The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1912-03-28

"
FablleAa party aaa hAss slbee been
rtrY rensfaily condemned BY Rrpub
lesus throughout TIE cnantfr TIE
rcaasr en- also Keep in risN ques-
tloat & and loln'ly
The passage a. the woei izFlif
bln ~ she Senate il q great tie.
tori foF the insurgents, and especial
+ ~ fof senAiuF La Foiietfe
/ The INSURGENTS o. progreFslres are
on the right track. not always
flsht. But FAR SAFER for the
rsnk aud file al the people 20 fol
los The blli il not perfect hut II
IL the most lmror,st step Ia tafifi
Z matters since the civil Aar hSue
nor aud RetoFmef, jnly Is. 1871
The senate should promptly take
W the steel hiil and pass i, either
I n its present form. or sment q IS
may be agreed upon Evening
Banner jan ~. 1914
Here ~ sample Of Editor
Howe's srrsignmeni OF the Repuhli'
can party, Now. for fifty years
the Republican party has been most
ly In power and stands to-day about
as the Democratic party did In the
days OF Franklin Pierce
Government by lawsuit and inJune-
ilon ia a farce, or at best bat TEN
porising with the devil. The powers
~ privilege have usurped the func-
lions Of government. So Banner and
acformer. Jan. -, 1912
with promising probability OF
Democratic success In the preslden-
tial election. Vermont Democrats
are taking a greater Interest than
usual In the selection OF the party
candidate. banner and Reformer,
Feb "a, 1912.
Every two years the Republican
party with q great florlsh OF trump
cts, parades, an altogether charm /
ing and delightful platform and
then spends all It's effort--not 10
put the platform into effect-but 10 1
elect few candidates who may or
may not stand by the platform. "--
Banner and Beformer. Dec 6, 1911.
80 40. | never introduced .
Socialist soap-box orator and endor- |
sed his views and have never com
mended the Socialist platform in the |
columns OF my newspaper.
10 regard TO the first part OF this
answer the Journal will merely say
that many citizens OF Remington
have told us that they are quite
willing 10 make affldayits 10 the
fact that they we're present when
Mr.. Howe did so introduce So
cialist "soap-box orator" this term
is not intended as slur. but is
commonly used by Socialists them
solves) on the streets of that vii
lage.
The address OF Mr.. W. II. Kill |
lingbeck on the corner Monday ey-
ening In which he reviewed the ten
cts OF modern Socialism was well
OF present day conditions While
We may honestly disagree with some
Of the methods by which results
are sought by the Socialists. THERE
ARE FEW WHO CAN C0NSCIEN- |
TI0USLY SAY THAT THE FINAL
RESULTS AIMED AT ARE NOT
RIGHT" Banner and Reformer.
June 80, 1910.
There is many voter In Yer
mont who. after reading the plat
form adopted by the Socialists State
committee and published in last
weeks issue Of the Banner. will be
forced to admit that he wouldn't |
nave TO travel long distance to
get inside OF the party. banner |
and Reformer. July 6. 1910.
The beginning OF the Socialist |
administration In Schenectady In
dicates that the best elements OF |
socialism are In no wise different |
from the best elements of Republi- |
'anism or the best elements OF Dem
ocracy. The aims and objects set |
9orth by Mayor Lunn are the AIMS |
AND OBJECTS OF GOOD CITIZEN
SHIP EVERY WHERE. ii
Socialism Is strong and growing |
stronger. mainly, not because 1t |
presents new ideas, but because of |
the failure OF the older parties to
do their duty by the rank and file
OF the people. Socialism In |
its best sense merely represents |
another attempt OF organized citizen
ship 10 throw Off the entanglements
and contaminations which have in |
many cases. and especially In munich |
pal affairs. attached themselves to
the older organizations. Banner |
aud Reformer. Jan. II. 1912.
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