Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-08-25

tubNeS KNOW > wei cLDNts1 Nudl the J
blanket law giving all women the vote.
without regard TO race. color, or sex, I,
is unconstitutional and impracticabie.
He knows 1t would be an invasion of
the inherent and withheld rights of the
States He knows a majority OF the
States would never accept it. for
obvious reasons. and he Is talking
through his whiskers on this subject.
Woodrow Wilson really favors wo-
man suffrage, wherever it can be
granted without imminent disaster.
lie voted for it in New Jersey. He is
open.and.aboye-bo board about it.
Hughes criticises the Wilson peace !
| policy regarding Mexico. He doesn't |
/ even intimate what he would do. His
remarks on the subject are, therefore,
/ TOO foolish and vain to require an
/ analysis.
AS for his dear friend Huerta-the
bloody, Infamous murderer of the
glorious Madero. failing to salute the
'
where he belongs. beyond a doubt.
Recognize him, Saints defend us!
No, he didn't salute the flag, bur
Woodrow Wilson ran him out OF the
country. and the Internal scoundrel
sought protection under the stars and
Stripes. At the first sign of trcachery
on American soil--violatiOn of the
rights Of asylum-President Woodrow
Wilson threw him into the FL Paso
jail, and there the monster died.
Hughes would have had him a guest
in the White House? Would have
recognized and restored him to power?
lie dare not talk on this subject.
p As for appointments, President Viii
= son has been just as non-partisan as
! We're his Republican predecessors.
: Since the day OF Andrew Jackson. il
=. has been the custom to turn the ras-
{ calls out" Wilson turned ont such
+ men as Huerta's friend, Jawn l.. VIII
j. son, the ambassador TO Mexico. who
:. exposed the State Department secrets.
charged, and Hcrrlck say. so himself.
J. lie did not turn out that little fellow
II Clapp. as stated by Hughes, who was
never, as hughes says, the confidential
secretary TO John G.. Carlisle.
II But what if Wilson did turn 'em
y out? Grant that he did. We applaud
u his action. The whole Nation ap.
i plauds. Some who were turned out
= ought to have been turned into the
> penitontiaTy for high crimeS and mis-
+ dcmcanors That's the truth Of IT,
T. The President has been all too lcnicni.
. Mr.. Van Fleet reports that the Dem,
" oCrats marched I'm the Hughes parade
3 Thus they paid tribute to u distin.
II gulshed visitor.
That man Hughes il the stalking.
horse Of the predatory plutoCracy. He
q would cast this country backward fifty
years He would fire every Democrat
u IN office and install the Old Guard IN
~ every department. lie is an enemy OF
- GOOD government and the square deal
Is prove it beyond doubt
'e March. with him at the head of the
, procession? He was here in person
u as the candidate OF the Old Guard Ifo
u should have been answered. on the
u spot. lie was challenged and didn't
~ dare accept #. March with him. az a
y candidate? No. no Democrat should
" march behind his banner. Hospitality
II doesn't require it, Accord him every
courtesy. yes March behind him
Ia 40!
We are lighting for the success Of
- Woodrow Wilson. who has boon 10
~ yiled in refined fashion, all over tht.
'o country by c. r. TIughcs. Tie has beer
ne unfair. incorporate. untrue, with hi
ou mouth fun Of falSehoods regarding on
w President. stirring up strife UNJUST
ut a time when the President is carry
ing superhuman burdens, and KNOWN
o" well that his yawp Is more than likol
~ to cmbroil this country in grave into,
ID national complications.
h' Hughos's speech Tho same OF
" yawp-was merely sounding brass an
10 linking cymbal
cy
N. with all due rcspect TO his apollo
b. si5ts aud his supporters. this news
ng paper speaking for the democracy o
N, Nevada, spows him out and dcnomce
III bis attempts to mIsrepresont the Pred
O. dent As a Democrat as patriot ",
an ~ these things. without compromise
al without partially, and without re
a morse
Is Down with the Republican Oh,
al Guard on with the great construc
d tive work Of the Democratic admins