The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-27

Democratic National Committee.
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 Director, Literary Bureau,
 Republican National Committee. .-,,...1 New York City. y
 have your circular letter of oc- tober 18th. in which you announce that your Literary Bureau, is about to es- tablish for newspaperss wire ser matter" %shoft snappy interviews,' ; brief prosperity stories.' and etc. Permit me to say that we will be readily appreciate the fact that your prosperity stories" must necessarily be brief" owing. to industrial condt- tIons throughout the country.
 Kindly allow. me to indicate the line of stories which we would like.
 One hundred words on "15.00O starv- ing school children in Chicago" as graphically set forth in The Chicago Tribune. and other Republican news papers.
 7One hundred words on why there are 5oO.OOo Idle. men~in- New York State One hundred words and statement by Mir. Fred Starek Republican. and a newspaper correspondents. in which hs said of conditions in Ohio, and West OnW hundred words on why we have a panic when four years ago Republi- said Republican success meant pros one hundred words on who shatter- ed confidence and why we have busi- ness stagnatlon under a Republican Please give us short" "snappy in- terview'' with William Randolph Hearst, and ascertain from him If re- ta tr4an h fr 4O session Archbold letters showing Sher- mans connection with Standard Oil Also interview with some one in au- thority showing why the Republican blanks advocating the election of Sem ators by the people. publicity of cam paign funds. and various La Toilette blanks
 Also interview on how Republican tarifr protected manufacturers seek to coerce employees to vote for Taft. as illustrated by example of the sharp less, Separator Company. S. s. Eve land. President, Roller Ball Bearing Company. of Philadelphia and others. One hundred words on Eveland's in- terview with Taft endorsing that Also please give us service" on why It Is that there are now 2S7 trusts Tn the country. large proportion of years. and that there Is not a law defying trust magnate in jail: also why the Steel Trust. to which Presf- dent Roosevelt gave his sanction and $500. GOO 900. has steadily reduced wages for the past twenty-five years under protective tarif. said to be TOT Aso soe interview nSnsR Rt wth 4oursef your discretion as to the number of York Sun (November 12 190D in which you said the Roosevelt admins tration had accomplished nothing in the way of trust busting" in compar- ison with the noise It has made" inet. was never prosecuted when he admitted violating the law in giving Up to 5000 words eff that will in- clude all the names) on who got the $40, 900, 900 which the government paid to the Panama Canal syndicate. s,, PIease send us list of Treasurer cluding those which do not employ Please give us story showing whether tarifr revision plank of the upwards or downward
 Please give us story showing how Harriman's $260.000 contribution to the Republican campaign fund four years ago was used ito change 50,000 votes in New York City alone. '"
 Please rush at once as this Is im- portant. Iull Ilst or campaign contrl- buttons showing how trust and cor poration men. as we'll as all protective tariff interests. favor the election of Taft and Sherman. You might contrast this list with the popular subscription which the people have contributed to the Democratic fund. We would like to have this before election.
 Lest the people forget. please give us re-hash of that old Dudley block of five" story. It may help the boys some in distributing the slush fund in this campaign.
 Any other stories along this line will be greatly appreciated.
 Thanking you for your considera- ton. believe me
 Yours very truly
 Josephus Daniels,
 Chairman, Bureau of Publicity.
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