The Alaska citizen., 1910-11-07

H.Hg what Is known a~ good mixer Governor Clark possesses he aeutr. of making himself pleas. .ut and. hy he usc of platiludiuous .u-e,~-iau- regarding he general good af The community. has skill nIs -id,tIaykoI the criticism 10
 .al ., has subjected himself
 His ability fv "miN" and hold his own i'll any kind of sauvivialiy has -.aaI him in good stead and he has
 ..an 1 tendency To work fl over .ta... even very Iarc a night
 trF rnj- Is The man whom it is suggested .hruld be given more power r Alaska. I. already has been demonstrated that his word i5 Of more .ynl uth ,ha President than that .f The people uf the country. voiced hraa-H hstr elected representative. auI 5u accordance with the bu rea..ra-i, scheme being matched by Pra-#eu Tafr anu -he Republican aduiui- ration. he is rov TO be made more autocrartc -han ever.
 Ru, there i- ne cause for surprise fu aIl this Ir was ro be expected, as r l, 4art and parcel of the policy -la uniformly hts been adopted toward Alaska by he Republican arusus-- ~alon The b1g corporations afe nos useful to he party in the matter af influence on election days and tn., muS- he Couciliared. and uo simpler aaH has offered in the pas rhrr ty letting them tatren at
 H~ expense ar Alaska ln the states .H. rru-r- operate under d certain amount Q. risk and under difficult lie. which Ho not exist in the far uarl county, and besides. and protests coming from Alaska can be 4Garears siicrraehed and squelch- , ad before they become q party mgnae. Alaska has accustomed the Republican party but very little -rarlle Oulv when fl has been nee a--,rs ro kill some pernicious'
 Lin .ha. vas calculated 'o do the Nana country some good has il , a,,a necessary 10 act. and if is
 a't fair To -ag of rhe C c. r. that
 has He,n consistent in this re. .ue.t
 Hv u- declaration at Denver the D Dmocra fc party indicated that in
 Alaska as elsewhere. if stands for
 democracy h u- conduct of Alas.
 san affairs ,he Republican party aa- drawn 10 itself all that is aristo
 ruiu and pIutocra'tc. and has
 EoRu rrar f fs the party of priv
 .aoS aAH private monopoly + cer
 a.ulv }ook- av if Maskans' oub hope H,- airh tbe Democratic party | .a. champion of equa1 rights and q opportunities 10 aIl
 n Tomorrow .he voice of the people .- III to heard ar the polls through : ru, fhe states m condemnation ot 5 rlr r,re of government which is c aeue forced ou the country by E Presiten Tar and that wing ot
 his part which favors such govern
 mama} action aS has placed th. ' ma-.e- ar the mercy of the priyileg $ "t classes. From one end of the " country to fhe other Democratic anC ] iusargcnt gains will be registered
 and President Taft will be rebukeC
 H no uncertain language II appear.
 to he almost certain al this time e hat rhe ueXf house will be controll '- ed by tue Democrats. Therefore i. F .t rime for Alaskans ~ho have th, - interests of their adopted countr,
 ar hear to he up and doing
 Tn. best way To help the coun l. .rl e,ade such a peonage as i: o suggested by President Taft is tC e give publicity 10 the almost unani y nous protest against it. If every man and woman who objects to tn, q zubver~ion of rhe principles enunci F arcd in 76 will write to the home < paper in the states or 10 repre- ~ sentative in Congress, insisting tha
 ,he Democratic platform in regard C 70 Alaska should be adopted, there will be little danger of the country 0 ever being saddled with such { " monsrrous government
 The Democratic party listens tC
 the voice of the whole people Make e yourself heard.