The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-01
DEMOCRATS ISSUE
BOOK ON CAMP PAIGN
First Literature, Attacking
Republican Party and Prin-
cisleS, Sent Out Today.

Decked. with a grass green paper
cover. the hrst campaign book OF the
Democratic Congressional Committee
for this season was issued today from
the headquarters Of the committee
here.
It covers 3S6 printed pages and con-
sists Of extracts from the Congressional
Record entirely, being made up OF the
speeches Of Democrats considered most
suitable for eTcGsins en-hu siaam for
the party among the voters.
It contains the following speeches by
the men named:
Republican Extravaganza" Repre-
sentative John J. Fitzgerald of New
York: Financial and Industrial Con-
ditions, the Presidents Message" by
Champ Clark. OF Missouri; "Tariff and
Trusts" by Representative William c.
Houston Of Tennessee; The Currency
Bill" by Representative James T. Lloyd
OF Missouri; The Recent Panic" by
Senator Robert /. Owen Of Oklahoma;
Republican Promises" by Representa-
tive Ollie NJ. James Of Kentucky;
Present Conditions" by Representa-
tive +. J. Garrett Of Tennessee Re
sponsibility Goes With Power" by Rep
resentatlve Courtney W. Hamlin; The
! Mckinley Tariff" by Representa-
tive John wesley Gaines Of Ten
nessee; The Romance OF OIL
and the Republican Party's Connec-
ton with It." by Representative Henry
I T. Rainey, OF Illinois; The Tariff a
Burden Upon the Farmer" by Repre-
sentative Joseph ]. Russell OF Missouri;
Necessary Tariff Legislation Ought
J Not to Be Postponed" by Representa-
tive Winfield S. Hammond Of Mime
sofa; .'The Presidents Message and the
/ Trusts" by Representative John C.
Floyd of Arkansas; Revision Of the
TarifT,'' by Representative Daniel W
Hamilton of Iowa; "The Tariff Is a Tax
Which Consumers Pay" by Representa-
tive William su sr OF New YORK; Free
Wood Pulp" by Representative William
P. Kimball, of Kentucky; "Tarif Re
form in the Interests of. the People, by
Representative Lincoln Dixon of lndi-
ana; The Tariff and Its Effects" by
] Representative G. n. Hitchcock, of Ne,
braska: Drifting Among the Rocks o.
/ Capitalization" by Senator Robert l.
Taylor Of Tennesses. Executive Usur
patton" by Representative Jack BeaI
of Texas: Federal UsUrpation of Power
/ by teh Republican Party by Minority
! Leader Williams; a speech by William
/ Jennings Bryan on Currency Reform,
| INCORPORATED in the Record by Mr.. Sui
ger of New York; Senator Cores speech
on the panic; the VreeIand Currency
/ Bill by Representative Carter Glas:
of Virginia: 1.-The Philippine Tariff" by
\ Representative Granger Of Rhode Is
lland; Territorial Conditions,- by Rep
resentative James T Lloyd OF Missouri
tyranny of the Speaker and the Pule.
/ COMMITTEES" by Representative Dorsey
! w. Shackleford of Missouri; Power o
/ the Speaker of the House." by Repre-
1 sentative T. D. Nichols of Pennsyl
/ vania; Republican Responsibility" b,
Minority Leader Williams ;"'WfyJ Is Re
/ sponsible?'' by Representative David a
] De Armond Of Missouri, and a section O
1 fifteen short speeches attacking th
| Republican administration generally.
The book was prepared by Cnairma
/ Lloyd, Sf the committee, and is intende
| as preliminary literature which win b
| followed up l&ter by the regular can
| y1aIgn book issued by the Democrat
! national committee. 1t viii be circu
lated in every district in the country.