The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-10-15
Carl oni>r,s


The yellow tents of the United States
soldiers in the north and south of our
state are yisable evidences of Colo
RADIOS shame.
Tonight We are :. people with a Dor
rowcd government, Colorado is in the
hands Of 2 Federal receiver.
! cannot believe that with the loss
Of state sovereignty we lost our desire
to regain it. I refuse 10 believe that
we will admit to the world much lon
ger that We are incapable of self
government
I refuse to believe that We will so
lightly give up what our forefathcrs
atroye 20 hard to gain; that manhood
wnwanhood and patriotism in Colo
rado is dead.
For six years 4 group of men have
controlled Colorado. OF this group of
men in control OF our state govern
mcnt there has been one dominating
mind That mans contro! resulted in
tCuiiar. Delagua. Chandler and Lud-
low. II | were in that mans place
and this vas the result of six years OF
my best efforts growing crowning
work of my life-I would not want to
do still more. Instead would iruplurc
Almighty God to forgive NE for SO lily
using the talents which he entrusted
unto me.
For seven years Democracy openly
encouraged everything their platform
endorses today Do they hope to de-
strGy human memory with the thunder
of a prediction pledge?
The Democratic platform and the
man who pcnncd it processes great
administration for the President bu.
what must the President think of the
Democratic officials of Colorado?
| thiri: We should send our thanks
to the President of the United Statcs
for sending his troops to aid cur Dem
ocratic officials and when Republican,
ism is successful request him TO take
back his splendid boys
/: the rights Of labor and rHp'tal
or laws then recourse must be hoh to
constitutional amendment or the cnrc.
mcnt of suitable statutes.
Parties to any disputes Offering arm
ed resistance to officers of the Law
must be met by the combined and un-
iticd action OF the entire executive
arm of the state
Whenever the investment of capita
is increased the opportunity of labor
is likewise increased Labor can
lcast afford to deny capita, the ful-
| lest protection Of its property rights.
Capital can least afford to prevent the
| enforcement! Of every right Of labor.
Labor and capital say unto y0u
/ both. as yonr past DESPAIR came from
the clenched fist. your future oppor:un-
ity must com" from the claspcd hand.
I understand the principles Of IN
/ ionigm, rot the unionism OF Lawson.
/ Hickey and Doyle but that of tho foun-
Qar% and those men who believe as
| they did that man could be union
IaTn and also patriot
4 Some day an awakened unionism
viii cast from its ranks and separate
, from i'S payroll tho JUdases who for
their pieces o; silver botray their trust
and. bring the cause into disrcputc.
I shall vote for a dry Colorado. This
has been my conscientious conviction
for many years. Ii the state is voted
dew ! D'edgo tho people l viii keep the
state dry. if tho state is not voted
dry ! n,edro .ho peoplc that I will en-
force The laws as they are.
Enit net work Of the finest roads
IN the world into every corner of the
state snow ~" Uncqualcd resources
to the travei.ng public and the visitor
viii become resident, build a home
and invest money here
Tho unshiUed man soon becomes
nc of the great army Of tlo uann-
D'ovnd
. me Shairuth Democratic admins
, tration ran behind its income saiG.,
-''S each year.
a. Sin wonths ago when orr troops
D, |w,-r IN armed conflict with ~ertpn
.nrwHe"s Of United Mine Workers O.
'~"~ic" the man who Is tho loader o
tive Colorado ProgrcFsivns wa an A.
tora tor the United 1Ifna Workers
r 0i ~ erica and man Of tar@n il,
1r na" in its councils This man nhc
, If rnr candidate for Governor Hrp
silent whcn a word from hin woul,
have %.r' order
Tie Republicans gave % the Trasi
dent their solid support in the Nalioar
ritrai.1 When certain Of IL, Domo
"..-s ,..,r,oG him and they -re, r.
Governor hmmons their SOLID sapnor