Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-09-15
THRIFT Through Burglar.

LOUIS GieberDemocrat, waits to see
what tho Republican party Will do.
ana tnen opposes 1t. The American
peopie dislike party OF negafion.
iNis is ike committing burglary by
stealth and then abusing the occu-
pant OF the house for cowardice and
STUPIDITY, the Republic replies There
nAs not Deem year since Mckinley's
nrst election IN which the Republican
party mas not lived and thriyen BY
stealing from the Democratic party.
80 far Is the Democratic party from
Dehg party OF negation ohat y has
set tne pace Ior the HepuDilcans ever
since 1882.
Win bold initiative the Demo
cratic party mas drawn It's lines Of bat
tle ana forced the Republican party
one after one to retreat from Its po.
etlons. The Republican party has
waited 70 see what policies the Demo-
cratic party would make irresisdbly
popular and then has stolen them to
save ITSELF.
Inc votes from the election OF 1896
were hardly counted before the Re-
puDlicans saw the fatal folly OF long
Fer resisting the Democratic policy Of
RECOMMENDATION between the sections.
mckinley was the hrst great Repub-
lican reconciler Roosevelt and TAFT
nave faithfully followed In his foot
steps.
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Mr.: Taft and the Insurgents.
The seemingly authentic news that
President Taft Intends to defend che
Payne Aldrich tariff bill on his way
through the middle West and to re-
Duke the senators and representatives
who opposed the outrageous scheme Of
robbery engineered by the bosses OF
his party Is welcome news to Demo
crafts. The insurgent Republicans Of
Indiana. Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota and
Wisconsin have no reason to be cast
down by the announcement.
The special session did not settle
the tariff. That issue i Is thrown
more conapdcuously into the arena OF
political contest by the Republican
party's faithless reputation of tho
promises on which It won last years
elections. People who want honest
tariff taxation, as q vast majority of
the American people undoubtedly do.
VIII be thankful for tho Presidents
aid In keeping the matter under dis
cussion.
It will not be easy for the President
% defend the new tariff. It Is far
from being the tariff he wanted. It
Is the product Of revision the op-
posite OF what no promised last year
IN the name OF the Republican party.
He has admitted that It ia not what
the people expected. 1t IL not pos
sihle to see how Mr.. Taft can find
enough good in tho now law. unless
from his point Of view, to persuade
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