Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-10-07

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an emphatic preliminary ernres.,or q,
discomfort. There Ia no satisfact,on
anywhere with Republican rn,e ~ 10.
publican promises. Whether Mr. Rrv.
an and the Democratic party ara 70 ~
the beneHciaries OF this unreat demand.
entirely on how the peonle view tbs,r
ability to change the condition !, -.
fairs generally. All we know ia that
Mr.. Bryan IL continuing to mata "a.
markable gains,-St. Louia Renuh,,c
-
why Il Locks brirht 10, n.v.,
Since James Monroe was re.electe,
to the presidency in 1920 BY an elsc-
toral vote that was unanimon. .ava a.,
the single ballot Of William Plumer Of
New Hampshire, who bolted his In
structions, there has not been such
unanimity Of political sentiment In this
country as is apparent in the presiden-
tial campaign Of the present year.
An Overwhelming preponderance Of
the voters in both parties are aiming at.
the same results. There are as many
voters In the Republican as in the Dem.
ocratic party who demand mistakenly
that the tarint be revised In the interest:
OF all the people.
On that issue Nj. Taft would eo.as
far as Mr.. Bryan in the special session
of Congress which both candidates are
pledged to call Immediately after. the
4th Of March next. The voters Of both
parties demand that discrimination In
the laws In favor Of special interests
shall cease, that monopolies In restraint
Of trade shall be curbed. The voters Of
both parties are agreed that the public
must have fair service from the corpo.
rations 1t creates in return for fair
pay.
Both parties promise to do those
things. the only difference being that
the Republican promises are 40 guarded
as to arouse the suspicion Of insIncerity
while the Democratic platform Il ont.
spoken In saying what 1t means.
The candidate OF each pertv II . man
of unquestioned integrity and Of highest
liability. Both are personallv nonn,or
What, then, is the difference between
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In NOMINATING Adia, n stsyen.on
as their candidate for Governor Of iii.
nois 'ne aeoc'a..c vo. .sl' nave cnosen
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