The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-04-29
DEMOCRATIC FAILURES
SEEN BY SENATOR BRADY
SWEEPING REPuB-
LIcAN VICTORY IN 1et6-FREE
TRADE FOREIGN POLICY.

Senator Brady who arrived in Idaho
last week from Washington has given
Out the following newspaper inter-
view
The democrats are running the
government ON the same theories
through defeat after defeat" said SEN
ator Brady when they had chance
TO demonstrate their theories of gov
eminent they again made the same
made. | believe the democratic party
Is good party to keep out OF office.
that 1t may keep the check on the re-
publican party and prevent il becom-
ing overconfdent
THE Underwood tariff law Is show
ing its effect in the country today. In
the west we do not see much Of it, but
go back to the eastern centers of
population and especially tn" manu-
featuring centers, and there win be
the evidence that is not TO he contra
dlcted. / was in Chicago a week be-
fore the mayorality election and | was
there the day of the election. That
election was fought on the national
lines and look ut the result. The day
before election | saw a parade of 20
600 mach!nist9 through the business
section with dinner pals inverted 10
show that they We're empty, On the
sidewalks were thousands of people
who cheered the marchers, This cleo
ton result is a forecast of the election
next year
Hiding Behind the War.
THE democrats are now trying to
hide behind the war and blame erery-
thing on It, If the war had not come
when 1t did. the democrats would
probably be waiting an explanation of
why the government had to levy
special tax to run it's business. There
would have been a sale of bonds long
before this, but the European war Of
fered an excuse for a war tax and
we have 1t, The thing that brought
about the war tax was democratic in
competency In the tariff The repnb-
licans have never had a deficit in the
treasury, but | cannot remember a
democratic administration which did
not
Democrats are trying to uphold the
administration as a great success be-
cause President Wilson had not taken
the bit in his teeth end sent 100000
men and the navy to Europe to mix
up in a quarrel which never did con-
Germ the United States and in which
there was not a probability of us be-
coming involved. They are cheering
the administration because it has acted
right for once. The only time there
was a possibility of our becoming in
volved was when Mr.. Wilson attemp-
ted to force through congress the ship
purchase bill. If that bill had passed,
and informed German ships had been
purchased, and England had seized one
Of them, then the United States would
have been right in the middle Of the
war. The eople OF this country can
thank the republicans, who were in
the minority for keeping the admin
istration from plunging us into war
where we never have had any bust
ness
Mexican Fiasco.
1.-THE handling of the Mexican stu
alton, together with antics of some Of
those close to the throne in Washing
ton has become a joke. Not only is
the Mexican situation a good laughing
point in any minstrel show, but ii has
become so notorious that they are us.
ing ii In carabets in Europe to get
laugh. The people Of this country are
aroused over the situation, and If the
feeling of the people at this time
counts for anything, the republicans
should win easily. The tariff Is to be
the paramount issue in the coming
and the time the country
has had in the past two years with the
tariff should be enough of
democracy theories for at least cou-
pie of decades.
Business is getting better and will
to get better. The European
countries will need supplies hut best
Of all, the batting of corporations has
ceased to large degree and the rail-
roads and mills will begin to order
material within a short time"