The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-10-26
'D|RlAN'O|N THE ISSUES
,Jhe Tarih Railroads and Trusts
vital Questions.

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I, Nspsbilssn Party Turns ,ss Back on
hsnsss Alsr--Why Uncle Joe Can.
nor oheuld Beer che q. o. p. Ban.
nsr-. ! psHss tns locals Of His Party.
ohov,oem,rcs ot Roosevelt - Much
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~ WILLIS ). ABBOT.
Necehtly l was In Richmond with
NJ Bryan. He had been invited there
Bv sorhe Democrats or virginia TO
susaE - ~, sta{a fair n Ind bcen
.s,.t,.S,, .h.+ ~ wo,,a aoc,,ro him.
az 80. 80 ~. .,.s.,s,. go
~ .-e .'-. =. .'s po's.oe ."1
oNucy tVr sne ~ p!ssiuent'a' nou'ina''on'
1n's ~ did not 40. But ne spoke very
strongly ON certain matters that the
Democratic party will have to handle
III the next nationaI campaign.
Two things that Mr.. Brynn said at
u,,.hn,ond sesr, "a mo matters NJ i'm.
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tne'e ~ ooa "uen .no'e pos,u.c
stano On tne talln issue .n"n e'.ner No
or any otner Democratic statesman
has taken IN the last few years. He
insisted that tariff reform must be ac-
comp)lshed by the friends Of reform
and not BY the friends Of the tariff.
Let me quUtei
''lf $6u sate ever to have tarin re-
form you must have 1t by those who
believe In tariff reform and not by
those who PROPOSE to practice 1t as
political necessity. - No bene-
flclary OF political industry will ever
let 90 OF the public teat until It is
dragged away by main force"
Mr.. Bfyan's attack upon the tariff
was 80 forceful and 30 strong that 1t
has made his friends In the east be-
lieve that he purposes to make the
tari6 issue the paramount issue in the
next campaign. happen to know that
this = not his Intention. II ne snouid
ne cenu'oate, anu ou'y .ne uenO ..
,ys''c m.sses Gun u,'e'' wune
ny snun " VI NV w WI use nv
one iseue' out tn.ee. Auu an .ueo
ele 70 inteEw0ven tnut taey canno. 70
ycpataseu' epr.! Anelc 20 uhe un w.n
Gtsates.tne tusta inere are une '.us.s
4 tntt Cyultl,Du'e Cy.ul.I tno c.up"'su .uuus "
.n!!u'1l s!ns'u1in sns pul.y wn,cn rnIos ny
9a'. I!', 1Eere ate ,ne ta'''vaus .aas
~ spsc.s' conSesslons ~ .no uus.s
snu Ss,ntr'ou.s S.npuisn J. .unus ~. ny
{, HsS.'nsenancc ~. " .ne 'ar .ou can
- rway troM tnese great .ac,ors ~
:, t,.tne. nes,cen potcs' - you .ouen o,o
tne ctner Two come ~ ,'s ueIensc -
wnat tne uoc.ors can !" n"ns" ~,
nuence. az wnen !" ll'an near unu
'uns' anu k,uneys arg equa,y auect.
81. Inc pnys.c"ns Say '.a. .ney
M,sn. pc ao'c |" eu.e ono, uu' ,., my
csnno. MAKE .ne cure eoinp'e'c WIN
yu' uea'ins an .n'ee' anu .o eno .a
~ the railroaos anu tue t,us.s als
equsny sIta, ~ ,uc pouy pon.ie an'
y one - g oe nea'eo a'' must pe'
Senator Psttisrew In Washington.
The Republican party. as a rule, Is
very shy Of Its ablest people. The
b6st meh II ever had have one after
another been slbowed out of any sort
Of place or influence In Its counsels.
II sounds like, ancient history. but II
h, fair to recall the way In which In.
gals was quietly eliminated from the
party. though he was one Of the most
brilliant and one Of the most honest
men that American politics ever knew
He. died poor Gould anything better
than that be said for him? That party
sst aside other mentor example
former Senator Pettigrew Of South
Dakota. Mr.. Pettigrew is one of the
bard 6ghting men ID, the cause of the
people. In the senate he was brilliant
In debate. and out Of the senate he was
striking IN discourse. met him only
: q day or two ago, and from him I g0i
this comment upon public Affairs In
Washington:
4 "The Republican party ought t.
nominate Uncle joe Cannon. He best