Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-29
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 CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Congressman Henry D. Clayton, of Alabama, who was the permanent chairman of -Ae Denver convention. was one of numer- ous visitirs at democratic headquar- ters today. Mir. Clayton is just back from a speaking tour in Michigan, and left tonight for Kansas to fill a number of engagements. Before leaving Chicago he paid his respects to those republicans who are endeayor~ ing to coerce the workingmen of this country to vote for the republican aa- tional ticket Mir. Clayton said:
 It Is evident that the republicans base their hopes if success upon their old tricks of coercion and corruption. The morning papers tell us that the movement of coercing employees into voting for Mir. Taft has already be- gun in Chicago. Several prominent republicans are quoted. The employees are given to understand that they must vote for Taft. The business community is threatened with dire dis aster in the event of Mir. Bryan's cleo don. Of course such predicted disas- ter will not occur on account of Mir. Bryan's election. It is too late now for the republicans to try to frighten the country into believing MT. Bryan is a dangerous man. He and his party can be trusted. All the busi- ness men heretofore at any time affil- lated with the democratic party know that they can trust a democratic ad- minisuation and that one will be for the best interests of the whole coun. try. The different problems win be easier and more quickly settled by the election of the democratic ticket. Be sides that the country is tired of autocracy at Washington and fits o1 frenzy in the White House at Wash ington. The country does not want a @Me Too for president. An echo can not be elected prsident of the United States. Besides, it would be well for the country to have the old time remedy of a congressional inyes tigation of executive departments at Washington instead of this new. fangled republican plan of an execu, tive departmnt investigation Of the corruption in an executive depart nent. We saw what a small execu, tive investigation revealed, in the mat ter of purchase of supplies in the Post Office Department. May be there would be more wrong doing to attract the attention of the country than the ink that was turned into the sewers 1t Washington. The country wants a :hange. Let us have the doors opened md throw up the windows and let iI he sunshine and fresh air. Let US iaye a house-cleaning at Washington
 Speaking of the Michigan situation the congressman said:
 I think the democrats will surely elect a governor in Michigan this year The republican governor, Gov ernor Warner, is very unpopular. His administration has been a failure. The recent loss to the state through the dedication of prominent republican official is being keenly felt by the re publican party in this campaign. II seems that tn breach between the Fe publican factions in that state has not been healed by the withdrawal of Dr. Bradley last Saturday from his contest of Governor Warmers nomina ton Thousands of republicans will vote for the democratic nominee, MT Hemans.
 Everywhere went in the state found a strong feeling for him The democrats in my opinion will also gain several congressman in Michi gan.
 Now, as to the prospect of tht election of MT. Bryan, it is very 'brigh indeed The democrats are united everywhere and the republicans have by no mean cured their various dis sensions in different parts of th' Union. The democrats are certainl.