Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-02-13

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leaders and the press to promote and
continue the spirit Of unrest, and
the democratic party had to bear the
brunt of the condemnation really
due to the republican party for it's
gross Acknowledgment and in
competency.
Four years later that peerless
leader, William Jennings Bryan en-
tered the arena and pittcd himself
against organized wealth and cor
porate greed represented by Mark /
Hanna through his tool, the lam
ented Mckinley. Notwithstanding /
that, Bryan was the choice of the
people, he was defeated through the
dishonest efforts and Vaccinations
of the republican leaders in the
manufacture of public sentiment
that his election would bring fur
Their ruin to the country.
1t took more than one million
dollars in money and the united and
concerted efforts of every republi-
can booster in the party, from the
INSCRIPTIONS Mark Hanna down
!, to the lowest political ward heller
TO encompass Bryan's defeat in
1896. Mckinley made good
president in many respects. he
was a politician and by no means
inflcxiblc He would assert him
self in most positive terms and de-
clare for ccrtain policy for the
good of the people. The next day
Mark Hunna, or the Tobacco trust
or some other of the large corporate
interests would show him the error
I of his way, and he would change
$ his mind and his policy, but for
r common sense and good judgement
u there is no comparison between
the present incumbent and him
G He met death at the hands of an
e assassination came Teddy mot
@ the choice of the people nor the
It choice OF his party. He was ar
!. accident, pure and simple. He
IS made big talk about the common
: people-how they were being pros
n ecuted and prosecuted by the cor
'e poration interests, and the people
d believed him AS natural Sc
y quence he was elected president In
is 1904.
lie There are many things to be ad
IS mired about Theodore Roosevelt
IN His bull dog tenacity, his absolute
'e fearlessness of consequences arr
a commendable, but, like Mckinley
r he too is a politician. He is
On grandstand orator, man VIII
r. loves publicity as no man in thi
at or any other country ever did be
OF FORE He loves to talk end is no
ne Particular what he says. He is
sh good talker but poor listener
ed and his unrelenting prosecution {
ne cor porate interests is not due to hi
ST. love for the common people nor h'
nd love for the natural goodness {
oil things. He simply thought +
as was making good with the vo-ir
OF public, and, as the New York Su
w recently said, HE tore down tt
he pillars OF the house and then VOL
ad- dercd what made it fall
ne is simply master, boss, dictator
&C. the Encyclopedia Americana L
ae- is an expert on bears, babies, DO
co. cats, spelling, sages, scicnc
led canals, coons, laws and liars
SIS. is the constitution, congress, $
lay premc court and the public
zed makes our own Governor Goodi
nm look like rank amateur, on I
se- square, he does.
'rty Hurrah for Bryan. Tho peoI
the today demand currency reform,
ong tariff for revenue ouly and an he
,eo- est admin tration minus hot
the and grand stand notcriety- IT
,ese full Dime pail" is not emp
was Thousands of mon are idle q
S their children are hungry