The Glenwood post., 1914-10-10
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1spsSaissa ee.ailats fss ssvseass,
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"Ths psspas Of Csssssls are tAi.kisg
ssrisasly. Thsy viii 80. make ap
tAsiR ninAs vA.t Psssy h bsst able to
'ssoaia ear lsst ssvsfsisnty aad pre-
sssvs this sovssissty once it is regained
-vAAs party 10 best able to maintain
1ssss ssd bring prosperity to Colorado.
In Ne coming election We must be pa
triots and not partisans. Trenendous
issaes, bigger than ordinary party poll
tiss are at stake. The yellow tents Of
United States soldiers in the north aud
south of our state are visible evidence
Of Colorsdo's shame. Tonight we are
. people with = borrowed governneh..
CoIssado 10 in the hands of . federal
receiver. Her good name is sullied, her
credit impaired and our people are
groaning under an almost overwhelming
weight of war and other taxes. 1 can
not believe that with the less of Gov
ereignty, we lost our desire to regain
it. i refuse to believe that we viii
sAait to the world much longer that
We are incapable Of self government. 1
refuse to believe that We will - ightly
give up what our forefathers strove 70
hasa to gain. Il refuse to believe that
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0Dvusuasat = H. dsstfuetisa6ses Who
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''For six year, = grsap Of me. with
common governmesAal views, have con-
tRolled Colorado. This control hes been
absolute. These men have been the
secretaries of stste, state auditors and
treasurer. They have been the labor
commissioners, the mine inspectors and
in every appointive Office. The district
judges, prosecuting attorneys and sher-
iffs were mostly of their party. The
legislature has been overwhelmingly
Of their political faith. They have
named the head officers of the state
militia. They were in the governor s
chair. During these same years John
Lawson, head of the United Mine Work
ers, was a member of the state execu-
tive. committee of their party and al
ways high in the party's councils. Hor'
see Hawkins, the attorney for the
United Mine Workers, was the ex-law
partner Of Mr.. Patterson and still is
his close friend. Those in control Of
The state government were the close
personal and political friends of those
in control of the United Mine Workers.
These in control of the United Nine
Workers were the close personal and
Political friends Of those in control Of
tAe gevernnent.
"with the privilege Of absolute con
troll, there should be . willingness to
assa.s co.plete responsibility, bat
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this sroap Of nen, in control Of cur
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