W.EQ.

THE

Campaign Book

OF THE

Democratic Party.

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY REVIEWED.

ITS SINS OF OMISSION AND COMMISSION.

Why a Change is Demanded by the People.

Democracy is a sentiment not to be appalled, corrupted or compromised. It knows no baseness; it cowers to no danger; it oppresses no weakness; it is destructive of despotism; it is the sole conservator of liberty, labor and property; it is the sentiment of equal rights, of equal obligations, the very law of Nature itself pervading the land.

WASHINGTON, D. C.:

R. O. POLKINHORN, PRINTER,

REPUBLICAN RECORD

OF THE

52453

FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.

A Reckless Advance toward---

Centralization and Imperialism;

Excessive Taxation;

Protection of Monopolies ;

Extravagant Appropriations;

Degradation of American Labor;
Neglect of American Citizens Abroad;
Corruption of the Civil Service;
Jobbery and Hypocrisy.

A Plain Statement of Facts Compiled from
Official Records

for the Consideration of the People.

BY AUTHORITY OF

The Democratic Congressional Committee.