Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15
NCORRUpTIbLE JUDICIARY
NECESSARY TO FREEDOM
Compare the Records Made by the Supreme Court
JUDGES of Colorado Elected by Republican Corpor
ations with that of Justice Steele and the Present
Democratic Nominees.

that threw them out, refusing the re
quest of the Democracy to count such
votes as should be proven to be legiti-
nate.
At the request of the Mine Owners
Association and other corporations
Peabody was given the powers of
supreme autocrat, eQualed only by the
Gear of Russia or the Sultan of Tur-
key, thanks to supreme court de-
cision, which even went so far AS to
break all precedent and allow him to
overthrow all civil government ami
trample under foot the sacred right
of habeas corpus.
Having assumed original jurisdiction
over the election and investigated all
precincts which the corporations and
Republicans asked to be investigated.
how natural it was for the Democrats
to presume that at their request the
court would investigate such motor
iously corrupt communities as Teller
county, Colorado Springs, Pueblo Las
Animas and Huerfano counties, as
well as Conejos, where all the sheep
were voted by the Republicans. and
that they would be thrown out il
found to be corrupt. But this was
would have been the Republican and
corporation OK to be gored and there
fore the requests of the Democrats
for Investigation along the same lines
which had been granted to the Repub-
licans WAS PROMPTLY TURNED
DOWN BY THE SUPREME COURT.
Peabody, the usurper. with his
gubernatorial uniform and red carna-
ton reeking with the iniquitous filth
of the bribery and corruption then
rampant, and with his resignation in
the corporation pocket at the time,
named two more justices of the su-
preme court of the Gabbert stripe for
and at the behest of those who fur
nished the half million dollar corrup-
ton fund (half of which Stevenson
| SAYS Farley stole), and Justice CAB
bert enwrapped his ertswhile Popu-
| listic soul in the ermine of an incor-
ruptible judiciary and with hand up
| lifted to high heaven administered the
oath of allegiance to two men who had
no more right to seats upon the SUI
tpreme bench than had the corpora
| ton agents to seats in Paradise up
next to the great white throne.
Following are few special anu
particular facts which this paper asks
| its readers to remember when tney
cast their ballots for nominees for the
supreme court next month:
In that nefarious and notorious jur-
isdiction and kingly prerogative inno-
vation of the Colorado supreme court,
Justice Steele, the Democratic men,
Der of that tribunal, did not concur.
All maIefactors Jailed were Demo-
Gratis. No maIefactors jailed were Re-
pubIicans.
| All precincts thrown out were Demo-
cratic. No precincts thrown out were
Republican.
All Democratic frauds were investi-
gated and punished. No Republican
frauds were Investigated or punished.
Every request Of the corporations
was granted. Every request Of the
Democracy or the people was refused.
And all this is simply a matter Of
record and history made by the Re-
publican supreme court Of Colorado.
Judges S. Harrison White, w. A.
Hill, Morton S. Bailey and George w.
Musser, the nominees Of the DEM
ocracy at the present time, whose pic
tures appear elsewhere on this page,
are not that kind Of Judges. They
are different kind, and better kind.