The Denver star., 1915-01-23
TEARING OFF
THE MASK.
To Strike Any Republican Organization
Means to Strike and Hamper Whole Party.
Editorial Premature and Unnecessary.

In order to really know character Of ndvid
ua occasionally him with real seeming victory and
prosperity and he will show his true character along with
peculiarties either in silence by the braggadocio
The editorial of Statesman under the cap
of 'plums written for to appease an
enmity or spite against the Republican organization.
The considers this the reprehensble spirit that
has exhibited for shown and expressed
n article. 1t dared speak directly only in
crtcsm used and suggested nnuendoes
and the fragrant attempt built straw man OF the
imagination only destroy by welding of the papers
strong and powerful ~ influence.
Some organization is better than organization The
day of indiv,duasm gone Men get what they only
by getting together and demanding collectively.
The Colored Republican Club handled managed. and
brought victory Republicans last fall The author of
the editorial decrie then. he does all unified efforts
his influence making and secretly tried to
thwart their success
Now because Gov: Carlson Jackson, the pres
ent messenger discharged his duties
we'll remain on his ob-(the Job informed this
toria but failedl And because the
Republican Auditor failed discharge Father Bruce forth
with the newly elected Secretary of State
James Manuel his job. and since changes whatever
we're Immediately in the Office where the Caucasians
we're and because lady of color received the
matronsp independent of coored assistance from the
legislature finally because the legislative members
too busy mena positions then this editor
ro,e h;s now famous but attempted to be ironica ed
itorial on 'Plums
He criticised colored Republican Club of this city
and attempted befog raise dissentons among the
members doubts heretofore
listed finally destroy the only real Republican oganiza
ton among the Negroes.
What does this all and indicate? Surely this
kind of disturbance and does work for the
prosperity in soldfyng the Republican party
especially days had elapsed naug
uration the Republican party had chance
good
The excellent and encouraging words which had just
fallen from Casons lips had scarcely gotten
when this paper supposed Republican faith severely
cised party fair hopes, aims and bright future de-
pend largely upon Governor and his advisors Why
sail the coored republican Club any other club which
contributed of the party2 Suppose the club
failed which soemny and positively declare it has
not, what them Would the editorial writer be exuan in
in Ree and JOY the Negroes deeat3
A defeat the club defeat the Negroes in
this and widespread encouragement organizing
soiidfying and perfectng political organizations The
future among the Negro.
So happy the editor, because Of the apparent nd
cations of defeat, that he writing it, the
Isle of Patmos Doubtless he things but of al
prophetic Republican vision and spirit.
The Star takes issue strongly with the truthful
ness of this statement and calls for proof.
MANY wondering the OF this action in
our being favored with only position To others it
seems puzzle all will accept the fact that where
there of any organization
individual the results must necessarily be meagre Wei
venture opinion that of the chief
our not obtaining positions is due the fact
ing in the minority of representation in Denver county
against outside counties which Of their
support ticket had the choice of positions
material help the Republican brought