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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1906
Page
4
The author likens modern prosperity and looming unrest to ancient Rome under Caesar and Cataline. He warns that agrarian discontent could unite against plutocracy, urging Republicans to defend liberty and the constitution to avoid Caesarism and a Praetorian state.
The piece quotes Andrew S amilton defending insurance disbursements and praising a "higher law" guiding the industry. It contrasts this claim with criticisms that Republican leaders once protected stolen goods, invoking national honor while avoiding restitution.
A reader questions why the Administration issues 50 million dollars in Panama Canal bonds when treasury cash totals 170 million, with over 50 million in favored banks earning no interest. The writer argues banks secure funds while taxpayers pay interest after July 20, accusing Republicans of a one sided fiscal game.
The piece discusses Rev. David M. Steele's charges against Washington and a broader political note on Vermont Democrats allying with independents and reform-minded Republicans. It also critiques government subsidies and tariffs as unfair to the poor, and mentions Mississippi Democrat Mr. Spight calling the Ship-subsidy bill dead, urging cross-party unity against corrupt rings.
The Democratic State Central Committee calls a Washington state convention at Armory Hall Seattle on September 24 1906 at 11 00 am to nominate four Supreme Court candidates and three at large for Congress for the November 6 1906 election. Delegates: one per 125 votes for George Turner 1904 governor plus two delegates per county. total 550. County conventions will elect delegates and alternates. Voters who back Democratic principles and nominees are invited to participate in primaries.
Like other Republican leaders Senator Lodge says campaign contributions are unimportant, yet with his secretary jailed for larceny of $225 and a promised consulship still unredeemed, Massachusetts residents may press him on the issue.
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