The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-08-10

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''ti'l ~ the Wilson administration
lion u politically speaking. Car
Gas now being used along
po Is said 10 paralyze the voice.
s'o4 ~ Rryan has been having Whit
Sam the comment of Demo-
s,.5 ivy. oromo,ion of Representative
"'' .,,,-t Of claims is clear case
,,r peins tacfed UPSTAIRS
natohes tell US every day or so
..,,ar.sut political conference the
has had with some of the
,ampaign leaders. He is
NJ the opinion that the people
en-" ,r,ry have in mind changing
r7 .t5e' crossing stream or not
Tsois of Illinois, discussing
~, affairs in his State, said' Gov.
rg not get out of the race for
Robbins. The Democratic
,a rot permit it. l would not
Why this excess of modesty
,hs Democratic party first?
uofv sensitive observers who
..;.t Vi figures have been point
unoaes vote for Governor in
ru.ntu hing to be remembered
4.. 4mp4Ign, however, is that
u.s feejected in 1908 and that
c,r,.. OFF New York has been re-
aes
N.Y. Citizen. Mr.. Hughes
..ra6 a.j we trust the control
.--suys branch of the govern
t-s same time pass from
tst lave made so complete a
.n -sag apartment of National
.... .Jr- securing of offices and
.a yr,osas of administration.
II wonder that the old-line
ae otjacting to the presence
4 1..-.-5..v4s On their campaign COM
h. llZty few Progressives are
irg,..l. Inc Democratic ticket this
.1g.ry not in numbers propro-
[o.rs Ifs. even one member of a commit
IN .ozpn members. Consequently,
ave Progressive place that might
assa ~ deserving Democrat is a
IssI waste Of job.
Irb. President couldn't even sign the
,,rre4its bill without making a speech |
end Nh mis- one he told how his heart |
a .rte- for the farmer who found it so
nj 10 borrow money. Therefore the
,s.dfn. has signed bill which compels
+ borrowing farmer first to buy some
No. ~ q rural credit association, then |
limit The amount of money he wants to
rrog then to confine the use of his |
rope1 money to few objects, and
EN- IL take q long number of years in
wing IF Vie debt no matter how much
nav accumulate meantime.
The biography .ot President Hayes
laH I5of John W. Burgess has just
bls1s calls to mind the fact that it
as lring the Hayes administration
q. Da2 came to power in Mexico.
Ir Hayes says his biographer, Twas
.n9r7 pleased with the way Diaz came
tn Presidency than was Mr.. Wilson
% It opposed or assumed completely
H-ssra killing of Madero, and there
n me same violations of ard dangers
American interests and the same
lMag5 attractions to be dealt with.
w. Hayes was a practical statesman
'sla- manners and to Mexico were |
Nasa+a3 .1lrty-five years of such peace
lFospsnty as it had never before en-
81 The reflection on Mr.. Wilson is
IF toa harsh,
55 Democratic platform of this year
ia. follow its Baltimore predecessor
INCORPORATING declaration that the
-s-- # the document are made to be
4rf "a Office as we'll as to be used in
Nas les. The reason for the omis- |
: entirely clear. The promises of |
b@ more platform were SO much
r Uniformly honored in the breach
.4' uaL III the observance that the |
a)1rats this year sought to duck the
'ola an inyidious and odious COM
son However, it is of small conse-
H.s, because the St. Louis platform is
thu document which will be invoked
Ing the next four years. The chart
's eodntry's progress during that
Was trafted at Chicago in the Re-
Acar convention.
II you want to make this fight on the
H. We will point you to the reflection
the furnace fires which are blushing
against the skies, bawled Collier of
sIssipp, to the Republicans, while de-
fng home consumption speech on
'eVen-headed revenue measure which
emily passed the House. All right,
collier. And the Republican party
gong to place a firm grip on each one
.oar long, furry ears and point you to
WIDE furrowed warfields of Europe