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Show 11s system, which inwstigales" for NO MORE EARTHLY EXCUSE COBTELYOllS COLLECTIONS own profit the attairs of ihe private citizen and the public corporation, now it If permanently socks to on a soil hallowed b.v tin blood of those ho died for lils-- i iy. The people ini.-- l decide between and the Constitution, be- NO Judge -- MID SLINGING. BUILDING TRADES Parker Ppeaks Out Fur a t'lrsu Campaign. Gist 'ursi-- MASSED TO FIGHT That Judge Alton li. Parker, the nominee fur ihe PresiTION IS NOT NEEDED NON a man fur above the small Resent is Insults By rtuusjivaiu Re. dency, Commerce. of and the Department of life and a man of things the strenuous Napotween pitlian Machine. principle, his famous gold telegram with the Constitution leon of convention was In itSt. the to and iarki r. the learned and CeLA.S.Baain Proves by Unanswerable self sufficient evidence, but a more Kooiivars two timghts. under fiNK,citizen, sniiiiiioned from his patriotic OF striking illustration of bis absoiule HOPELESS FAIR TREATMENT position on the Arguments Tbat the Protection Policy dignJfiei' and is tbe following letter holdliench by the wfice of the people, to Mr. ftcorge F. Parker, Chairman of Has Outlived Its UsJufoss. Affairs Re- ing high liie Constitution as a beacon, Sv ary Kariurr' tlie Literary Bureau of the National to Secrets all and aid Corporation equal rights flashing ported Democratic Committee, and a number AU Trades Unionists Called Upon to to Permen and their posterity. Mail l.'srtul KzIrMOrdlnarj Aid With Their Immense Power of the committee which prepured the version ot tho Right of tho Colonel Alexander S. Bacon, of New The letter follows: In s Rebuke of Their Persistent tiovarnad. York, iu a recent address before the CASE STRONG IN F01NT. Kneiniea. Rosciuuunt, t Commercial Traveler Club, said in Mon who an rarely deeply Interested Esopns. New York, The Trades Council of PhilBuilding fn the fortunes of imliticui partlra. August 17, 1904. Atlantic Seaboard Workmen Get No part: "There are two arguments in favor My Dear Mr. Parker: adelphia, after being dallied with for that the Constitution nuil I u r or From Cost eased as known Advantage of the Republican machine of monopoly partial The Times of this morning says that weeks by the have of the land will prevail, whatever of Their Productions. finally been driven protective tariff; one military, the other tlie party is about prepared, Pennsylvania, the principle of the Executive; men Frederick Seymour, a Democratic economic. to tbe printer iu a to realize thnt there is no intention ou It will tbat and who tselilom give utterance to their per go machine to make the arc taught lu the science of few i hasten to beg the part of the at suua) opinion tsuve when a crisis Ik im- lawyer, nominated for Congress in warWe days. Then-forare nations the that building strong Capitol only a Harrisburg a union earnest-nest Ids New of iu letter no word to me to It tbat there Is acceptance minent now discus with Jersey, on the other hand that It is Iniu population and you In It that reflects upon the personal jolt, but the remarkable exhibition preseiil-e- l makes a practical pica for the Issues those homogeneous tended to flout the dlversiflcd iu Industries. A nut ion of honor and trades of by Clinirimiii I'ortelyou in collecting raised by Ids party, addressing himself farmers integrity of President Roose- the State, relying ouorganized to be strong, their absolute appear men might to and tradesmen President working for the Itepulilieaii party. velt. directly of the election machinery to secure but lu the event of war, when blockRoosevelt' ileltanee of piddle opinion of New Jersey. An Evening Post editorial Indicates for be whatever majority may be necessary slaughtered might aded, they Willi the statement that the interests In making ue of ihe Department of care in was taken that but that Jittle the methods wuut of arms and ammunition, or direction toward employed. Coinuicr.v in hi effort to lie eleetetl of New Jersey nre largely manufacturmyself by the com- byThe Huilding customarily Trades Council has dePresident is one of the moxt amazing ing he asserts that "in comninu with all frozen lu winter for want of adequate piler of the Republican but resent this attitude of the A nation of doctors would there be no rejoinder lu kind or termined to perforniiineeK of this strenuous and thi scnlsiard States it Is hard hit by clothing. themselves to death, and a na- let machine, und to administer a rebuke otherwise. spectacular citizen. It siioeks the H- our present tariff on raw materials physic olier minded. It reveals in n measure which enter Into tbe various processes tion of lawyers would soon expire in I feel confident that you need no re- by demanding that every trades unionthe depths to wlileh an ambitious man of domestic Industry and ou articles the horrible agonies of endless elo- minder, still any anxiety Impels me to ist In the State shall participate lu an war teaches, effectual boycott of the machine by rewill sink when he casts aside restrainpartly made up, which are virtually quence. The science of should send this caution. fusing to support at the jkiIIm any caning Influences to reaeli out fur a covet- ran materials, aud on animals and therefore, that every nation yours, Very truly didate put up by It for any office Confoster agriculture aud its manufactures ed prise. food. ALTON B. PARKER. gressional, State, legislative or county. After pointing out tlie various arti- of steel, explosives aud clothing, so Republicans know that President Mr. George F. Parker. That the trade uniontets of the State event of war, It may have Presicles Roosevelt has, since he became adversely affected by the tariff he that lu the own be will remembered tbat many may understand the situation, the It boundaries everything turns to the relations of the tariff to within Its dent, been controlled by oip thought of the Republican campaign Building Trades Council submits the nomination. He whipped purty leaders the lalsir question, pure and simple, necessary to arm, clothe and feed Its pages book were devoted to an attack niton following statement of facts: Into line. With patronage as a dub he with this Interesting and irrefutable untiles. Demo"Ou this theory, it is the duty of tbe personal character of the thumped Senators and State leaders argument: In regard to The Republican State Capitol Buildcratic nominee; especially even to endure until they promised allegiance. In "The labor question and the tariff are every patriotic people ing of Pennsylvania. his motives In sending the "Gold TelWashington his handling of the ma- closely connected, but In a very differ- the limit of tuxation that It may be "For nerve, uiidacity. gall, at downright convention to the party chinery of government so that every ent way from what our opponents say. strong iu tlie crisis of war which may egram" SL Louis. graft and corruption of the most vibranch became a tool was well under- While no Federal law can directly raise determine the nation's life. PatriotiThat the wishes of Judge Parker cious sort nothing equals or compares stood. Old politicians were amnzi-d- . wages, the Federal ftovernment can as- sm would require us to suffer in times that there be "no rejoinder in kind or with that of tho machine Republicans the for Roosevelt developed Into a NHpolism of certain the facts, and can make plain of peace and thus prepare been have otherwise" scrupulously ob- in the State of Pennsylvania. lioliticft. Ills usurpation of governmen- tlie general principles to be derived emergency of war. While it would A noted British divine, a careful stuwill be apparent when the Deni, served to a for nation much e supply actal rights was so stupendous that le clieHpcr front them, and can settle to the dent of conditions both in America and to now about be text ocratic book, facown in needs its own militury Republicans whispered among ceptance of all men that raw materials its Europe, after years of study and a themselves: 'Will the people tolerate ami coal are dearer on tbe Atlantic tories, we are not disposed to object issued, is reud. The book will have as a sort of most painstaking and conscientious this man?" Master of the machine, coast than in tlie great interior manu- to a tariff that should foster infant of our soelul us well as Roosevelt arranged tho details of the facturing centres, that thu seaboard is plants so long ns they are infants and preface a full copy of tbe Constitution investigation onr political conditions, once said lu as of United the States, emphasizing comdestructive to withstand Chicago convention, wrote the program the best place to manufacture for the unable the Democratic contention that the discussing the criminal class of Lonand let It go through the movements of cximrt trade, that the cost of labor in petition from abroad. don the crooks, thieves and black"Tlie economic argument in favor of "return to the Constitution la one nominating him fur the Presidency. manufactured products Is less in the In this cam- legs that whenever one was arrested, Issues of the' principal nation that a tariff Mr. Roosevelt is, became Inlted Slates than anywhere else In every Nominated, protective paign. The greatest amount of space Indicted or cluirged with crime, the popossessed by a second controlling the world, that the tariff on most man- should foster Its infant industries until in the book Is devoted to the discussion lice authorities iu looking up the recwithufactured good is twice and. in many they are sullicleutly strong to thought election. ords of these criminals never failed to from of the tariff. Mr. Roosevelt had moved every pawn instances, four times the cost of labor stand destructive competition inquire if the prisoner hail ever been n the chessboard before his nomina- in the product, that the tariff Is exces- abroad, and until domestic competition with the Republican Maconnected CLUBS. THE TO UEARST consumers at to tion, and now he Is moving every pawn sive and Injurious, that it is ihe direct shall lower the price or If he had chine in Pennsylvania, and piece to be elected In November. cause of work in our factor- home, the theory being that a rich forany relatives living in the State.' Before his nomination Mr. Roosevelt ies, that the cost of living is increased eign competitor might occupy the home From the Ringlug Address of the "Less than four mouths ago the recwas In need of Information, On the by the tariff, mid that tlie increased market for a few years at u loss, until of the Democratic ognized leader of the Republican maPresident were eve of eouuty and State eonventious in cost of nianufaetured good dims not go the home factories destroyed, Association. chine In Pennsylvania admit ted ms every State and Territory Mr. Roose- to labor, and having established these then raise the price ami recoup all Mr. William R. Ilearst, In an address per Associated l'ress dispatch from a velt knew better than the leaders what facts may publish them." former losses in a single year. Tlie Florida resort) the terrible corruption delegates would be elected. This Inonly basis of this economic argument to the members of tbe National Asso- of the Republican Machine in Pennformation wus secured for him by the Is the ultimate lienelit 1 the pimple at ciation of Democratic Clubs, of which WARS FOR GREED. rostofllee Dcnirliiu-nt- . home by reason of lower prices through association lie was tbe founder aud Is sylvania, and then qualified the stateEvery rural i ment by saying that tbe people of tbe now the President, says: domestic couipetitiou. delivery postman had faithfully done I hope that every official and every great Commonwealth were satisfied, bis work. This grand Inquisitorial sys- Stirring Words of the Bishop of "Up to and for some years after tem has been mluced to a science by is no doubt that out Indus- individual member of every club In know of It, and were perfectly willing Hereford Pertinent to Our Situ- 18!0, there order of the President The Secret Serwere nut sullicleutly diversified our association will do all that be can to continue It.' tries ation. Wbat a deplorable state of affairs vice Is a farce comedy alongside of the aud more than ever before to proto make us strong iu a military sense The admirers of our White House or to protect our people against high mote and expound the Interests and In a State which boasts of having over President! rural delivery. An accurate report of every farmer's family Is war lord should derive some timely ed- priees of foreign mnnufueturers lu nu the beliefs of genuine Jeffersonian three hundred thousand men enrolled made by the postman. It would be ification from the Individual deliver- economic sense, aud oil both grounds Democracy. I call uiiou all members in the trades union movement! This corrupt, vicious Republican maof tbe clubs to begin earnest campaign easy for the President to tell any far- ances at tbe Boston peace conference. a protective tariff, although very mer In the United States how many Especially apjiosite to the trend of the to tlie consumer, might be Jus- work Immediately, to reorganize where chine proposes to erect in fact is this men live on his farm, when they voted limes and the fell spirits who are striv- tified on grouuds of patriotism and ex- reorganization Is neceazary, and espe- very, day erecting a State Capitol last, how they voted and how they will ing to force that trend were the words pediency. cially to respond promptly and ener- Building with scab labor. Wbat a vote. He can teU him whom lie owes and of Right Rev. J. Ierclval, Bishop of "What are the conditions in 1004? getically to every suggestion that may shame and disgrace to the organized who owes him; whether his crops were Hereford, lu a sermon preached iu Bos- We liuve plants that nr o able not only come from tbe National management toilers, their friends and their families! (rood or bad, his habits, etc., etc. Every ton lust Sunday. He made a powerful to supply our own wants, but l:i one of the Democratic party. I have offered thing which may affect a vote is noted plea for unliersal peace, and con- year, working nlglit and day, wc could my services mil those of my The Capitol building having been s and reported. Such la the system built demned wars brought about by to the managers of the Democ- classified as an unprofessional Job by and supply all the armies, both or rulers to sutlsfy pride und np by Mr. Roosevelt, who believes In reserve, of all Europe, with firearms racy. und In so far as I have felt jus- tho American Institute of Architects ambition. the axiom, knowledge Is power. of the highest precision. Wo could tified as your President in so doing I at per Architect Hustons statement Mr. Roosevelt believes In the spy sysfeed them by cultivating our waste hare offered the mtich greater Influ- It was necessary to secure the services Isjoklng around. suld Bishop tem. "we see Christian nations my lauds and fence comers. We could ence of tlie National Association of of a business bouse in preparing the deWhen the President realised that the own included- squandering their wealth furnish them with uniforms and un- Democratic Clubs, pledging the honest tail work for the building. "monied powers of Wall and their manhood on armies uml na- derclothing of ail the members to without increasing our "Mr. Du Quclin, according to Ills Street" did not regard him with favor vies ami all their accompanying imple- plants, and in the event cf u great farther effort on the lines of that gen- own statements, worked for weeks. be secured from a loyal and complacent ments of destruction. In my own foreign war, like the Napoleonic wars, uine Democracy in which a majority of Ills salary amounting to hundreds of Congress the power to start an inquisi- country hmt year we spent nearly we would sell everything to both sides, the American people believe. dollars, in Architect Hustons office, torial establishment especially devoted KIoO.uihmnki ou the army ami navy. nml at the end of ten years, would Mr. Ilearst concludes bis ringing call with the specific understanding that to Investigating the doings of corjnira-tlon- During the lust ten years we have. 1 own all their bonds and then say, to the clubs to get Into line anil work i:i the event of Payne & Co. securing Over the Department of Com- think, doubled our expenditures for Fence, be still; go to work and pay hard for the success of the Democratic the contract for the Capitol which apmerce he placed the faithful Corlel-yothese purposes of warfare. National ticket, in these words: Such, up." to be a foregone conclusion Mr. peared To give a special bureau, that of brethren. Is Christian progress In Chris"We Democrats hold now. as we did Du Quclin (tbe Tiffany Compuny, of one hundred years ago, to the doctrine course), would get a certain share of corporations, a pruiier start, he ob- tian Europe. MILL THEY BUY ROOSEVELT? tained a special appropriation of "If we turn to listen to the proof equal rights for all and special priv- the work. to bring the trusts to too the mnrk. phetic voices among onr countrymen, ileges to none; while Mr. Roosevelts To bind the matter, and to avoid The lamentable history of trust prose- wherever we live no fanatical enthu- Cortclyou's Shmnelul Methods at the party anil Mr. Roosevelt, with every a contract was enmisunderstandings, Aldrich-Fat-Cry cution Is one of the scandals of the Ad- siasts, but men of solier thought Instigation of Senator appointment In his gift bestowed on tered into between Mr. Du Quclin, ministration. But it had its effect. A what have they to say? Every nation, some trust puppet, hold to the doctrine the George F. Payne Co. aud Mr. llus-tolug the Trusts. seeming activity by the Department of they say, seems to be striving not to be The New York Times, In a d of special furors for those who can and granting to Mr. Du Quelin (the Justice gave dramatic color to the In- ns hcucflccnt. ns tender to the poor and nttucka fthairnuu Cor- will pay. editorial, Company), in consideration of Tiffany vestigations of Mr. Cortclyou's bureau. suffering classes as It is possible to be. telyou, of the Republican Campaign services rendered, a contract for the True, no rcjiort has ever seen the light. but to become as big nml strong and Committee, for his FOOLING TH2 FARMER. methods decorating, jiaintliig, art glass, plasterBut Cortelyou lias beii taught knowl- powerful as may lie, and to lay greedy and declares with the aid of Sening, modeling, in fact, some ten or liumls upon every available bit of terri- ator Aldrich, tbat, edge Is power. foremost representathe branches of Interior work. This twelve Roosevelt's Letter Into tbe Drops And now eoines Mr. Cortelyou, tory. tive of the trusts in the Semite, and contract was signed by George F. ' (.Id Pretense. lesson to we A Republican that is have of learn secretary, declares the trusts menu to buy the Payne and Mr. lluston, aud is iu posCommerce and clothed In the that a seltisli war, a war of greed, a President. The Republican party has for years session of the Tiffany Company. Says the Times: official robes of Chainiinn of the Re- war to satisfy the personal pride mid "Concrete instances arc more impres- been trying to delude the farmer and "But when the Republican politicpublican National Committee, with a ambition of a politician or ruler, an un- sive than statements of general prin- the workingman Into the belief that ians discovered that the Tiffany Combowstring In one hand and a subscrip- necessary or war, is a great ciple. lien is one: Chairmau Corteltbe present tariff makes them better s was a union firm, paytion list for campaign funds In the crime in the sight of Cod. Our great you off; that Is, tbat It makes the American panyunion wages, t i one of the officers of a Brothergoes employing large ing Other. Did a ft rand Vizier of a Sultan duty Is to put good will above jealousy waga earner or farmer richer to pay hood Painters and Decorators, under him iniorms und corporation, that tlie In hli most palmy days ever seek a and greed." iicpublicaii National Committee ex- heavy taxes taxes cn nil tbat be union condition!, it was at once degift for his Serene Majesty under hapa sulistan.iul contribution from wears, bis tools, on his agricultural cided that aome other concern ehould pects Roosevelt and the Heroes. pier auspices? Wlial the lostottlce Dehis company. The officer In qi. iiiou machinery, on the nails aud wood that do the work. The Huneker and the did and does to secure Inforpartment Admiral Dewey completed bis fif- is surprise; lie is not of Mr. Roose- go Into his bouse, his bed, his table Chapman Decorating Companies of mation about voters the Department of tieth year of service in the nuvy re- velt's party; neither he nor his corpora- and his coffin, on bis swaddling clothes, Philadelphia, being Brotherhood firms Commerce has done and Is doing to sehis wedding garments and his shroud. cently ii ltd Roosevelt condescended to tion lias been nmisiomcil to cure Information about contributors. also, botn on excellent terms with the It Is pure pretense that lifty-twwith politics; he asks for time to think union and paying at leaet 50 to 75 No wonder grave men look graver; send him a lniuquct of flowers from over. Iu the solitude of his office per cent, of tbe American farmers' cents no wouiler tbe press, the guardian of the White House conservatories. Ad- it per day higher than any Philaare as used tbe manufacturers' his thoughts run lu this wise; I do crops has completed forty-livmiral firm not employing Brotherdelphia people's liberties cries out against years Schley of like service for his country not want to give money to the Repub- raw material. It is characteristic of hood men, these firms were discrimithese outrages! any recognition at lican National Committee. Rut I am the President's letter of acceptance nated against and robbed out of the But the people will decide whether without receiving the President didn't even irusLe,; of the interests of the stock- that he does not say that raw cotton contract Theodore Roosevelts met Inals of gov- all from by tha scheming, vicious and a fteneral Miles, after holders of this corporation. bouquet, get I may makes more than half of the products corrupt Republican Machine of Pennernment are a usurpation of govern- more than forty years of active ser- soon have to appear before this nau of the farm used In this way, and there sylvania. mental functions of a government vice In the army, rising from the us u representative of try corporation is no reason why this fact should bare created to govern with the consent of lowest to the highest rung of the lad- In a matter affecting its business, us to been omitted unless the assertion the governed or not. "During July a protest was made was dismissed with the curt an- which be will have, if nut official dis- would have made the whole statement der, IIow can Cortclyou's master pledge ridiculous. giving this work to a company against at of bis nouncement cretion, least retirement, coupled very great personal tilmself to prosecute viola mrs of the with or uufuir to tlie Brotherhood ofa firm official and the equally curt order, "fteneral influence, which 1 would Interstate commerce act, exjiose the aud Puperhang-erDecorator Painters, ROOSEVELTS LATEST BREAK. evil ways of corrupt and pillaging cor- Miles will proceed to Ills home. Tlie dislike to have used against uie. I canof America. Mr. lluston, the Capnot let my personal disinclinations In heroes real Roosevelt's are eyes his office made the porations, and restrain the trusts In tlrst, himself, and then Wood stand in the way of the company's In- Gives the Cousress of Arts and itol architect, in their nefarious extortions when Cortelstatement: compelled the following terests. I wl.l i '.lake this foced contriNew Srlenre a you, the servant. Is exchanging absolu- and fteneral Corbin. ImName F. Payne For contractor, George general bution to Mr. Cortclyou's fund." tion for checks among the Wall Street to the As Co., to give this perialism. For Voters to Decide. money changers. Truly Cortelyou is a In further emphasis of his Imperial- firm against whom the complaint is wizard. Those who a year ago deProfessor Wyekoff. of ITlnecton Uniistic tendencies. President Roosevelt, made.' Isn't that a remarkable statenriponiipuuj for Panin. clared Roosevelt a dangerous man" versity, called President Roosevelt to who bas hitherto during the cl,arKK the Fnlc of lstus to the great State of campaign ment? People of think now express themselves as having con- account for bis tariff Wilson been detariff of well nml for a mlnutel is muzzled not vagaries kept by his mana t Pennsylvania, juet fidence in him. A game of confidence clares that the Industrial ful suppression of facts, butonly loose lu Washington on The architect, Mr. lluston, the supbroke Is agers, a prosperity ms all around. of this country has been achieved ill felt perversion of the truth. It wo Sept. 27th, when he received at the posed servant of the people Instead of Can the money of corporations so of protection, and at tlie cost of seem as If even a kindergarten wo White House about seventy-liv- e spite mem- a vile, corrupt machine dictating to control national elections that the great Incalculable evils consequent rise In protest against nn bers of the proInternational upon of the general 011 tractor who shall he the Congress arguni voice of the people can lie heard only tection. like this, Whli h yet J anil Arts Science. In the course a of seriously beneelh the ruins of the Constitution The voter should decide If he Is vanced by statesmen brief address made to them .Mr. Roose"Listen to the statement of Mr. supporting and the curtailed liliertics or the ? with the greatly Increased cost platform of the Republican party. T: velt mild: F. Payne, the general contracGeorge of which the protective tariff panic was the linpph-s- t feature of our tor, Just thirty minutes later outside of by tlie udiiiinixt "Perhaps an the man who raptured the Re- amtliviug. its monster child, the trust, have tlnn of ITesideiit Harrisoi. nml rcsi modern life Is the steadily Increasing Mr. II union's office, muiie voluntarily publican pHrty, who enslaved it and brought about. Another anomaly over ed directly therefrom, and but Tor recognition of the fact thnt It must and without pressure being brought to enchained, stripped off Its old time anil which thoughtful voters should lie a world life; that no tuition ran bear. Mr. Puyne said: 1 was opposed iomlcr action of President Herein ml It, c honored traditions; also, capture ami lu the workings of this wonderful lug a special session of i liope for tho fullest lU'Yi'Inpinpiit If It to giving tbis contract to this tirin. I enslave the deciding vote in the nation? the tarlff- -l that procuring the repeal ot the Shorn confliies Itself exclusively within Its had decided ou a different firm. Wbat The Republicanism of Lincoln, of Mc- prosperity producer trusts sell to Silver net tin consequence own boundaries." wo Kinley, of llannu and of lloar has foreigners than to voters ofcheaper can we do when the architect demands this coun- have been even more disastrous tl otherwise? passed away. The Imperialism of try who pay the taxes to preserve the they actually were."-willi-am Roosevelt, disguised In their luminous very thing that gives them the Teddy lent evidently "I It not slrauge tbut these his to stick big worst Hornblower's robefc supported by au Inquisitorial of all speech al Sarato Bruce Cortelyou for use on tbe Gaorge under the supervision of Mr.bargain. September fit). corporations. lluston the man who entertains polltltse Made of the Post Office Department FORMER i . - r,,'. K,., '"'"'1--.- . 1,1 ,J"!i ,ji(. 0 i:" - REPUBLICAN SHOWS PROTEC- iMMiincraiic rock-ribbe- d ItisiM-vcit- . n. Irlvt lils-rt- if tin- y llu ' w amounting to hundred, of dollars. scab firm. cuLi,, crushing il.r '"11' 1 v.i-,w- text-boo- coil-Kde- tin-la- text-hoo- k e gri-a- con-tr- ol text-boo- old-tim- part-tim- e 1 news-tape- rs m-tiv-s politi-elau- iht-son- nl IVr-dia- l, "Not only were the huilmof in party the coatna union, bet with Insulting one iiatimial they extended their jnrseeutiou il further until it ineln.M s nwit tloiiiil organizations, nanHy the In. national I'liioii ,,r Wire. Wu-'.- sn,i tallie Lathers, ihe UrmlnTlKHMldfEw Irieal N urkers, flip Itnitlierliood d Painter, lieeorainr ami raiertunpi of America, the Iiitcriiatioirl Union if Elevator C'upMruet.irs. the a automated Sheet Metal Worker' Intern, tional Alliance and the luienuttad Union of Hod Carrier and BuiUlq Laborers. These six national orgnnintioa have thousand uf iiicmhm in Fss sylvonia and thousands of friends. and Time six build. Ing trade erafts hare a right tu nsk,ays a right to demand, thnt in their fight against this political machine in Pew sylrania the whole strength of nnisa labor, the solid vote, shall be nutad in overthrowing this dnngerou foe a union lalior. Lot union labor nwert Itself it tin polls, let us boycott ths Mielvnt in Pennsylvania as effectually u tbs machine is Imyeotting union labor int harboring as well nn protecting thee ploypra of scab labor and unfair cou tinns. "Wc ran successfully search ml expose the favoritism which in extJ-pto those in tractors and others vh are a part of the graft system vh!d has made the Itcpnblican machined Pennsylvania tlie banner Ripnbltoi State of the Unlon- -n stench la fit nostrils of all respiTtable and dreed J - a. n. . gTsxi,-0(- u, 3 g first-clas- :i:.-ddl- o e f 1 sub-contra- ct ixl sat-Islie- d citl-sen- tariff-fostere- d ts CrtdD y Ilryaa Is th id's triple-leade- fat-'rylu- AND DEFICIT. Adms,r,1 the panic of ISOS- current says in the iimoiier: idication of Its eoaW I 11. rmber Ac Clearing House binM Its certificate to sistance. caring nouse Bros, k Co-- a. failed with lhWhfiej Mr. Bryan then failures, beginning" Comiatf Iling Stock uihcr 22, 1W : Sand" "?! of the PP;i'Uf adclphia, and 0 Homestead followed 8 unifies, relnnd to the Prew vere Igtt, there the 5 Dually Treasury. orferm 1 ninislratlon lne. incl n tariff ent in nth retrospect. r ,ni2 hserved thnt th ration onlered JM ssue January hepii on niontht a t rIff 4 Iflcant. but It cls'm. a '.Vjifitiee1 raine fit the H. occurred So w more than inley list dote the pahJJj, ftrrf effect rly It reached t Irttio and urine U hlB effect-("rif- f out of Ad1" the PemoiTrf In is idered the casorr When 't of h'V JLjJiS" Jfcrrb .deficit amlnlstrattofi e |