NOW

cummins men are doubtful. but the Perkins men are confident?
 By the one who insists that rail roads should be operated for the DUO lie interest? Or the one who argues that the railroads should be given the privilege of pooling? r.tt
 By the one who vigorously con demns the misappropriation of polyicy- holders money by insurance mag mates? Or the one who retains in his cabinet the chairman Of the national committee to whose treasury several hundred thousand dollars of these ms. appropriated. funds were traced? By the one who advocates the CO., lonial systew in connection with the American government? Or the one who wrote: At best the inhabitants of colony are in a cramped and un- natural state The only hope for a colony that wishes to obtain full moral and mental growth is 10 become en independent state or part of an in- dependent state?"
 By the one who said: Political economists have pretty generally dSIScu IBdE blONCNkiOu lS NlNlOtSs III theory and harmful in practice?' Or the one who insists upon standing pat although a considerable part of the rank and file of his own party de- mand that the tariff be revised in order that the shelter the trusts find therein may be destroyed?
 By the one who, referring to the people of our new possessions in | the Louisiana purchase and during Jef- | ferson's time said: The essential point was that they had to be given | the right to self government They could net be kept in pupilage?' Or the one who insists that the people of our new possessions in the present day be kept in pupilage?
 By the one who pretends to be engaged in the death grapple with spe- cial interests? Or the one who per mitted the advocates of the ship sub sidy bill to say at the recent session, 1 that he was very anxious that the measure be adopted by the house as it had passed the senate.
 By the one who poses as the great | champion of publicity? Or the one who vet withholds from the pubic. the report made by William J. Calhoun who went to Venezuela to investigate the past and present relations of the United States with Venezuela, and par ticularlv the record made by Loon.is?
 By the one who proposes an inherit ance tax in order to protect the public from fortunes swollen beyond all healthy limits?' Or the one who fa- vors a tariff system which. at the ex- Dense of the people contributes to these swollen fortunes?
 By the one who measured swords with Senator Aldrich on the railroad rate legislation? Or the one who tamelv submitted to a railroad rate bill which had Aldrich's approval?
 By the one who is so interested in the mothers of the country that he loses ne opportunity to pay them tribute? Or the one who promoted to the nostmastershin at Washington Citv. the person-Barnes-who di -ected negro and other attendants fn law violent hands upon a woman and remove her from the White House Barnes. who made statements concern ir~ th-st eDisode entirely at variance with the statements of the Tepresenra. t'res nf the New York World and the Washington Star. newspaper men whose intesriJv is unquestioned and who were eve witnesses to the attack?
 By the one who insists upon the nnfo-ce~er+ of the new railroad rate law? Or the one who auDoints ss a r7ember nf the board charged with the enforcement of the law E. E. Clark of Iowa, who is charged with being instrumental in stirring up op- position 10 the measure at the last session of congress?
 These facts are not cited in can tious criticism of the man to whom they 'conspicuously relate. They are recalled 10 show the utter absrrditv- in a government whose success must depend upon the intelligent and na triotic action of it's voteTs-of the Re lpublican slogan for 1906"