The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-08-29

A Statement

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To Voter. of the Fourth District.
Gentlemen We have Republican party Louisiana
have line of cleavage n Democratic party. q
Judge John represents point of view: Champ
Clark its best type Charlie Murphy of
rous; Belmont men, for their
candidate, Judge Watkins during Baltimore
Convention
Bryan and Wilson are ahead of the times:
some men believe that Bryan and Wilson
amplars rather political leaders
Machine politics has brought about this strange
Character and principle above all needed among
the Nations laws.
but the striving to write in statute books Gods rules of
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All those studied Randolph Tuckerof vir-
believe that this idea
Democracy and lawyers test-ube.
cannot understand the opponent
not explain them
He has corporation issue watered stock
To keep the only District solely controlled Congress
delegate from voting upon the question taxing
He has eighteen dollars
salary OF the private soldier and add years
To force the Government
II cents per pound more than the Government making
He has voted the pepper poor; the
drinks the ansepc medical bases
and to lower it on alcoholic compounds 4
He has moved to side limiting labor
He has voted to permit the Philippine Government chiefly
appontee dispose of large tracts land Philippines
Trading points, put few thousand
dollars into the New Orleans Mint Republican
He permits his draw fifteen hundred
secretary although the law directs salary Of twelve hundred
dollars addition
mace no report except on the coocam ad and member
of Congress
He has voted for bill Congressman
OF civil service men, and has attempted civil service
) back on the spoi system.
Judge spee Bryan probably and
other Judges had knsmen
Watkins voted to let knsmen reappned although
forbade it,
He against proper -beang SEALS
He voted let prosecutor charge by that
lodged erpae poisonous match
and segregae whites and blacks in soldiers homes
He voted against pnetentary for carrying
and for minimum fine of dollar in negodden
> of Washington.
He voted for parcels
z and express companies.
And for bill give already built; nothing help
Republican put their
> on Rules Committee.
He spoke and voted the bill publicity primary
pene contributions during Congress
When the Republicans needed him the Congress-
: for protection
Democratic vote except at the hest Of DEM
. Caucus.
If become Congressman the
political which against corporate greed
: municipal affairs will influence Congress-
shall labor reduce tariff
do real of the being
ocratic councils.
No Edward Hines shall receive letters o praise from
g following his spokeman's
banner Watkins has followed Flood slipped
: the Baltimore Convention.
Strange seems Judge Watkins has openly attacked me only
charges something
8 for the negro
the negro just
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His only brother Lynn Watkins himself candidate
bring religious belief persuade
his regonis that their
they
2 grandeur o
Do them
y calumniate you.'
And again, "And salute your brothers only you
o than others? do not also the heathens this?"
And again, "Judge that you not judged"
It is than strange that who is able qualify
sticks Tom Watson and John Watkins
rank permit filling registration
who follows Thomas ndgnaes
Edward exploit
papers of faith Watkins exploit
As Democrat of North Louisiana depores
only dividing North and South giving
State affairs into the hands of co-regon
lean much toward protection fellow Democrats
9 this time, and make appeal prejudice passion
Vote because vision than opponents
strength and the full of promise;
heard the of
of mine
has reached towards and yours And fighting
stand with Wilson stood Baltimore for Wilson, with much
conviction defeat
: will give my mite toward the triumph of true principle
= II you can, help me! FRANK J.. LOONEY.
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