Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-27
NEWPORT NEWS VA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ~ 1907

the standpoint of those who derive
the light and the capacity OF the
people to self government. He show.
ed how the this difference in tho
pom: OF view accounted for the 10.
sition taken by different people on
questions relating to the methods OF
government. He insisted that the
Democratic party looked at govern.
nett from tho Jcifersonian point OF
view. while tho Republican leaders
Were more iiam!ltonian ana leaned
toward Capitalization. lie next pre-.
scented the Democratic and aristocrat.
&c view OF society, saying that the
Democrat needed society as construct.
I'd from the bottom while the aristo.
GRAFT sought In 1t constructed from
me top. The Democrat, h. said. be-
hcVes that IL YOU will only egislnte
50 that the people will be prosperous
their prosperity will BE- shared bv
me smaller classes that rest upon
inc people: the aristocIat believes
thae II yon will only lagislnt. 10
make the well TO do prosperous, their
prosperity Will leak through on those
below.
unmerciful Scoring Of Republicans.
Why do Republican leaders favor
Capitalization?
because II is 10 the Interest OF H.,
Great corporations to get away from
state legislation. The Democrat be.
iieves that the government, should be
Kept as near the people MS possible
and want Federal rcmedies added TO
not substituted for, State rAnedics.
Why do the Republican leaders p,,.
vent effective legislation against the
trustsa because they look nj tho
question from the standpoint OF the
trust magnatc, while the 3Democrats
look nj the question from the stand.
poirt of the millions who are Victims
why do the Republican, favor hie,
tarin laws which tax tho millions of
people Tor the small fraction of the
population? Because they ook nj
the subject from Tho standpoint of
the beneilciaries OF proteqtioi. while
democrats consider the rights and IN.
tercsts of The consumer.
Why do Republican leader, refuse
10 enact efficient laws forth, recu.
lation oil the railroads? Decatse they
LOOK at the subject from fihs stand.
point of the railway magnNtfs. while
the Democrats consider Ills intsres,
OF the patrons and the stockholders.
Doth OF whom have ieasonto comDlain
OF the management.
Why is 1t tina, thu Republican lead.
ers are willing to continue the form
and expense of imperialism when II
mas brought nothing but danger ana
Illumination? because tho Repuhli.
can leaders are considering the inter
csts OF few who hope 10 secure
control, while the Democratic marty
considers both the rights OF the FIJI
ipinos and the interests Of the Demo
crate masses who pay TIN taxes ana
furnish the sons required for the
military support of the colonial mol.
icy. may add the difference In the
point OF View will eYplai, the dire.
ence IN TIL. remedies proposed TO TO
iieve tho present financial strlngency.
IL came from financial speculation in
wall street and Republican leaders
nave tied the country to Vail street
that So,OO0,000 OF people must suffer
when the Wall street spectators get
control. The Republican rSmedies NH
provide that high fnaucies shnll be
Well paid for acting rs guardians
while the Democratic remedies look
20 the protection of the depositors
and the business OF the caintry. The
time Is ripe for Democr.tic appeal
to the Democratic sentimint OF the
country.
There is no doubt that large ma.
jor,W OF the people are Democratic
| rather than aristocratic n
An that W. have to d. is to con.
vince the people We are Democratic
IN sentiment. that We are Democratic
IN party and best of all will be Dem
ocratlc ii trusted with power.
Il believe that in the coming Con.
gress our Democratic Snators and
Representatives will prov, themselves
equal to the task imposed upon them
and demonstrate the fidllty of the
party to Democratic prireiples. Then
with united party we can face q
divided opposition and er!er the cam.
paisn with the assurance Il victory
MANS AIM Was POOR;