Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-11-27

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government is in the demonstration
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can bc successfully engraited upon
a system that is slpnospd to reprc-
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possible tendency of wealth in this
direction WIS foroSoon nv tho fore-
fathers, ana the most earnest ao-
monitions were uttered to guard by
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c'c'S ihe"'iS l"'''''c "s"''''' '"' ''i'
pending danger. The unfortunate
condition that NOW confronts the
lUopie IL liia' success IL great pro-
mOtcr of success. and familiarity
with orror seons 70 ,eSSon the in
stlnctlve horror with which IL is
greeted on first suggestion. The
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the nail Squarely on the head, when
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ners and TO force them to vote for one
party, or the other by threats has been
, nnh'icsn |T nart;sans The nmrchase Of
the corrupt voter for a direct money
consideration Is less OF a menace 10
smacks Of Rlark Hand methods for The
threats are aimed at that wage-earner's
iaa,,'i o.ai,s .ta,Si,ie,eu .ne uire,
from family by threats of personal
harm to one OF ITS members, and the Ell
render his oninion and deliver his vote
by threats of starvation for his family is
one Oily Oh ae.ail. II T. sucn nnetho us
forced by threats to vote against their
own, convictions, then the corporation
trnI ~ ho osanan. TTo 'u, ran,;o oo
plainly violative of sound morals and
against pupiie poiicy' IL Is inllnlteiy
nermanent featne Of orr nol;t;ca, cam.
paigns, than the purchase of the corrupt
vo.e' or .n9 WORK Oh repea !, IN lew
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vi Ni.'ou' ho'ioc' ~ 'iiiE "oou'
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oi''eis " PrcciP.'".o 'i'''" 'i'i'cs anu
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tiOuSly made as a result, with the
benediction Well done, good and
faithful servant 1t is but an ex-
emplitication of the claim of one of
the coal barons, that wealth had
been entrusted by the Almighty to
rich people to enable them to care
for the poor classes. But all expert
ence has shown that this case, as
opportunity has afforded, gradually
became the same kind of dominion
the master exercised over the slave,
only in a more marked degree, for
the slave-owner of Africans consid-
cred the welfare of his serf on a par
at least with that of his domes-