The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-10


 rible condition that confronts the party called attention to these evils long before the hand writing appeared in the midst of the rfoaous Belshaz- gers feast of our trust prosperity. The The ernment are gnawing at the, vitais Of this republic.
 Employing the phraseoiogy of Ed ward Marknam let me @ say; no, ,h. That shsli hurI night and whiriwind on
 fear not Titen traitors who shall To strike like Brocken shadows on our
 Those. we can face in open fight. With reddening rampant and the swor-
 fear the vermin that shall under Senate and citadel and school and
 The Worm of Greed, the fatted Worm And all the crawling progeny of these.-
 The yermin that shall honey comp And walls of State in unsuspecting
 .This poem was inspired by repub- aasr ss s rsan of os ,ss ssy ty the mighty rich and politically powerful mock the courts, defy the sfa- tutes and escape the just burdens of this great government, while the plain people must obey the law and for each violation suffer It's pains and penaities.
 This favoritism shown trust kings fhe 9eIlopin9 espnDGin iines from an Englisn
 "The law imprisons man or woman Who steals goose from on the com
 But lets the greater cuiprit loose
 Who steals the common from the
 "The republicans have met In Nation. their oft printed promises to the peo- pie. but the country no longer takes republican promises seriously. and in 5as ss worth @ a pror to 1s she Bees on flowers alishting cease their And republicans in once soon grow
 "Aeain they have promised to revise the tariff. desire to read just here
 short editorial from the psn Sf ss5og asn5y He says in The Louisville Courier Jour nal that. His Satanic Ma5ecty sitting to consider improvements in the Sab- bath school system. Friar Tuck prepar- framing a bill of rights. King Richard the Third drafting Improvements for the decaiogue. Nero writing verses up on the joys of life. or Ananias declaim- ing. against the unrighteousness of the alabi witness, would not be more gro- tesque than Sereno E.. Payne ct al pom derfng the problem of revising the Dingley schedule. Ali Baba and the deayor to ssde Society S would q be D as likely to advance the cause of Christianity as Nelson W. Aldrich's Committee on Fi- nance and its exxpert assistance who nw A< an< fMr al that TxFl11f TAwfi1f in the introduction of q bill looking 10 an. amelioration of the evils. Of the
 In fsat editorial. Mir. chairnan, ne voiced the views of millions Of Ameri- can voters But we will not despair of the Republic so long as against the ills. of evil we hold the remedy Of
 Cause Of Democracy.
 The cause of Democracy Is the cause of the people and to the Demo- cratic party the. people of America are publican evils that do now sorely af-
 T rise to second the nomination of s man who is. and has been for long s1ms asses sns Eyery eo1 thrOb of his Ss hsar is loyal to their interests. As a pat riot no man ever had 6 deeper or more exalted love for his country than has this peerless Democrat for the. Amer ican republic. As teacher of civics the world has not seen his equal since Jefferson wrote and spoke. As a de- fender of justice he ranks among the worlds bravest and best. As an advo- cate of popular rights he Is the ablest and most fearless of American citizens, As a statesman he resembles tower seen afar off and under a clear sky rising in grandeur and sublimity at every step of approach. As an orator Cicero would have been delighted with his diction, Demosthenes would have been charmed with his forcefui sem terces--Daniel AOfConnell would have applauded his fervid eloquence and Daniel Wooster would have been in- spired by his powerful convincing logic. =.
 Fife is to the tarin-robbed and trust ridden masses of America what Mira beau was to the downtrodden of France. He Is to the enemies of equal rights in this country what Daniel O'Connell was to the cppressors of Ireland, He has given expression to more great thoughts and led more peo-