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SKWARD. ALASKA. SATURDAY. NOV. IS, 1916.
Tis hard after all to account for the big vote pollei
hy Sulzer against Wiekersham. Hitherto it has been con
side red that the only advantage to he gained in opposin'
Mr. Wiekersham is to have some attorney put forwarc
lor a job when he became the so-called standard hearer
Deep down in his heart there was probably not one Demo
crat who believed that Sulzer could have defeated tilt
Honorable James. It is not hard to understand how out
precinct might change or two or three hut apparent 1\
everv district in the territory came to the conclusion al
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;;t once not to go so strong for Wiekersham. The vote at
Ketchikan was a surprise to both sides. The Democrats
had been expecting to carry it hy a large majority blit it
went about even. In the last election out of some live hun
dred votes all the opponents of Wiekersham received in
Ketchikan onlv a total of about (>0 votes. This time Sulzei
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got hundreds of votes there. Seward and Nome remain
about the same but the Fourth division, Wiekersham^
home division, let him down badly and apparently for no
greater reason than they ever had. The sudden change of
opinion ail over the territory on the delegate question is
really remarkable. It means the end of Wiekersham eith
er now or in two years and it also means the end of mug
wumpery in the politics of the territory. The cause of the
delegates political undoing was. perhaps, not so much
himself as some of his followers.
The deaths of the hundreds of thousands of soldiers
in Europe would not be in vain if Poland secures auton
omy. \\ hen shouting for one belligerent nation or anoth
er we iorget the crime of Poland. Just think of the pow
ers that could cut Poland in three parts and then try to
make each part foreign to the other. It would be hard to
conceive of any political crime more heinous. Russia,
(lermany and Austria have no more right to Poland terri
tory than they have to the purses in the pockets of the
people of Poland. Those so-called great nations try to
make the world believe that in robbing a small nation of
its rights they are actually aiding the cause of civilization.
1 ho 1 nitcd States has been so honest since its birth that
it can hardly believe any other nation could he tyrannous
■ .nd thit\ ing. it almost is made to believe that in robbing
a small nation the greater nations are moved by a feeling
<d chat it\. and it also feels that no great power could he
base enough to attack itself. But when nations can hold
a country like Poland in political bondage they can he
guilty of any crime in the calendar.
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