The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-01-10


that he would and thus give the American people the oppor
tuniy to between himself and United bank AM
when 1892 such bill presented him. his pomis
and convictions and inspired with that great desire do usto
by the American people he promptly vetoed the bank bill and ga
the people opportunity decide between Jackson the
the voice of the people responded paocay by eecng hin
the second time the presidency by tremendous majority
By this patriotic vetong the United States bank bill
Jackson with blow struck from the American people the fnan
cal shaces that threatening the very cades of liberty
good government
His foreign policy wise and firm and his honesty and frank
for him the admiration Of the old world He believed in
doing justice to all andsubmiting wrong in
Jackson believed the preservation of the rights of the
and integrity of the Union He believed that those great OBJ
cs necessarily connected could only be atned by
enlightened exercise Of the powers Of each within its appropriate
sphere in conformity with the will OF the people consuonaly
expressed.
annhation the local the people
necessarily lead revolution and anarchy and finally de
potsm and military domination.
He believed that just such proportion general gov
encroaced upon the rights of the states just pro
portion did impair its power and detract from its ability
fulfill the purpose OF its creation And this sound Democratic doc
ne particularly pertinent the present time when there
persistent part chief executive
centrazaon of power the federal government and this tendency
the part of chief executive my mind dangerous
and calls upon you and every who loves individual and
liberty watch with jealous eye for ought
to depart which says power express
people thereof"
than thirty years Jackson the popular idol and
fearless champion OF the people He into office the
greatest of generals and he the greatest OF So
his virtues that forget his faults He
not by OF intrigue the questionable ugge OF diplomacy
but by that native agacy and great moral courage which
quaied when the public good beconed him forward He
the people he selfeducated intensely patriotic
absolutely honest and Of indomitabe will power
1t said of him that when certain old colored
of the Jackson household asked if she believed that
President Jackson had gone heaven replied IF Ma Jackson
made up his mind go heaven den he sho is dar."
He devoted his domestic life. saunch and friend
and unfaeng and unncng what he conserved be his duty
and he chaed under any restriction that calculated
him in the discharge of that duty.
He by nature yet sincere
friend of the people whose great affection
will live so long shall cherish his nalienabe rights
"Then let high honor be paid wherever it 5 due,
To the loving, the brave, the faithful and true
And first would write the bright page OF fame
With the nobes of heroes, brave Jacksons name,
On tablets of marble, his story I'd
In letters OF gold that time could efface,
That while mountains shall stand or water shall flow,
The OF all nations his story may know,
Then may ever honor his ser mountain and sea-
In this land OF the brave and home OF the free"
And in conclusion my friends let buckle the strong armor
Of Democracy and holding aot the platform OF principles OF
great party go acsonan courage never
ping wavering until polls day and
hen believe that Idaho the Gem OF the Union will be found
again the Democratic column where rghtfuly belongs and
hat shall elect Democratic governor who will be ms
Who will up the full dignity and standard
shall send Democratic representative congress
he place long occupied by Mr. French and who will be
ny the states senatorial delegation and the senatorial toga
by Mr. Hepburn will grace the manly form of Jack
oniar Democrat, who has fought the battle kept
as, shall help the presidential clair noby filled BY
Jackson the other present living and stauc Democrat and
,on of the common people, William Jennings Bryan.
It would take marvellous genius fahom the intellect that
directs the policy OF the Statesman Yesterday contained
client editorial Race Track Evils which the writer strong
anguge dpeca the evils OF printing the tips in the