POLITICAL.

LOCOfOCO Honesty.
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WASHINGTON, OCTOBER 1914.
| observe in the Globe Of last night the
following card:


BASE WHIG FoRGERY.-NoTICE TO THE
DEMoCRACY.-We understand that the wing
franking and publishing committee are now
having printed at the office of the National
Inteligencer, forty thousand copies of a
document headed " The SOUTH IN DANGER
purpormg TO be issued by the Democratic
Association of this city This is a base
forgery. We have authorized no such use
OF The ttie OF our association 10 any docu
ment issued under the auspices of the Wing
Congressional tIanking committee. II,
therefore, the Democracy of the Tree States
should find any document of the character
such as the title of this might indicate in
circuIation amongst them, they will de-
nounce it as a whig forgery, and treat the
trick as it deserves Thus will the people
tof the country understand the morals of the
party we have to deal with. This trick of
these polticalMunchausen is on par with
the RoOrback romance just published by
one of their leading journals.


''We believe it TO be our duty TO put the
Democracy on their guard against this for
gerry; and we trust that the democratic pa.
perS throughout the country will rePublish
this card.


JAMES TOWLES, Chairman.


c. P. SENGsTAcK, Sec'y Er. Com. Dem
Association"


Now these are the facts in relation to th
mailer. A document of four pages headeC
"The South in Danger" "Read befor
= you Vofe,'' . Address of the Democr0ti
Association of Washington. d. CO. an,
signed JAMES TowLEs, chairman, and c. P
SENGsTACK, Secretary. was published at tn
office Of the "Spectdtor." IN this city.
> have reason to believe that this paper wa
prepared by the Hon. ROBERT j. WALKEF
certainly he carried large numbers Of 1t i
person TO the folding room Of the Unite
States Senate, and superinte nded the ell
veloping of them with a watchful eye
prevent the escape of single copy; ant
after the folding was completed, had III
whole, by his direction, sent 10 his boardr


house. Having received several copies


this document, and understanding that NJ


WALKER intended to circulate it only


the South, and to prevent, if possible
= appearance in the North, thought this ST.


reptious and partial circulation of it YOU
od be fraud upon the American People
bo therefore sent to the Office of the 'Spect


tors (where it was printed) to purchase


thousand copies, which intended to sci
into the free States. The person apply
~ was first told that he should have them, b
9e on the second application, upon the faith
=" this promise, he was informed he should !
n'' have them; and the copy he took with hi


to show what he wanted, was withheld fr,
him against his consent, and he was furtl
l. informed that the document was not inter


ed to be circulated here. | then carr


one of the copies which had been publ
ed at the Spectator" office to the Office


the -Inlelligencer, and had an exact rePr


of it struck of, which am now circulate
g and intend to circulate, through this W


Republic. 1t is this reprint of genu


Democratic document, put forth under


Fdirection of Mr. Senator WALKER himsel