The Detroit times., 1910-10-08

Whom now expects 10 De piaceq IN
| power upon the same platform or es-
sentially self-condemnation.
But they say, Mr.. Osborn 10 by he
redity. temperament and environment
a general house cleaning II he Is elect
ed governor OF this state. He In not
specific as TO methods, but from the
outline OF reform he has deisned to
vention yesterday, IL In settled that he
Will not use vacuum cleaner. We
have seen the result OF an attempt 20
tarifr. and not BY friends OF re-
vision. Mr.. Osborn now suggests that
we undertake a similar experiment 81
allowing one wn9 mn nrs.s sas ADMIN pssh
istration and OF every Republican ad-
ministration since John T. Rich. TO I'M
dsrtake the house, cleaning ming Job Job, We
cleaned by a friend OF souse cleaning,
and not by a man who today Is part
OF Mr.: Warmers NAL administration and
one thing we Democrats can never
the house cleaner when his Repubii-
turns OF the Upper Peninsula until Il
was seen how many votes were needed
10 overcome that honest majority OF
1900 which our candidate fairly won
In the lower peninsula, and then send
them In along with congratulatory
letter from himself. as much as TO say,
See. saved your potatoes from the
cleaner when he Invited Mr.. Warner
20 rest from his iabors at osborns
Was Mr. Osborn born , 80 interested mt IN
contribute $3.50 10 Mr. Warmers cam
paign? Was Mr.. Osborn SO interested
In ouse.eleaning that he accepted the
man he now has seen Mt TO revile?
Mr.. Osborn has stated in public ad-
dress that everything Gov. Warner
so, what the voters OF the State of
Michigan want TO know Is: In the
name OF heaven. Osborn, what brand
OF disinfectant have you used all this
Mr. Osborn now says the expenses
OF the state have grown beyond all
reasonable bounds. what has he done
pointed out ty our candidate two
years ago? believe the voters OF this
state will conclude that man who
lent his efforts 10 the prevention OF re-
man TO effect them now with this
great consideration OF party harmony
still urpermost In his mind. IL party
contribute $3.50 to Mr. Warmers cam
paign and then knife him behind the
back as he says. and later Introduce
fulsome praise and endorsement: II his
belief In party harmony ~ so strong
that he thought II necessary TO con-
graduate the return OF the man TO
power who he now says Is responsible
for more misrule In the state or Micht-
gan than has ever before been known
In Its history, how are we to believe
that In the interests OF this same party
harmony he will turn out the men
with whom lie has worked, whose rule
he has made possible. and who are
bone and sinew OF the party In which
harmony seems so necessary to sue
cess?
There is one challenge which we
throw down to the Republican party OF
TO publish before election. a list OF the
campaign contributions We received
and their source. We did II. The Re-
publican party promised to DO the
vertion today. or any man who was In
the Republican convention yesterday.
TO tell nae from any published state
ment. who the real financial hackers In
the last Republican campaign were
We again intend TO make our promise
good, and at the very outset or this
Republican friends. II they are willing
TO do as much
We want to know. when Mr.. Osborn
refers TO the interests" In the Upper
Peninsula. what Interests" are meant
We want TO know how far those in
tial contributions. II. the Republicans
the same as Mr.. Osborn's. let the peo-
pie know into which campaign fund
the checks OF the mining corporations
shall be found. See what their inter
probation is, We want to know from
every Republican congressional candt-
date In this state. how much he re-
ceives from the Republican national
committee and from what source that
fund Is derived
Never before In the history OF this
country has the dominant party who
passed a tariff law been willing TO ad-
nit inside of ak mnntha after IL took
effect. that II was wrong and needed
to be changed The candidates for
congress on the Republican ticket In
this state who are seeking reelection
at the hands OF their constituents.
voted to man for this bin which their
own consciences must have condemned.
and whom the wrath OF the people at
large will soon consign TO oblivion.
Let us call the roll OF the Michigan
delegation every day from now until
election. that the people may not for
get where their chosen representatives
stood when their interests were at
stake. The bill had emerged from the
dark recesses OF the committee room
KID by Cannon and Aldrich; The
debate had closed. Some one had the
enrontery to demand the yeas and
nays Listen to the question before
bill. conceived in iniquity. born of mo-
nopolistic greed and nurtured by pam
pered interests, become the law OF the
iandY d.,s What is y9sr .n answer Mehi-
Denby-Yes
Diekema--Yes
Fordney-Yes.
Gardner-Yes
Hamilton--Yes.
Loud--Yes.
McLaughlin-Yes
McMorran-Yes.
Sam Smith-Yes.
Young-Yes.
Senator Burrows-Yes
Senator Smith-Yes
Townsend--certalnly not you, the
chameleon insurgent--not you, Roose-
velts friend-What Is your answer?
With apologize voice he stammers, I'm
the interest OF party harmony | vote
YES. Oh. harmony. sweet harmony.
what crimes are committed In thy
of popular fury which beat upon the
shores OF Maine three weeks ago shall
not be felt in Michigan?
] bring TO this convention the GER
tain assurance that Frank f. Dore-
mus OF Detroit. backed by an aroused
and an awakened constituency, backed
by honest manufacturers by merch-
ants and wholesalers and toilers and
consumers. will represent that district
In the next session OF congress whose
duty IL Will be to revise the tariff
downward: to have the knife welded
not by friends OF the tariff. but by
friends OF revision. And we know that
he will have as his companions from
Michigan, Cummins and Sweet and all
the rest.
The Republican congressman say
the duty on steel was necessary Mr..
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