The daily sentinel., 1913-05-29
THE DAHL Y SENTINEL
Mr.. M'MULLIN CONTINUES.

r ECAUSE lets selfish interest sway him fol
lowing certain policy he usually thinks that every other
guided solely by seshness what every policy that other
man follows
Mr. McAIu, the attorney the local sugar company and
leader of andat Republicans and high protecons continues
his series of masteru and able for the local morning
famous for its straddng attitude all local. and
Mr. McNuIln in his lengthy article this morning by direct
statement and by inference and by animated conversations the
tariff program President Wilson solely because
ed seeing certain applicant for the office appointment
industry in order to win this These and
charges by Mr. McNun bare faced in their aeness
stand on the tariff We simply ask Mr. McNuln any
else the files of The Sentinel for back and will be
that this paper has constantly advocated the Democratic ideas
of tariff reduction Coming down date the files will show
and emphacay at all times in editorial and columns for
the sweeping reductions of tariff duties and whose nom
nation advocated national politics outspoken
not dreamed of.
Mr. McNullns attempt to attribute stand to selfish
motive weak and ndeensble effort discount the opposition
here to high tariff We contend that The Sentinel has al
T' oS an oefn M e~ s "d juno
If wanted to deal in the personal side of things and
ter competition who vigant boosting this
city and section and who might reprint article from
another publication M eat IN in opening that competition
MeNuln has perfect right to defend % the high tariff
gram the best program for the interests of the people
Mr. McMuln has set hmselfupa the spokesman for the
interests and therefore he that his will
be challenged and his position attacked e; ~,
by the candidates on the Democratic ticket about free sugar
before election Louis Meyer who, with Mr. MeNluln,
Business Su a % O d ba his
Gle IN he Sentinel last night The paper for which Mr. MeNlu
ration who the closely las" yea
KNOWS that the tariff discussed freely the campaign
speech they made declared they would for taking the heavy
tariff off of They advocated the the same
effect that the taxing off of tariff duties was not discussed by the
Democratic candidates PRIOR to election to be credited either
to ignorance or to desire to mislead
Mr.MeNlulin in his statement today made the aughablc
declaration that the great sugar FOR SUGAR He
1T actual fact that the free sugar be-
cause it will crush institutions like the here He contends
FREE SUGAR ''''' (''' ''''
If that the case why the from Louisiana
those sl seeking to to DEfEST EXT E uNDERWooD b sugar
tariff provson Why the sugar interests spending tens
sugar tariff provson Why the lobbyists of the sugar
Florida struggled strenuousy and glad say vany
sugar tariff provision? Why the lobbyists of the eugar
and the beet interests working hand hand down Wash
out the country
Mr. McNtuln is simply employing the old shop argu-
The Sentinel the Underwood bill and the Wilson pro-
BECAUSE believe this bill and program if carried
theore DO NOT believe the putting effect this
lure will ruin the beet industry do believe will put
the Grand Junction factory of business.
Furthsrniorewe Do NOT BELIEVE the tariff local is,
sue. II it is local issue then it is no issue at all
The newspaper the that will contend for lowering of
a tariff 'UNIlESS THAT LOWERING AFFECTS U.s. has
wonderful conception of working for the good of the community
generally
Go OUT among the citizens generally especially the
the tariff question and will find overwhelming
favor of the Wilson tariff program. You will be
pred the large number of old Republicans who today
enthusiastically for the Wilson program
The Sentinel has make apologies offer
regrets norsh concerning position and convinced
that standing for the best of the community
Asa loyal Grand unctionc and consistent booster for
this willing compare records and with Mr..
McAIuin time.