The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-10-26

ADMINISTRATOR.
This is the slogan of the Democracy
of Illinois In the campaign now being
conducted.
Election of a Democratic United
States senator, Democratic delega-
ton in the lower house of congress,
Democratic state officials, Demo-
cratic legislature and Democratic
county officials. These are its OBJ
iects.
The party enters the campaign uni
ted as It has not been in years, proud
of a record of public service unparai-
leled in recent American history
confident OF the result.
1t pledges itself to continue the
work that has been begun, to estao'
lish more securely the New free
DOM" to make its cause the cause
of all of the people.
1t asks the voters of Illinois TO sus-
tain the policies OF President wilson
to express their confidence in TINS
great leader. to show TO the world
that we are at one with him.
As Set Forth by President.
It asks them to forget partisanship
for patriotism to show as our presi-
dent has declared:
"This Is the time whe' America
expects every man to do his DUTY
without thought of profit or advantage
to himself. America Is greater than
any party. America cannot properly
be served by any man who measures
his advantage against her advantage.
The time has come for great things.
These are days big with destiny for
the United States, as for the other
nations of the world. A little wis
dom, a little courage, little self-tor'
getfuI devotion may, under God, turn
this destiny this way or that. Great
hearts, great natures will respond.
Even little men will rejoice TO be
stimulated and guided and set hero
lc example"
Thunders Queries to Enemies.
It asks OF its enemies:
would you undo the work OF the
past two years?
what measures that the Democrat
lc party has placed upon the statute
books would you repeal IL you came
into power?
80 you want to repeal the Under
wood tariff bill and substitute the
Payne.Aldrich Iaw2
"Do you want to repeal the new
currency law and turn your fiscal af-
fairs back to Wall street to manage
for you again.
"Do you think that the antitrust
legislation ought to be repealed and
the Illegal combinations again given a
/ free hand2
40 you want to do away with the
| income tax law that saves you a hun
/ dred millions a year in taxes7
100 you want to do away with the
direct election of United States SEN
ators by the people?
"Are you anxious TO repeal the par
eel post law and go back TO the ex'
press companies that robbed you for
years with excessive charges.
40 you indorse the action of those
Republican leaders who attacked
President Wilson for not seizine
Mexico City at the point of the bay
onet when they knew that by so do
ing he would have produced in the
western hemisphere what there is ir
the eastern hemisphere - hell or
earth?"
With the issues as they are there
can be no doubt OF the result.
But It Is made doubly sure by thu
nomination at a direct primary o
the most representative ticket tina
has been offered to the Democratic
party in Illinois for years.
That ticket is headed by Roger c
Sullivan, the leader who at the Balti
more convention. made it possible TO
Woodrow Wilson to become the car
|, didate of the Democratic party an
as the candidate OF that party tn
president Of the United States. H
has won his nomination in a fail
, open, statewide primary after a can
, paign in which he SO conducted hin
self that he left no scars anywhere
= no adequate reason for any DemoCra
to oppose him.
Two Good Men for Congress.
; with him have been nominated tw
candidates for representative-in-co
= gress-at-large w. Eliza Williams
: Pittsfield, who has fought in congress
( for the Wilson policies, and Thoma
: P. Sullivan of Chicago, an exponer
} of the same policies. The work {
Representative Williams as the al
3 of the president entities him to tn
support Of every Democrat In lllinoi
4 and his running mate is a man VIII
: gives promise of performing wor
equal to that of his future colleague
l The state outside of Cook count
furnishes the other candidates on tn
ticket-with the exception Of one c
+. the nominees for trustee Of the Tn
q versity Of Illinois. All of them-N
3 Cass Clifford, candidate for stat
I treasurer; Alexander w, Crawford
1 candidate for clerk of the suprem
h court; Robert C. Moore, candidate &c
1 superintendent Of public instruction
q Henry w. Huffman, Robert f. Can
!. and Robert r. Warfare men c
= | rrbor, oil narnooratc NAV hq DrOuQ,