The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-08
THE JACKSON DAY DINNER

A MONO THOSE who will speak at the Jackson Day din A ner tonight, are of the who have been men presidential possibilities. They represent pretty nearly of the country and their remarks are pretty reflect the total content of Democratic progress at this me Senator of Oklahoma who radical twenty years still radical and his views ought to re- accuracy the economic beliefs of the West.
 William Jennings Bryan still of the great outstanding figures party successful agitation for Pro- hbion will doubt speak the mind o that great portion of Uncle Sans territory in which wome vote ad states are oS by their wills
 It is from the President that keynote uerance of the occasion is expected What the President says will modify the thought of other man; will mody the course ol party itself.
 What is the outlook Democratic victory?
 Judging by sentiment of this section of the country very small York New England do not perhaps reflect the sentiment of country The Democracy beaten in section Wilson victorious without it. election votes could be lost here but the phy consequences in adverse electoral ballots would not be greater.
 In some of the great cities, especially where there strong Irish, strong German populations there is sen- against the Democracy, but in these stronghods the Democracy beaten and proved that could win without them.
 things distinctly favorable to Democratic victory will be to enumerae few of the conditions which are better than they before
 the direction the Democratic administration the United States great victory in the world with minimum sacrifice of life and treasure
 Every government has been returned to power, by elections held since the In Great Britain France Italy and Belgium and Australia this has happened
 is that dissatisfaction is great that the Democracy European drastic the revolution compete and yet the governments have the people their best during the reconstruction period
 If Wilson beaten in the industrial East, he elect in the agricultural West If the great railroad and indus trial magnates and the liquor barons against him. the farmers, and the for him.
 the next election the railroad magnates will still be against the Democracy but their teeth speak, been The liquor interest will be against him. but it will relatively helpless will not be the the strength of the dry vote the numbers of the prosperity the farmer must be eckoned upon the side of another victory One final element the Democracy will have it's side
 The country is and will be exceedingly prosperous There jobs than there people to take the obs Hsto caly the people have been reluctant change lions good times. They fear that things happen And the prosperity of the farmer is without parallel.
 The Jackson Day will not fail to point pride to all these facts and others.
 We must be careful here Connecticut views by careful consideration the parts of the country for here events have proven not little old fashioned little out of touch.
 Connecticut is Republican. The country Democratic.
 Connecticut is wet. The country dry.
 In Connecticut do many other states they do.
 In Connecticut the initiative referendum and the re- pie of other states
 Connecticut practice differs from the practice sister a little
 LAUNDERING POLICY