Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25

OPPRESSIVE Trust IN THE
STATE OF CoI,DRAfhD. HIS
BUSINESS HAS GAINED THIS
EXCLUSIVE SUPREMACY To A
LARGE EXTENT BI REASON
OE MIS- INVASION AND VIOLA
TiON or THE FEDERAL LAW
IN OBTAINING PREFERENTIAL
kAiLkOAD RATES. rHEkEBY
BEING ENABLED TO Ckt SA
COMPETITION. WHICH Ir HAS
AiOCESSfTLLY BONE
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lsk"~ ed osossiseA cAPssal ere -
ssassl ~ S~s isdssssisi ssowtA
ssd - psoAscsivs Il ~scA saoa
whes sAss epsraae within she
lss. We ps~Aos osAr party to
- psincspass ksse sssssd .. q rsIe
II psssy cosAscs, within aud ~ith-
oct the Legislative body"
In sks fsSs of this sa9 ~ali6sd aud
positive psossise - yOs SoSg to
clsct . msa Uho Ass hterslly built
up Ais basssss~ aud crsshsd ell COM
pssis.oa psrsiy by rsssos 81 the ia ct
thst - has NOT Operated withia the
lsw, bot hes, ON the contrary, profit
ed by Iss violAtiou
NIoLATG PART, PLArrokA
Osr platfo<m 10 definite and speci-
6c II ~ss evidently Drawn bv care
fsl hands. with . slew of sscsring
voses, and YOU aud were elected
spoa it. To carry out the demands
Of s.nslIed caucus yoa must violate
the letter and the spirit of that
promise
One Of thu grsatest evils 81 the
prs~ent day 10 the Indifference 10 and
disregard Of Law by large business
concerns in carrying out their pro-
jects. President Roosevelt's great
e~t work has been in his attempt.
largely successful, TO enforce the
law against those business enter
pr'ses. And can You expect his
hands to be upheld and his policy
10 be supported by man who has
been . continual aud persistent in
vsder of the Law through HE busi-
RessY The be~t citizen and the
t'cst psblic olicisl OF today 10 the
nsa Who ~ ssSsFence Tor the lev
and ssssds for IL ssrictsst enforce
'ssnt against oil mea and against
a'l business enterprises. rich or poor.
large ~ small Our party 10 expli-
city pledged to this program. We
have made definite promises to that
ead. asd | woSld remind you thst
any man whether rich or poor,
whstsver chis business, who OBJ
serves the Law, in the eyes OF the
law is better citizen than this man
THERE Is NOT A SMALL MER
CHANT. A FARMER OR A MINER
IN THE STATE OF COLORADO,
WHO PROVIDES HONESTLY
FOR HIS FAMILY BY DOING
BUSINESS ON AN HONEST AND
SQUARE BASIS, ASKING NO
FANORS OF THE LAW OR OF
OTHER BUSINESS ENTER
PRISES THAT MAY HAVE IN
FLUENCE, WHO TRAINS UP
HIS CHILDREN TO HAVE REV
ERENCE FOR THE LAW ANDTO
OBEY 1T. BUT Is A BETTER
CITIZEN AND BETTER FIT FOR
THIS HONOR THAN THE So
CALLED CAUCUS NOMINEE
WHOM YOU ARE NOW At
TEMPTING TO ELEVATE INTO
THIS HIGH OFFICE.
OF all the evils of this day, disre-
gard of law is the worst. OF all
men who have stood against it, our
president has been the best. To
him we have pledged our unqual-
fed support Can you imagine this
man, Mr. Guggenheim, standing
shoulder to shoulder with our presi-
dent in carrying out that policy
The very idea is preposterous
AppICks WILL REJOICE
And who is it that will rejoice at
this mans election Is it the people
of our state Not one Of YOU will
contend that is true, on the contrary
however, every enemy of square
deal in business and in politics will
feel the thrill of rejoicing when this
man WINS this high Office He will
take it as equivalent to notice that
the power of money in politics has
been q little longer established and
its supremacy will be prolonged.
Upon hearing this news. Addicks of
Delaware, Clark of Montana, Platt
and 1'epew of New York and other
men of their type and stripe will