Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-09-17
ACHIEVEMENTS OF
REPUBLICAN PARTY
Shall tie Brilliant Party Record Be
Endorsed?
Has Made America One of the Great
Nations of the Earth.

when he said that the real issue of |
this campaign is whether the voters of
this country will give their endorse |
ment to the Roosevelt policies and the
deeds of the Republican party or turn
to the Democratic party, with its I'M
tried promises. 1t is not, whether the
people shall rule, as Bryan stated the
other day, because the people already
rulc rs much as the Democrats will
permit them. The hundreds Of thous-
andS Of DISTINGUISHED negroes in the
South. together with the many poor
white people, stand up and point the
finger at the guilty Democratic party.
Its statements about popular rule are
hollow pretenses. Its professions hypo-
critical Claptrap.
Hays Tribute to Republican Party.
The distinguished American states
man John Hay, in an address at Jack
son, Michigan, commemorative the 5Oth
anniversary of the Republican party.
declared that the Republican party had
a noble origin, that it Sprang directly
from an aroused and indignant Ma
tional conscience. Questions Of finance,
OF political economy of orderly admin
istration. pass out of sight for the mo-
ment to be taken up and dealt with
later on But in 1851 the question that
brought thinking men together, was
whether there should be limit to the
aggrcsSions of slavery; and in 1861 that
solemn inquiry turned to one still more
portcutious: Should the nation live or
die? The humblest old Republican in
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Noo-do Democratic High Priests.
The high priests of the Democratic
marty have for the last fifty years tried
to trrrffv the people with imaginary
political bugaboos. When Lincoln was
first Il candidate. they got I'D the aw-
full bugaboo they called "Abolitionism"
and deceived multiplied thousands of
the people. When Grant was our can
didate for the Presidency they manu-
featured twin bugaboos, called Cen
traliZaliOn." and Military DesDotism."
and scared many timid persons into the
belief that our liberties were about TO
be taken away. When HAYES WAS orr
candidate they paraded before the pub
lie the caricature denominated "A
Bloatcd Bondholdpr." and tried to make
us believe that it was the Republican
party in disguise. and that if HAYES
were elected the bondbolders would take
all of Our propcrtv from lis, When
Garfield was orr candidate they invent
cd y fn,rfuI evil devil called ohio Forco
Bill and terrified fine Southern nnonIe
nv declaring if Garfield were elected an
army wouId he sent 70 the South to
hoId elections and mono hu+ RonuhIicor nc
and nnorops Womb no allowed r. vo+o
Whom Harrison was candidate +boso
Comn democratic bioh nrfnsts oo+ 70
geth.r and invented now 1ot If hob.
COLLINS which +hav denominoted "Poh.
her R,rons - and rushad thano oil ovo.
+ho corntr,, +o tho +arror ord dis,,o,,
of mi,Iione of unsusnnctfn, Damocrot r.
who ,ctuaIlv elected Cleveland presi.
aon+
Ubor NIcKinIer ros orr candidate
for President the hugohoo rooI,oro
broroht out q stnnondors crowIing mon,