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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1908
Page
8
The Leader issues itself as the official city paper with W EDMISTON proprietor and daily morning circulation details. Subscription rates listed for various periods and delivery by carrier including Sundays.
John Worth Kern of Indiana and the Wyoming electors are listed for the vice presidential vote. John H Ward of Uinta County Andrew M'Micken of Carbon County B Rogers of Big Horn County are named among the electors.
Lincoln dispatches report Bryan would invite Kern to a cabinet post though not officially. the piece argues the cabinet is a custom body with no legal standing and presidents may ignore cabinet votes if desired.
The republicans long heralded tariffs as aiding American workers and infant industries. Now manufacturers themselves press for tariff revision including reductions on raw materials and changes to schedules on goods used in all manufacturing.
The piece argues tariff revision must come from experts, criticizing Republican leaders and the Chicago platform. It warns of GOP opposition to honest revision, cites H E Miles of the Manufacturers Association, and frames the election as a fight to restore equal rights and curb machine politics.
The piece warns that rapid growth in federal offices and big money influence endanger republican government. It cites 99 313 new offices in six years and 70 million in spending, arguing an entrenched political class could crown a perpetual dynasty and undermine popular elections. It notes illness of reform and predicts a looming crisis in the presidential race.
The text notes the Unita County Bryan club in Evanston and Lara mie forming a Bryan club, predicting wide town adoption. It mentions Lincoln flooded by floods and chosen for a prohibition camp, plus bank failures in Cleveland and bipartisan worries in Ohio during Taft era.
A collage of brief lines from various papers includes quips about spring hats and family gifts, early book review hype, a vicar’s sermon joke, a distressed businessperson advised to marry, editors quibbling over terms for women, and a note on Sunday musical arrests with historic composers named.
Calculations by intimate friends estimate the Grover Cleveland estate at two hundred thousand to two hundred sixty thousand dollars, reflecting its substantial value.
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