The Detroit times., 1908-09-21
Foraker Brings
His Party Out On
One Campaign Issue
HIs Case Also Shows Judge Taft's
Position On That Issue to
Be All Wrong and Mr..
6ryan's Right.

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The subject of free silver was
long ago political country
Mr. Bryan has long acknowledged that while he believed
il have proper conditions which existed at
the time he proposed it, that practical nor the most
effective bringing equal distribution OF the
wealth of the country.
pledged only by what the Demo
cratic platform by what omts which me
datey the from consideration question at
issue this year.
the object of the opposition going out
side of the Democratic platform which has no bearing
whatever upon any issue contained in it'
Does go that they either fearful
of the strength the Democratic code of principles the weak
of those of their party?
Or do they the and issues
in the background
the latter sought, they accom-
pish while representative their party the United
States party being exposed having been
under Standard Oil Co., the letters between Senator
b. Foraker of Ohio, and John Arhbod ghthand of
the trust, reveal Foraker to have been?
Foraker of thou
sands of dollars from the Standard Oil Co.
He quickly with his defense which that the let
between the oil and himself client and counsel
in the employ of the company legal representative
1t develops however that he quickly with his de-
Tense, for he put his foot into a cevery laid trap.
being held among these
Il HF6 senate, reading:
:s the 5 S e; % hand o ss
Another Broadway and dated Feb as
1907 from Archbold to Foraker, read:
By senate. known no as the Ss ss
ssS IN.
yours JOHN ARcHsoLo
In the face of this convincing proof that Foraker was the
the Standard Oil Co. while the legal artillery of the
this of and while laws
being introduced with view to curbing the power OF all
trusts. Judge Taft quick repudiate Foraker.
$50 after the Toledo reconciliation too).
repudate Foraker the natural for Judge Taft TO
take.
Judge consistently Foraker for
ing money the thing in the
party him for the presidency and continue
to stand the nominee of that party?
the Republican spebinders neg
cng talk while holding the free
silver with which the country the publicity OF campaign
contributions.
which William Jennings Bryan
is responsible in this campaign. II
It is issue upon which Republican
candidates presidency agreed principle their differ
being that Mr. Bryan the contributions made public
before election while Mr. Taft would have them made public after
ction warning
contributors the size of their contributions
Let's how the preferences of the nominees would work
I out in the Foraker
Judge would have preferred proposition
Foraker letters be kept under until after election.
He would prefer this the of contributions
he would individual for the principle
Foraker, having been taken back into the after
runn with the president Brownsville shooting stood in
line for another for doing his share
harmony divided Ohio keeping Negro
being friendly to him against Taft.
Foraker involuntary publicity
have the of United States obligated
pocketbook of
rnant to him back
the Republican party make Foraker
in the face of these revelations Taft compelled throw
him
publicity contributions before
position party obligated the pocket
and such party kept out of power.
Mr.. isn't dealing with dead this
which he
recognizes and Is afraid to discuss
Mr. Taft and the Republican party little in
with the rnatter thatA