Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-11
THE REVIEW ARIZONA MORNING

fairs, free from federal court injunc-
tions and habea5, corpus, only grant
ing the right of centralized court
power in case where no remedy can
/ be offered by the state, as in the
matter of the prevention of monopoly,
the regulation Of interstste commerce
and the preservation of Interstate re-
sources. And, as declared by Mr.. Bry-
an, there is no twilight zone between
the state and nation In which ex-
plotting interest can take refuge from
both, for where one ends the other
begins, Mr.. Bryan is broad enough
to advocate these great truths, and
brave enough TO see that every VIC
lation of law shall be prosecuted;
catholic enough to embrace in his
creed every condition and type Of
man and, filled with the Christian
spirit. to proclaim brotherly love, as
taught by his Master. the Prince OF
Peace.
The Democratic party stands today
for the protection of all the indiyld-
ual rights of every class of people.
and for the upbuilding of the nation 5
power by recognizing the masses, in
stead of classes, and eleyating the
man created by God over the dollar
produced by man. Ii favors a just
income tax, to the end that wealth
derived from interest on bonds,
stocks, and other securities and prop
erty not now taxed shall bear its just
proportion of the nations burdens.
as well as an inheritance tax, TO
reach swollen and, alasi often ill
acquired fortunes. We stand for ca
act justice between capital and Ia
Dor. and favor every legitimate means
for the adjustment of all disputes be-
tween employers nd employees. to the
end that the property of capital shall
not be destroyed, and that those who
toll with their hands shall not suffer
unjustly from the eXaction of the
rich, thus causing all classes to dwell
together in brotherly love, and the
country not to be shocked and con
yulsed by strikes and strife. We,
likewise. in the interest of fair cleo
tons and to prevent corruption, de-
mand that the utmost publicity be re
quired from all candidates and their
committees, showing the amount OF
the funds received, and how used, and
the sources from which they were
obtained.
/ denounce the assertion of the Re
publican party when it declares it
stands for law and order" equal
rights to all, and no special privileges
to rich or poor; when its protective
policy has produced monopoly, built
up the rich at the expense of the poor,
and, by injunctions and other writs
in its courts, shielded IS, while
denying to the lahore he sa-
cred right of a trial defy
any honest man 20
charges-that w
the control auf lGts.
created unde, >, and
that no re- tempted
against T. ne presi-
dent hi He'd to cry
out. sa 4 message to
congress, avs fayoriGG
trusts and les are so unjust
in their robb, that they woaid
justify every form of crimiDality on
the part of labor unions and ever
kind of violence and fraud, from muir
der and bribery to ballotbox stuffing:
l arraign the Republican party for
its utter inconsistency in declaring
for the preservation of our forests
and the deepening of our waterways,
whea it is well known, though lie
|titiOned by conventions, asked Dy the
governs conference at the White
House, and demanded by public re-
cessity for the preservation CT our
national resources, with a majority of
over one hundred in the house of
representatives, it yet remained deaf
to our entreaties and silent to our
demands, and let Speaker Cannon
wantonly throttle the voice of a free