The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-20
Lowest House Of N
Congress in Session
In Washington
~ Which We Mean, the Lobbyists
Are There In Numbers-DepIor-
Ing National Disgrace
and Giving Advice to
. Subscriber.

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I'm They areth hired and paid
\ agents OF the sugar Ind leather trust
The a necessity does
the leather trust
Everybody sugar everybody shoes.
All trusts have their hired agents. mentioned
theirs hand number Payne
o recommends lower tariff employers deal
They everywhere
ne about the hotels with plenty of good cigars pockets of
neir vests and carrying big enough for
champagne with impatient congressman sight
The object of these Washington
aH in the instances where
tfheir wares
To defeat the enough congressman must be lined up
nese lobbyists started for Washington
LINE THEM UP
When congressman lined up conjecture HOW
= was DONE appropriation special
to watch congressman having killed in congress
so long as obbsts Washington long
men are seen in with these lobbyists President
to the secret service in his of last Dece
per can be carrying
soicitude for the rights of the people
principal law-making body.
The presence agents of these criminal corporations
IN Washington and the with which they go
grace citizenship
ct the country
As working for pay nothing to be said against
these lobbyists.
They representatives the capitalists the same as the
congressman are the representatives of the people.
The only difference u.s. the lobbyists do their
1t they don't do their work properly they home and
discharged and other put in places.
It doesn't the fellows the
capital represent THE PEOPI
faith with THEIR employers
Their bosses and keep sending
term regardless.
When lobbyist fired having the goods for
ms bosses the who takes his place
and conducts himself accordingly.
Congressman have any example before them
That is where capital has the upper people
gets the>beter hired represent Washington
The people, (the ones who paw high
~, in the
There is for congratulation mostly that
added duty tackled life
That coffee remains the free list something poor
man to be thankful io but have upon
would have been too much like tearing the mask
the potectionss have stationed every port entry
country.
THEY DIDN'T DARE PLACE DUTY UPON COFFEE
they HAD dared the duty would have been put
is doubtful those free in the would
notwithstanding what they
concessions when the bill reaches body
will be ugged around in days to fool
the folks at home and then be handed little
alteration, to be properly disposed of and laid
The Times subscriber who earns his ve-
hood by the of his brow.
He incloses letter which he congressman
asking him for he Payne
We would that subscriber congress
and tell him that he will be deceived by
the tariff
Tell him while effect of this is to give the
people the impression that this Republican congress
that of the least harmful of
point Of the pocketbooks of the people
Tell him that would be better good
lions of this would bust dealing
men feed upon rather than dealing material that thousands
Of men in this country work upon.
C. M. Schwab while in reduced tariff on
steel would mean a in wages for steel workers
Mr. Schwab undoubtedly knows what he talking about in
this instance
These dependent upon this their living
Whether steel less little
They don't buy steel.
They own railroads and they build no skyscrapers
Instead of reducing the tariff where will take the
mouths of workingmen in trade why didn't
nttee reduce where it would mouths of all
woqkingmen at less cost7
do something for people by way of
trust smashing, why doesn't it after the beef
And the bill is drafted the farmer so
much the the claimed WHY