The Denver star. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1913-1963, 1916-11-04

Not that any apprecabe number Of people will
the National Democratic Ticket but
would far forget his manhood duty
suffering with him for Wilson, is we'll
refer them the record made the three half
years BY him and the he From nte-
business like white mans point of the present ad
minstraton is the the history of this country
Roosevelt sumsit as follows "Wishy washy."
They had definitely outlined policy when they took
government could expected evolve
something of nothing. They have houndered around
stealing the thunder of first party then another
and trying make capit1 OF until they dgus.ed the
smatterng of intelligent in their ranks This great
railroad strike that was to take place. rain shine
Labor Day. nothing less in the minds Of
many people, than big political move the of elect
That bulldozed and rushed into making
- To- usious
impetus they otherwise would have and license
push their demands right wrong. favorable finale
Unions all right in their place but their place isn't
the and the chances that the incoming
Republicans will let them understand this in forcefu
As American citizens, much affected any
the welfare of the but when of
have added that would be accorded
dog double the for using power
throw such administration Wilson souherner
at heart surrounded by such demons Timan, Bease
Hoke Smith, Vardaman and the like, has nothing good in
store for any with dark skin. and all fairness
can be said have about much for him have
for his satanic majesty here has been absolutely
cuse downright prejudice and cussedness for his
temptbe the Coored people, the
he steoped into office osteed segregation everywhere
the mo harmful however being in the depart
Washington the very last place where restricting
the rights humble citizen should be tolerated
Granting there slight for casting for
Wilson some because of his promises,
sane man today glance his record the blacklist
as far as we concerned that president of
tcal faith has made, again for him1 We think
not and some millions of other people think likewise the
count TUESDAYS election will show. Four of misrue
,e enough at sitting and four thar the
democratic party should have been allowed the reins
of government
Wilson'S exact words Negroes in his election cam
;o, sneech were IF elected, would do justice to
~. Negro without prejudice and unsparngy Segregation
I'D ,he rank-st kind of discrimination followed by
ho.sae dismissal of nearly all Negro office holders Pos
~ of honor heretofore capably filled by Negroes
La hv white men, Thousands Of dollars salaries due
80 dmssals and reduction in ranks of the Coored officials
~. .r. Disseminated against by the Wilson regime be-
m.. o their color gone Wilson not only broke every
he made but he has added insult to injury. While
~ Wilson has pacticed the segregation of
.d and whites took good pains to send poor South
White men, ministers resident to Haitia Negro repub
I H,w, besides attempting send one to Liberia be-
~ ~ - ,b- fat salaries This is segregatng "unsparnRy"
with vengeance. Il
1h. South is governing the United States under the
,p ,dm;nsr President Wilson is southern. i've
rs his Cabinet from the South, southern men
Of seventeen of eighteen great committees
80 Hon.. Of Representatives including the ways and
~. ~ ~ Committee which formulated the Underwood low
m:@,w With population of one fifth OF the coun-