Show THAT CORRUPTION FUND LIE For four long years Democratic papers papers papers pa pa- pers have havo been keeping in circulation the tile Ho He uttered b by Judge Parker In 1904 that 1904 that 1 McKinley was elected by bythe bythe the use of a corruption fund raised b by the Wall all street crow crowd and pal paid on consideration of giving that crowd control of tho the government go Tho The matter now comes up in a New NewYork NewYork York court case and the falsity of the statement is revealed President Ro Roosevelt sevelt made mado denial at the time Judge Parker first abased himself with speaking ho e slander Good men everywhere have believed belle what Mr Roosevelt said They have not given credence to the tho Parker falsehood It could not bo bA A made to dim the tho fame of or McKInley nor frighten the tho friends of f Roosevelt Now even the Salt Lake Herald w sa says s 's No Wo mention is made in Mr l y n Ryans Ryan's ans testimony as to which political political t cal party part received the m mOney nc- nc If there was a fund fun fund fund-as as as has been declared declared de dared an and if it it really went Into the hands of campaign managers which managers which is doubtful and not at all established then Judge Parkers Parker's party Is as likely 3 to have received it as any other In fact Mr Ir R Ryan an and his friends who are alleged to have given the mono mone money 1 are Democrats and could not have e been honorably Interested in raising a campaign fund for the Re- Re To Judge Parker made mado a sorry figure as a candidate for the Presidency 5 But In nothing was he be so totally hopeless as in his scrubby utterance of or a wild rumor anti and the effort to dignify it into a credible story b by the dignity of his position Whatever of manhood he may mar possess will not Impel Im irn- irn pel him to retract the tile slander ho he Uttered uttered uttered ut ut- in 1904 1901 |