The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-10-30
Victory NOW ASSURED
|nNDTIONS ALL POINT TO THE ELECTION OF
W ]. BRYAN. DEMOCRATS HOPEFUL
EVERYWHERE

Nobody who has carefully studied the situation in this country
for month to other conclusion than that the
aent trend of things towards Bryan As prominent Re
publican remarked few days ago, likely to be landslide dor
Dn There several things that contribute to an optimistic
u of the national situation No candidate in the history OF poll
6 able the labor vote has MI Bryan
during present campaign Practically all Of the leading labor
zaon have declared for him. Here and there there are few
arerg prominence labor circles who have declared Tor
Taft b if is safe to saw that ninety per the of organ
led labor will go the great Connoner lls percentage may De
a further increased between and next tuesday lere IS no
auon among the labor people to their support OF the Dem
candidate for president So far as unoranzed labor Is con-
a Mr. Bryan will receive practically the entire vote OF TINS ae
body They have sympathy with TAFT nor his policies
They regard him enemy OF labor and their views IN TINS respect
entirely foundation Mr. Taft represents the ans
and putocratic classes in this country MS anos e
With that sort of people He will naturally look to the moneed IN
H for guidance at any critical period and while he may not De
ve President Roosevelt when he called Hartman l
councils concerning the message he about to WRITE Du N
Va referred to him as an undesirable citizen nevertheless
will keep close what the trusts and corporations deS
caor Of the people for the things SO necessary 70
their welfare that Mr. Taft has nothing to hope Tor from me ID
Dor vote.
Ao.n b Renbl;can nart confronts united Democracy
smethg that has not happened this country tor many ea9
The spectacle of former members OF Mr. Cleveland caoet anu
Democrats as Parker HILL who thought Woud @
Aewam in this fight who might-lke AchlesSu ~ m
while the battle ragged around the gates OF our pohuc Ivy
ting and supporting Mr. Bryan loyalty IS certainly mos m
uuagng Besides that the great German paper Is o NM VI
great Democratic daes of New York namely the New 1oIk
World that has always opposed Mr. Bryan IS now entpa
spport Notwithstanding certain rlrors IN erect ln Lc
l
andate for governor as against Mr. Hughes care1u
the situation would reveal that there nothing III H. lf he
don't need any such l-advised combination to eeet
an beat Hughes easily the merits OF the case ' @ Ns}
ugey Connors who is one of the astue poluas - NJ;
York has his eve on that field and will not sufer any be
Hrd This condition OF things prevails IN many o do oood
as New York. The Democratic party Is uniteu anu wa
Work against the common enemy. ~, lo,bt-
then the negro vote will cut considerable fgue n I m
States In such States as Ohio Indiana Michigan, LII Oh
sne others where there is large negro popuauo, ~ 1t Is
very largely for Mr. BRYAN The fact that FreSosi The
ang Taft and has made him his successor oo ~ ~ voters
negroes vote for him. 1t late now TO S'oP - must
nom this class of people towards Mr. Bryan A0s t states
considered which Is that in many of the strong lisr
such Ohio Indiana Illinois, Michigan Mnmesold' I l;nsi2n
The Republican party is all shot to pieces There Is | All gt yf
their ranks and they have each other by the ea'S'
"Srue to the benefit of Mr. Bryan t+d which is that
There another feature that must not DC 5ed audi
Mr. Bryans effective lecture tours during when ne N M bioh
eces from one end of the country the other lectures
saS people of the country with his nmaole u ofore have
Voush him in contact with class OF MINDS 'ua' -
zen very much prejudiced against him meetings and 9TH
Churches Y M c. A. Associations MINISTER - neak on eco
religious and en1irelieios bodies have heard nun ul-
anc moral topics His sIiee ct Peace m MIR Bryan
Ua thousands This large class OF people W d AGAINST him,
Snaly and who we're formerly very ncn Pr - on,sehow
e seen what manner of man he show iou od they are
gand in horzon-how irreproacfable m nor 70 the fore
uSposed this time to cast their votes Tor nm - 49,
'St citizen Of the world. ,1 ,r attention to an
MIR Hugh McElroy Of this state has an ons Of the Con
snce The Advance one Of the largest = eoresens the
aegational church II s D,blshed in Chicago dHo =