The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-10-05

has inculcated In the hearts aud minus
Of every true American citizen a spirit
Of civic as we'll as National pride. VIII
carry on his policies. He knows no
fsvoritism, from the travelling sheep
man in the forest reserve 10 the Stand
ard Oil magnste, who was for the q
compliance Of the law fined twenty.
uine millions Of dollars, carrying out
that God-like principle of life. liberty
and pursuit of happiness to all and
special privileges to n
A Record Unapproaehed
In Worlds History
Where in the worlds history is there
recorded such sturdy. stubborn honesty,
who treats the laborer who works for
his daily wage with the same consider
alton that he does Hartman. Morgan
or Rockefeller, who count their dollars
by the millions and their railroads by
the thousands of miles. and well do
theAmerican people realIze-Democrats
as we'll as Republicans-that in
the history of an American President
has there been one who has carried out
the work of the administration more
re~solutely. honestly. fearlessly, uncom.
promisingly. aud effectively than has
Theodore Roosevelt; but on March next
the mantle will fall on shoulders equally
as capable, schooled in every department
of Governmental affairs, an interna-
tional as we'll as . National experience;
a judicial training that will be advan-
tageous in all international complica-
tons; a man of splendid character.
easily a~pproaohable, very conservative,
and having the courage of his convic.
tions will indu%striously carry out the
protective policies of the Republican
Taft.
Why Give Up Certainty
For An Uncerfainfy
Why should we give up q certainty
for an uncertainty? You know that
under a system Of Republican policies
the country is safe. 1t means contin-
ued confidence. which means continued
prosperity, and particularly so with
such pilots as Taft and Sherman guild
ing the ship.
Why should we take chances on u
man like Mr.. Bryan? Not but that he
is a good man, but he is a theorist.
The business people wouli be sus-
picious of him, their attitude would be
a waiting one; they would say money
is better than property, l will keep my
money until an actual demonstration OF
his theories is put into practical opera
ton. We have had theorists expert
ment on us before. 1t took eight years
to demonstrate to the American people
that they could not live with the fires
of the American furnaces blackened,
and the wheels of industry refusing to
revolve. Our experience was sad and
bitter. and God knows l hope that
those of us that are alive to-day will
never live to experience such another
National calamity as was experienced
during those eight years Of Democratic
administration.
To the farmers, agriculturists and
stockmen who are the backbone, sta
bility and perpetuity Of our country
you cannot possibly vote the Democratic
ticket; you surely have not forgotten
that under the last Democratic admins
tration niue.tenths of the farms wert
mortgaged to such an extent that th'
money loaner would not take th'
property for the debt; he extended the
time and after four years of Republican
administration with Mr.. Mckinley al
our leader, with the wheels Of industry
again revolving, every n who cared t.
found work Il do, and to-day under tina
system of protection instead OF nine
tenths of the farms being mortgaget
there is about one-tenth.
Social Dance FoHows Speaking
At the conclusion Of the speaking
Chairman Brossemer stated hat q socia
dance would be given and those VIII
wished to attend were cordially invited
The floor was cleared and dancing wa
INDUCED in till midnight.
Speaking at Ruby HN Sunday Eoenini
On Sunday evening Messrs. Flanagan
and Prowu uill address the citizans n
Ruby Hill on the political issues of tn
day at Miners Union Hall.
The gentlemen leave on Monda,
mornings train for Palisade where they
are to speak that evening.