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THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
JUNE 9, 1904.
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IMBECILE OR CRIMIWAl
It is very evident that the persons
In charge of the reorganizing forces
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of the democratic party do not inienu
to do anything which will in any way
call in question a matter of vital im
portance in republican policies. Look
at the feebleway the democratic
members of congress have attacked
the president's policy in regard to the
Panama canal. They put up a weak
talk about the way Roosevelt has vio
Ifcted the constitution and the law of
nations, when they know that since
tbe most vital parts of the constitu
tion have been repealed by the su
preme court, the people at large pay
ro attention to the lesser transgres
sion of the president in that regard.
Vhy don't they attack that thing in
a way that will bring some of the
criminals before the courts and land
them in the penitentiary? Simply be
cause they are among the criminals
themselves. Every one of them knows
that of the $40,000,000 said to have
been paid to the French, over half of
it was paid to a certain set of scoun
drels in this country for getting the
thing through congress, and yet they
tever say a word about that. Why?
Eecause these democratic leaders got
a good sized share of the boodle them-
Then take the matter of the tariff.
IWhy don't they do something along
tw Hn that would have some effect
upon the people, instead of a silly talk
t.nnt a tariff for revenue? uecause
a very large number of them are tar
kr grafters in the very first rank
i. aaw0 Thev could, in two
months, set the country on fire with
a demand for tariff reform if they
vanted to, but they don't want to.
Suppose they should send over to
rnA for actual bills of sale of Amerl
can products there; giving the price
t which thev are retailed to ioreigu
crs, photograph the bills and repro
dnna them in American papers along
side of the retail prices which Ameri-
rfais have to pay for the same gooas
toW would happen? They know
hat wouli happen. There would be
howl go up from Maine to Oregon
and from Milwaukee to the land's end
at Florida. They have the means ana
naners to do It. But they will
do nothing of the kind. They prefer
tn talk about "a safe and sane dem
ocracy." "cuss" Bryan and talk about
Knosftvelt being a "dangerous man
( fl'he tariff graft is pretty evenly di
vided between those democrats and
the republicans. They will never do
onvthinz to stoD the "rake-off."
Thev micht take the comptroller's
and secretary of the treasury's reports
and show how many millions or aoi
ur thfl national banks have of the
People's money-$n0,000,000-without
novinp 11 rent of interest for its use.
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They could figure up the interest that
the bankers got out of tbe people's
and Dut in their coffers. They
cculd show what a tremendous graft
u natinnftl hankers have. In 1892
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thev did that sort of thing, but they
won't do it now. Why? Because the
fmm the thieving Is about
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UvMrrt ln'tween the Wall
Rheet democrats and republicans
There is material for the hottest
fcht ever made upon the republican
party, but the democrats will use none
of it. If they are not Imbeciles, uiey
nr criminals. . You can take your
choice.
and kept m . fr I ;
If L the .III, Populace at th. 8L 'Z
lul fair almost mob Alio Kooe- -ratio people U. and U on a par
TJZ time that he appear, It wl.h .11 "
Hi ,,8omehat unpleasant are vwy"v'
the. ex!rlm.e, but they nhow that The dandelion N Kiting to be a
e are a democratic P"pU and nady vtry prions thlnK all over the eastern
to enjoy our liberty at any moment," port of the Mate. U not only dwtrojrn
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Lincoln, Nebraska.
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ih. tuiKtnrea and threateniUR Rreai
rtimtnerclal loss. All plans to ester
mlnate It have proved total failures.
The Independent miKKsts that "our
n an Mickey' call a vimh.-UI eluii oi
the Kslslature and ra iuuiw lawa
gainst It. The ltulan thistle nour
ished like a grern bay tred until aev
c a! IclsUturm met and in.'d law a
aj;ilnt It and then U rave up the
rrht and und leuly dbapiK-arl
Mr. Hoiewatef aayi; "Could the
l)i vnn nrAcriim tin rnrrt1 twit ttArA
would en&ue a greater Industrial anil
(nmraenlal Etagnattnn than that
which afllkted the country -durinc tho
hut democratic administration." What
vlll Mr. Itoncwater say uhen the,
irnlc comes next winter or spring
t.ndcr a republican administration
v ith the strcnuou Teddy at U headf
r.utKratle editor have adopted ft
MX way M etprr,Hlng thrlr con
tempt for tvery tuan who works. They
vail theiu "the commun poe-pul."