Logan Republican | 1904-10-27 | Page 8 | The Real Question

THE REAL QUESTION On the day of the lsuo of Piesldent Piesl-dent Roosevelt's letter of acceptance. the ihl of the Maine election, b.v the way the press repot ts noted a long visit to .Judge Pinker b.v David neniett Hill. It Is proluble, if not ceitaln. that the two friends who "have drunk from the ame canteen" throughout more than one campaign, discussed, I thoroughly, one Immortal saying of j their well-beloved 'lliouus .lelTerson, namely: "IP A DIP PARTICIPATION OP OPPICi; IS A MA'ITPR Oil ItKHIT, i how akp vacancies to hi) pii.i.i:d? tiiosi-: hy dkatii aw: I PPAV: ItY m:si(!NATION. NONE." 1 This is. Indeed, for the Democrats, 1 "n hard saying."