The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-04
PARTY LEADERS
MAKE MEDICINE
r.,ubIicans Issue Remarkable
Campaign Text book.
ne TRUSTS ARE DISCUSSED
,,.U1AR POLICY OF ADMINS
TRATIoN is EXPLAINED.

.AeH1NGTON. Aug. 3.-The Re-
III rDbliran textbook for the cam
II ,,igr Of 1902 has been issued by
Oh. Republican congressional commit
u rba book. which is in pamphlet
~ ..ntsiuing $50 pages, makes lib
I motatious from the speeches OF
- Mckinley and Roosevelt, and also
Its from their messages to con-
IN support Of the Republican
Zinc The book reviews the record
" ,be Republican party from its begin
~ fo the present time. Under the
s..5iug. protection and Prosperity
t-nt,-one pages are devoted to the ad-
LACY Of protection.
rweuty pages are devoted TO the
.-,sts and IN opening the discussion the
took thus describes the attitude of the
two parties -.
40 IN the trust question IS clearly
s.s,ed That Of the Democratic party
,,,rs 10 constant agitation. with no
-s.tricting legislation. That of the Re
hBrap marty to such restriction rs
hin prevent arbitrary advance in prices
~ reduction in wages through exClu-
..-s control but not the destruction by
cessation or injury by fictitious agiia-
IN, If legitimate enterprise, through
me great manufacturing systems by
mich production is Cheapened. prices
of manufacture reduced and perma-
uency Of employment assured"
Trusts Share Of Business.
Following this Is the record OF the
Republican party on the trust question.
,ostnion of the Sherman antitrust law,
WcKiniev's recommendation, proposed
LEGISLATION by the Republicans and
mutation from Roosevelt's message to
inc Fifty-Seventh congress which is
described as conservative and fear
less" The assertion is made that the
share Of trusts in business is compare
lively small. The book says:
The trusts have not occupied as sig
ri6csnt 4 place in the manufacturing
industries as they have in public dis
Cussion'
Further along it is asserted:
The Republican administrations of
President Mckinley and President
Roosevelt have made a good record in
their Efforts TO execute the anti-t trust
laws. There has been no Sinking of
duty because Of the powerful financial
Influence behind the trusts. These two
Republican presidents have recognized
no man or corporation as above the
law The assertion also is made that
free trade England is the home of
trusts"
Ninety-Ave pages of the publication
are devoted 20 the Philippines and tine
Republican insuIar policy. which in
Guides the early stages of the dcQuiSi-
ton the conduct of the army. deClaT-
atoms from prominent people that the
Philippines are not ready for independ
cHce, and large portion of Admiral
neWeys testimony before the senate
Philippine commission. in which he
gave his opinion of Aguinaldo. Presi-
dent Eoosevelts Decoration day ad-
dress, So far as il refers to the conduct
OF the soldiers In the Philippines, is
quoted entire. There is also some dis
,ussion Of trade with the insular pos
sessions.
More than twenty pages are given
20 the discussion of the gold standard.
and an outline Of the position of the
Republican party on financial ques-
tons
American Diplomacy Abroad.
A chapter is given to diplomacy in
The Orient. and a declaration is made
mat "Mcknley's policy saved China
from diSmemberment."
The declaration by the late Amos ].
cummings. when [ refuse to protect
me lives of American soldiers, I hope
snail b. paralyzed, heads a chapter
which declares that the Democrats op-
pose army appropriation
Reference is made to the repeal of the
VAR taxes.
Credit is given the Republican party
Tor the iSthmian canal.
Considerable space is given to Cuba,
and % Is asserted that the ground
work OF republican form Of govern
DO
under q Republican policy"
Liberal quotations are made from
resident Nckiuley's speech at Buffalo
reference is made to Republican efforts
90 revive the American merchant ma
me The Fifty-seventh congress is re-
-,'Ied TO as "a diStinCtiveiy business
.''sIeSS. and the principal acts oi
Nel congress are mentioned. especial
.eitrence being made TO the new policy
III AID or retaining the arid lands OF
''e west The Republican party is as
serted TO DO the friend OF the old sol
aeTS. and the pension laws it has en-
acted are enumerated. The claim is
made that rural free delivery is due
20 republican legislation and admins
trsUon
IN the closing pages of the book is z
'1aN-er entitled Democratic Har-
mo4y.' Reference is made to the Til
ueH club dinner. there being a quota
u.N from eN-President Cleveland
speech and tho comments of W. J
"Nan and Henry WattersOn upon Il
'.a the efforts toward Democratic har
uouy.
The book Is intended for the use O
'am'siSn orators. and is designed a
On exposition of Republican .policie
generally