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NUMBER
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Delegates Should bo Instructed.
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' iho word has gono down tho Hue
of tho reorganize! to havo unin
structed delegationa sent to St Louis.
Thla order originated In Now York,
tho Heat of commercialism and cen
tralization. It found its origin where exists tho
most arrogant hossism and intense
and exacting machine politics.
II canio direct from tho Sodom of
prostitution in American politics.
It had its hlrth where foul scan
dals and dark intrigues are passports
to political preferment, and the spoils
of ofllco aro handed out to tho ward
bummers who aro adopts at wire
pulling. Send an uninstructed delegation to
tho St. Louis convention," was sound
ed in thunderous tones from the head
quarters of tho reoiganizers, and
thioughout the country it has been
echoed and re-echoed by the papers
that await orders from that source.
"Send an uninstructed delegation to
the St. Louis convention" embraces a
plan by which tho reorganises hope
to dcceivo and hoodwink the people.
Evory trust agent and every "Wail
street toady In the land aro joining
in the demand for unin&truclcd dele
gations from all tho states. Every
democratic traitor joins in the plea
for uninstructed delegations. Every
nowspaper that has helped to disrupt
the democratic party indorses this
scheme. Every republican spy that is
sticking his nose into democratic af
fairs, and pointing to the "only man
that can win," is proclaiming the
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wisdom of seiifling uninstructed dele
gations to St. Louis.
The conspiracy is obvious. Its pur
pose is clear. The reorganizes are
neeking to reverse the nrincinlea and
policies of the democratic party, nom
inate a trust agent and tool of the
money changers, and commit the par
ty to those .nterests that buy legisla
tion with big campaign contributions.
Every community has a set of in
solent manipulators that wi'l elbow
theii way to the front and strive to
have themselves appointed as dele
gates without instructions, to the end
that they may serve the interests
they represent.
When meeting in mass convention
to send delegates to the state con
vention, tho democrats shouM choose
those men of known ItUpptii.-. nA
fidelity, honest, trustworthy and loyal
democrats, and tell tneni in plain
terms what to do. P
I If fiVOrv mnrjr. i. - .
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will Bond a delegation to St Lonls
sh wnrofthf vm
am mi ?L dGmocratic majority,
and all the knavery of the hired
agebts will not prevail against ft
If, however, tho pian 0f the reor
ganizers should b? adontifi J
uninstructed eonventto? IS an
Bomble at St. Louii InS es U thTt
have captured Roosevelt and hu IS!
would have clear sailing n MrSfil Z
SWF !?' 5? " V ?S5X
irCL i uuu Platform,
want to control both nartioq S '
onnrnx "" ,-lHUrO Uie St T.nntc
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