The Delta independent., 1910-04-15


out hope of perpetuation.
you may say for me If you will:
that the state chairman stands for
Republicanism and not for insurgen-
cy. Lasting reforms have never been
effected by going over to Demo-
Gratis, who use these recruits as
tools and throw them away broken.
THE state central committee
stands for President Taft and his
official acts. For the last tariff re-
vision, without apology. Respect
fully asking those who condemn, to
first read it with an open mind.
"The central committee promises
policy of noninterference in local
affairs, except in the interest of har-
mony. and urge the principle of fair
dealing in their political adjustments
that are placed between neighbors
in their daily intercourse.
I'VE guarantee to all counties
alike equal opportunities to further
the interests of candidates whom
they have endorsed for nomination
before the state convention and pre-
diets scant courtesy to delegations
coming before this convention for
settlement of personal or neighbor-
hood quarrels.
Say to your readers for ME, that
the opportunity for the control of
the Republican party in Colorado is
in their own hands. That If they
do not take advantage of it their
reglect will be construed to mean
that they do not desire to. The stat
central committee is their only party
organization. and it consists of two
selected men from each county No
form of party government could be
more direct or simple. Ask them
to see to it that their committeeman
represent them. No man having the
character of these men would care
to or dare to betray his neighbors
1.-The Republican organization OF
party interests and loyalty in your
voters. This cannot be done through
degrading cartoons and derogartory
spiteful squibs directed against the
nations greatest men. They give
the impression to the young mind
that the high stations of life are
attained by accident and not through
merit. Such indignities are engen-
dered by the same malovelence that
reiterates through implication. that
a financial competence is not the
reward of industry and economy.
but the prize money OF a business
pirate.
Very soon public affairs will be
under the direction of these young
people and it Is simply the recog-
milton of a business principle that
they be put in proper training.
"I appreciate your help in getting
before the public the plain facts
bearing upon the important acts OF
the national legislature now in ses-
sion. The divergence between the
true status of legislation at Wash
ington and that credited to it by
the opposition press. for the sole
purpose of electing congressman
next fall, is so radically at variance
with the facts, that you alone can
clear the political atmosphere"
DIR. Hubert Works Speech.
Gentlemen:
| 81 thank you for the opportunity
to advise with you but confess to
embarrassment in appearing before
educated men trained to weave fine
phrases for the eulogy of a friend
or paint word pictures of an enemy
which deprive him OF the attributes
Of humanity, but / very much wish
concerning the work before US in
the coming political campaign. The
success of which is more dependent
upon your organization than any
otner agent can enlist.
"There has never been time in
history when the daily paper was
more thoroughly intrenched as an
essential in business than now, and
your weekly has made the rural res
ident the compeer of his urban
brother in discussion of affairs per-
tanning to his state and national gov
ernments.
"As a political party we must lay
before the people our principles and
promises. based on our performances
of the past. Submitting to them rea-
sons. patent and logical. why we
should again be given control of our
states government. This, gentle
men, is our first necessity. and your
periodicals our only avenue OF ap-
nrnach