The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-03

less than ESQ addresses. Tons OF cam
paign literature have been sent out
from the Detroit headquarters to
voters all over the state
Frank T.. Doremus. Democratic
candidate for congress In the First
district, addressed a large audience,
including many Republican voters, In
the International Athletic club, Trum-
bullaye and Ash-st, Tuesday night.
Continuing his attack on Congress.
man DENLY and the Payne Aldrich
tarin. he said In part Mr. DENLY il
still talking about the panic OF nearly
twenty years ago. What this has 20
do with his record in congress is not
very plain Does he hope to frighten
tho people into forgetting his loyalty
TO Cannon, Aldrich and Ballinger?
The hard times from 1898 10 1897
were not caused by the tariff law OF
1894 MIR. DENLY hies in the face OF
history. The truth IL that the panic
OF 1888 was on It's way under the pre-
ceding Republican administration OF
BENJAMIN Harrison This Is cold
fact OF history. The hard times came
year before the tarin law OF 1894
was passed The tariff followed the
panic. the panic did not follow the
tariff II Mr.. DENLY wants to get
right down 20 date. let him explain
why thousands OF working men are
now being laid or right here I'm DE
troit. | charge that the standpatters.
by the enactment OF the Payne Aid.
rich tariff. delivered the American
people, bound hand and foot TO the
special interests; that the new tarin
was written by the friends of special
privilege: that IL has added millions
TO the cost OF living, and millions TO
the swollen fortunes OF the trusts.
And Mr. DENLY cannot meet these
pressing public questions by going
back TO panic that started under "A
Republican administration.
From absolutely reliable informa-
ton that IL coming IN right along from
every section OF the state. We know
that Mr.. Knox. OF the Republican state
central committee. Is simply talking
through his hat when he says that o..
born Will carry the state by $4,000
majority" said Chairman Edward
Shields. OF the Democratic state cen
trail comNttee. Wednesday morning.
The same thing goes for his state
ment that there will not be more than
I'VE Democratic legislators In the next
house feel safe In saying that there
will be not less than 20. and | hon
estly believe the number Will be
nearer 40 when we come To count
noses As TO Mr. Hemans, | think he
will be elected without doubt and
the state ticket Is running close be
hind him can see nothing but 9ic-
tory ahead
There was no lack OF enthusiasm
AT the meeting OF the Wayne County
Republican club In the auditorium OF
the Griswold House, Tuesday night.
About go Republican workers were
present and all expressed their will
ingness To get out and hustle for the
success OF the ticket generally OH
election day Congressman DENLY was
heartily welcomed In "A brief speech
he called attention TO the fact that
his opponent MIR. Doremus, has
dropped the stocking argument and
is now talking about higher prices
OF food products. I'm this con.
nection he declared that prices In
Windsor on certain foodstuffs men
toned by Doremus are higher than
on this side. Proctor Owens came
late and talked for about half an hour.
The Democrats are hoping that
George T.. Codd keeps pounding away
OH Iawton T. HCmans' expense &C
count As secretary OF the Gov. Mason
statue commission, for Il Is making
Votes rapidly for the Democratic can,
dldpto. thoy say. They point ont
that Codd could not have procured the
Information NJ to the amount OF We
mans expenses without discovering
also that these expenses Included such
Items an the casket. the cost OF trans
porting the remains OF Gov. Mason
nom New York. etc. while ,Hemans
potsunal expenses were very small
fadd however, overlooked all these
laialls and simply made the balu
statement that llemans' account was
istfat than that submitted by any
,,,bs, member 1T the commission. he
nsfsitnSss NJ THE attack has opened