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! vet a. Chairman OF the eonventto1
! woaid have naeznt z truly progressive
honest platform ard honest nominees
| iass keaDg Dszced IL control OF things
/ world have nosant step in advance
for New York State, Yet the Journal
safsa1s with gee when he fs turned
down and attacks him with every YEA,
pom OF insult. sarcasm, and ia vectine
at fts command, He fg a DANGEROUS
man bseanse he talks On eyerythins
and trtes TO dictate everything He Ia
an insfncers man because he doesn',
talk 90 gome political subjects bal
maintains a sensible silence while un
familiar With conditions. Because hs
takes stand for progress and reform
10 the primary fight in New York f1fs
defeat Is greeted with cheers by the
leading representative Of the democrat
> &c Dress OF this gect!on.
, Thus do democratic ideals and Dur
= Do9sss unfold their suiaIlnegs their in
: sincerity then appitities furnishing fo
tne plurns OF Office. 1t is made plair
for him who rung TO read tina
a democracy wants the persimmoni
and when reform standg in the way i
may go hang. give us the bacon
cries the chorus led by the Journa
: With all the lesser hungry ones join
Ing In at the top Of their voices.
= Yet IN spite OF democratic howlin;
R"oseve]t continues to tower over all
= ne In attacked by democracy becaus,
= his great hold upon the American peo
pie, bis vigorous, stirring honesty an.
power are recognized az a great asge
? OF the republican party. His recors
is something to invoke in politica
campaigns. His support IL worth thou
sands OF votes at critical time. Ye
the fact that he Is honest public gpir
tied, ready TO help in the cause of re
form, these things weigh not a part
Gle with democracy. He 10 attacke.
even more bitterly than others VIII,
have not his standing among republi
cans, because his record fs of a great
er weight against democracy.
= With all his whims, foibles, enthu
siasms and eccentricities during tn,
past eight years he has been the great
est force we have had for arousing tn,
American people to sense of publ
honesty and public morality. Through
him we have demanded stricter adiler
ence to ethics among our office hold
ers. No reform has been begun II
any state but what his name has beef
invoked and many hard fought battl,
for the right has been helped by Roose
: Vets example. Democracy, in BELT
ting Roosevelt when he courageousl!
attempted to advance reform, show
ed its colors clearly and Enthusiastically
; Office and not honesty 10 its watch
word. Patronage and not progress II
the handspring of it's actions. VIVA
democracy is proving that 1t wants II
not REFORM but SALARIES.
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