The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-08
MORE HARD QUESTIONS FOR THE GANG

The sterling Troy News refreshing as breath from the
pine woods IN these days Of trucking politics and to land
some BODY blows the Republican machine These paraprans
are from its edition of the 4tfl inst:
It man subscribe the Republican state and national MAT
'oi nc IS Republican, Just as he years ago And the man
VINO stands on these declarations of principles Democrat
Inc News editor stood the Republican platform two wears m
and still demanding that it be out B, the platform
was repudaed The Republican leaders left the Republican na
ori circuit stood pat Who the boiler? Who is the Reprb
can we INSIST on Republican leaders keeping with the peo
PIE ana nave criticised the party liars Does make US Demo
eratf Has the Republican party Of Idaho reached the nont where
can no longer be trusted? Republican platform nled -
longer binding Has reached the point where principles have
ceased to be OF any consideration Is the sole object of those
who pretend to serve the people2 t looks like it
The News what the Republican state natforn cave
ne same gang that wrote this platform the one given the
people two years ago. and there expect that the
mas reformed these leaders were liars years ago and we
neVe ey are still ars They promised then as they promise now
70 serve the people and after election betrayed that trust The
news refuses to accept that kind Of Republican leadership
One thing certain Boss Brady was not nominated H. b ,
and therefore let him get his votes from gang that forced him
upon the Republicans Of this Let the Munsons and r
ana Harris and Hunts elect him. The people ought 10 feel f
east their ballots for some other man.
Young Hitchcock, who rafting around in The sb = NJ.
anna' as chairman Of the national Republican committee i now
s scored at by the odtme politicians asserted that h. m
case OF sweled head and has prevented the nam
y al that h
lae ms te between Chicago and New York and fins IL t
9 al the managing the campaign may need So offensive @ ~
econe that Mr. Taft has placed friend in the national I
= IN New York to report directly the candidate himself ~
Is an open secret that Mr. Taft intends to assume more IL
'rsonat supervision OF the campaign In fact Hichcboc :
$ IN the expenditure Of money spending large sums mon a.
rtahment OF newspapernen who do nothing in return ~ e.
lteneock thus building up personal machine He ba 49, cir
etraeked Vorys who Tafts personal manager and Fly Lo
oyer the regular chosen secretary Of the national comne III NV
ntly MIR. Hitchcock 5 in over his deptb EYE "a
writer IN the Oregonan opposes the bank ins,, Fec
cause It is working successfully Oklahoma ,at 4 ses
AXIS there are suendering their charters in order = ane
ttuuons 50 as to take advantage Of the law He claims upo
'due money srngency as the national bank notes viii
Wn from circulation In other words he admins H. pay
cess and viii save the depostors from loss Verv we'll c
easy matter to get substitute for the national bank
$ Mr. Bryans contention that the national eovernr,4
end the law to govern the national banks which ,1d 1
to their becoming state institutions What the f and
outey safe banks and they do whether bev m ton
ona institutions e y sold
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me extra burden upon each individual taxpayer would IL
HE n order to secure handsome and connections non
city building which would become landmark IN tl u
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