Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-04
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Reiudlatcd by the people VI the
United States for sixieeI years--six-
teen wears which have seen this
country rlsc 10 ~ greatest prosper
ity--lhc Democratic party this year
IN famishcd Tor the spOils, greedy for
the power ~ patronage, obscssed by
uncomfortable coyotOusncs " the
pubic crib
TINS * the guiding motive Ia the
night being wagod IN the nation for
IN" election of Woodrow Wilson and
the fight being wnged In this state
fpr the election of ". -. FERGUSON.
II is the old, DID story Of the outs
who want 10 be ia: aud this time of
the outs whose desire 90 get IN II tho
more poignant and burning by reason
~ the long. long period which has
elapsed since they had taste Of
power.
The history Of the aitcr'pis Of the
Democratic party to come back"
during this long ana painful period
Of deprivation Ii interesting. to say
the least. with Bryan. demogoguc cx-
traordInary. with his cross Of gold
and his slSteen.to~One, his over
weening. hopeless ambition. aud his
strange hold upon the party Of which
he has for 30 Ions been the hoodoo;
Judge Alton d. Parker and the rene
lionary Interests behind him. cundI'
date with little record OF past per.
formance and only the same vague
aud silttering promises Of the future;
and now Woodrow Wilson. the pot
derous pedant, pvffed up with his
Swn oonceit, stultIfyins himself daily
before the people In the disastrous
and iudlerous attempt 10 play the role
Of man Of the people; prOmIaIna
= tIais slapdAy - Snd that tomorrow
nraddling the Tcactlonary platform
0f his party IN forty different ways
and demonstrating himself the prize
time server ana trimmer 81 the whole
gloomy Hist Of Democratic near pres
idents ~ he fIlrts with the Demo
cratic sink at corruption known a.
fame az Tammnny. boasts Of the
backing Of the System and the stock
gamblers OF Wall street. ana Strives
with suaye inSlnceFiiy the wounds OF
the foreign born citizens, the poor
and the workiasmen at whom he has
previously sneered from the lofty
vantage ground OF the ''aristocracS 4
the fewP'
This man comes before the people
on the samc old platform of tariff
for revenue only. the same old cry ~
tOo much prosperity. the same old
tale OF woe that the Republicans have
too long held a.. rcinB of power, the
saTne did plea that A. n time for "a
change" Tho Democrats offer the
same platform whose rotten planks
have time ana again let the country
through into wreck and ruin. hard
Times. lOw wages, Industrial depreE.
sion. and generally dcpiUrabie condl-
lions. The platform In painted n diff
fsreR, color. but II iaNas troarherOus
and menGclng TO the Gabnlrs'is wcifare
ns ever. The pemocHsilc maJoFlty in
the house VI represea tlveas Has al.
ready slseh ample to6g N abe
fact ahat tils part bsS aFned
soothing W ~ Ropes "a ~ a
ma hands 81 the psol ND e6kn d
cadets the nation Wh sle na,ns
ruinoua blfdens Nhlch ~ tDag,vrils
back tan years IN Inc samislslt pbioH
Of cisvsiahd.
As u the nation. 80 IN this stals;
tho Democrats are frankiy out f0Fih,
Sp0ilE; they fairly itch " offIcs and
prefeunsnt and thelr hpngerlnr
banker for The Job and lho atisspd
thereto IL but clunsaily eoncealee
under ihe cloak os '.fcfcrsn@ rhs
Z. t'jeb-Dins- " the DesnucgAtlc Offics
nre y a. auaeulnn 81 ffh hguAa.
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