Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-11
Democratic Campaign Text
Book Makes Its Appear
ance In Chicago
Campaign.
MANY NOVEL FEATURES
IN NEW PUBLICATION
''eW Want a Change" Is the
Cry Going Up From People
All Over the Land.

CHICAGO, Sept I0.-"Shall the pee
pie rule?" is the key to- which the
Democratic campaign textbook, is
sued officially yesterday, is tuned.
Shall the people rule? is the over
shadowing issue which manifests IL
self in all the questions now under
discussion, is the quotation whicn
heads the title page.
The foreword of the committee on
compilation states that the Democrat
ic campaign is being made on the
Denver platform and that the text
hook deals with nothing except VIVA,
was embodied in the Denver platform.
The textbook quotes freely from all
available sources, quoting John Mitcu-
ell in a prominent place in the first
pages of the book. as follows:
In my Judgment. the election O.
Bryan would be for the best interests
OF the whole nation. He stands on
much the better platform and will b.
guided by it in the event of his cleo
ton. Mr.. Taft is handicapped by the
Jealous advocacy OF his cause by the
predatory rich. Honest wealth and
business have nothing to fear in
Bryan's election"
Features of Book.
The text book has many features
novel to the usual type OF campaign
compilations of official gospel There
are reproductions in colors of seyeraI
cartoons and black face type -four
ishes wherein strong points are
brought out. One display is as fol-
lows:
THE PEOPLE SAY:
Senator Fulton went 10 Oregon and
asked for reelection, and the people
said: sAlkk
WE WANT A CHANGE!
Senator Hansgrough went 10 North
Dakota for reelection, and the peo-
pie said:
WE WANT A CHANGE!
Senator Kittredge heard it in South
Dakota from the people:
WE WANT A CHANGE!
Senator Long asked tine people Of
Kansas for reelection, and the people
shouted: &c.
WE WANT A CHANGE!
Senator Hopkins went 10 Illinois
and asked for reelection, and two
thirds OF the Republicans of Illinois
announced:
Ne WAN L a NLA@A-N1A@+
Almost one-half of the Republicans
of Iowa, even when asked by thelr
distinguished Senator Allison, replied.
WE WANT A ChANu1!
The voice OF the people is unmis-
takabIe. Wherever they nave had
chance to speak they have earnestly
lifted taeir voices, saying:
WE WANT A CHANGE!
That sentiment is sweeping rne
whole country.
WE WANT A CHANGE!
The case for the Democrats Is sub
mitted as follows:
The Republican party has been
weighed in the balance and found
wanting, and there is no hope for pet
ter things by continued Republican
ascendency. The trusts are in the
saddle. They write the taxing laws
and they escape punishment for viola
tions of laws aimed at monopoles'
They grow up under the help OF Re
publican legislation; they thrive De
cause Republican Administrations
have been better friends of the trusts
tnan of the masses. There would mol
he a trust in America today but fol
Republican policies and Republican
failure to execute the law. The peo
nIe cannot be restored to the contro
of their government as long as tnF
trusts dictate nominations and dom
mate the, controlling forces OF the
government.
Foe of Monopoly.
THE Democratic party is the fos
of monopoly. 1t pledges itself to re
Teye the burdens of the masses I'm
nosed by the monopoly, and wltnou
obIigatjon TO any special interests
eonf,dently appeals to the people
intrust it vita the power necessary
right the wrongs that have grown VI
,rbe time has come when change u
me national administration is demand
cd The fortunes Of the few are over
e,roa,n white thousands have been Ur
able to get bread for their families
fhough able and willing TO worf
EauaI opportunity is all tnat IN
American citizen desires. he IS o'
MED that. He asks nothing more n
snould be satisfied with nothing less.
The TWO platforms are compared I
usralyel columns Following tais az
arsicies concerning the tarin, the qua.
anfy of bank deposits, M Bryan
speech OF acceptance. as also ~
Kernss. and the five set speeches
Nr. Bryan made thus far IN the can
paign- - a.
ON the back page Of the cover IS
cartoon Of John d. Rockefeller.