Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-27
aYpocRlsY EXPOSED.

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standards De has devoted lifetime to
building up as the proudest heritage
for his sons and daughters, threaten
ed by the hypocritical attacks OF doose-
welt. Taft and the remnant of the Re
publican crew cooped up on the poop
deck of the craft which sailed forth
upon the national sea forty-seven years
ago under the captaincy of the immor-
tai lincoln and upon it's mission of hui
man freedom--a craft now beset by
the tremendous pillows Of public opin,
ion-at bayi., Joseph Benson Fora
ker turns upon the Pharisees and
hypocrites who nave sought to build
their own political fortunes upnn the
wreck of his hopes an dat one fell
blow lays bare tae iniquity of thirty
years from the results of which the
republic has been threatened, but from
whose shaclles it is about to free it.
self and trust its destinies once more
lin the hands of the people.
IF in making this defense ] have
said anything that will work the slight
est injury to the Republican party, /
shall regret it. but shall always feel
that those who have no consideration
for me, my family or my good name,
but would gloatingly repoice if they
could accomplish my shame and my
humiliation, which they have attempt
ed. are not entitled TO consideration at
my hands, and my duty to my party
should be subordinate to my family,
and to the good name which I have
striven to make"
| Such is the eloquent conclusion of
| the matter in the language of Foraker
of Ohio, who, bitter at heart. lays
bare the whole truth of Republican
iniquity as it is viewed in the light of
the present. but which to the Republi-
can leader of Ohio appears as no in
EQUITY at all. Knowing full well that
the foundations of the Republican
party have been the predatory stone,
which for sixteen years William Jen.
nings Bryan has been weakening by
persistent attack until the whole Re
Publican structure is about to crumble
beneath grand final assault of pub
tic opinion, with an intimate knowledge
of Republicanism as 1t has been;
knowing that the same predatory in
fuences which twice elected McKin-
ley, once elected Roosevelt, and must
elect Taft if he is elected at all, Forake
the 5stalwart resents the treachery of
those Republican leaders who have
seen the hand writing on the wall and
would fain escape the consequences
of Republican iniquity by holding the
Ohio senator up as the scape goat up
on whom the aroused American voters
may vent their wrath
One Who understands fully the law
of association can fully appreciate rne
genuine regret with which Senate,
Foraker turns the light of truth upon
the Republican party and its record. |
Foraker is fully representative of the
real Republican party He is its
child. He has profted through It's
legislation for the classes at the ex- |
peRse of the masses. He makes no |
denial of his profitable professional
connections with the Standard Oil |
company-but with the simple truth |
of Republican political child declares |
that it has been the practice of Repup-
Iicans in both the house and senate to
accept outside business so far as
they could without interfering with of |
fetal duties
Republican subsidies, Republican
tariffs, Republican rebates, Republican
bribery, Republican contro! of house |
and senate. of the courts--this is the |
system which has made millionaires Of
senators and speakers, has turned the
natural resources of the country which
God Almighty meant for the u-aeht
of the people into the hands of the
Rockefellers. the Archbolds, the Nor
gans the Vanderbiits until condition
exists which must be remedied i'm
mediately or the republic fall. This
is the Republican system which has
made Senator Foraker and in which he
sees no wrong. It is tie policy which
makes for aristocracy and plutocracy
the placing of the dollar above the
man. as William Jennings Bryan so
aptly put it in the memorable cam