The Boise citizen., 1910-07-29
A New Order of Things in Politics

During remaining months of 1910 forty States will elect
new Governors legislative bodies being chosen the
selection of thirty United States Senator's Congressional
WILDE held three hundred and nineyegh Congressional Districts
Thus number Of offices be filled and this old country
quite extended campaign the coming fall Some Democrats
have assumed that the Democracy can win this year entirely and
alone the record of nefcency and corruption a1ed out by
Republican officials and while the disgust OF the people Widespread
and pronounced also that conditions rapidly changing
throughout the country and party offer something more than
the failure of the opposition warrant 1t must have
aggvey popular program of its and candidates who are
ahrmaively pledge of good government
The conditions throughout country today point esaby to
Dmocrac House of Representatives for the next Congress le
important factors have had to do with the creation OF TINS condo
ht betrayal of the people in the pledge OF the puDcan part
honest downward revision of the tariff second the opeV
high Of the necessities of life large to the pro
and privileges of the Republican administration third the control OF
legislative bodies through corruption direct or indirect and GPed
III What the country knows as 'Cannonlsm
1t matter of pride to Democrats, throughout the United
States to know that the great conesabe States OF the country
Where the Democracy is power, and IN particular l
those States where Democracy elected its candidates Tor Governor
TWO years ago. following years OF Republican rule tle sel
unanimous for their denomination And their re-eectlo Is P"
h0ly conceded
the contestabe States in which the Republican party IN
oniroI the
The most important of the debaabe States New York and
New Jersey the East Ohio and Indiana in the central group @
@ raka and Missouri beyond New YORK ne" IN Tta are
@ have Republican Governors Ohio Indiana and Nebraska "
IN the Democratic fold -
It's foregone conclusion that Governor udon Harmon WI
renomlnated by the Democracy of Ohio and SO
successful has been his administration that the progressive pep
q q ue Buckeye State of all parties look to his success " If
@ @N election by 100000 plurality Governor hag f te
The strong figures looming up in the Democracy candidate o m
Adency and his reelection the Governorshp IS cea -
l one OF the conspicuous figures OF the next Ndo no e
Convention The success of Governor Harmon in Omo mas @
duplicated by Governor Marshall in Indiana. he spienqu5
Su Democratic Governor of Indiana has administer e. W He ii
u mat great Common wealth along most progressive nue. @ and
ue to the Democracy and the State that has lines
% lame as administrator confined within inc D c
nlana Wherever of political prominence &C. 1 Mar
@ @gVement discussed the OF Harmon o o Stalen
@ @ OF Indiana figure in the discussion OoVeLo and
sefs administration in Nebraska marks most es
u era i'll the golden A-Sar Ben region ana in b most
a auShout the Western State, that gave to Denoe'So9
q son. sing the praises of Shallenberger +;,es nre-
i In practically all the States in which Democratic IS
wy On account of credabe administration and puD ~ en1v
@ Not in that partisan spirit in which men VII VIII ;dooent
q b their party leaders but the sincere ana has been ac
n men regardless of party afiiaon NO l Democratic
% sned in the way establishing confidence III ' has been
p It's Democratic Governors and State of[e State lines
recognized but those who look beyond u' hove the
aee e the Democratic administrations standing o"' "
se set by the dominant party of the Naton
NO Republican executive of any State in the o''o'