The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-12

law Is to be invoked against him; and n
so invoking 1t l have the right to chal-
lenge the support OF all good etizens
and to demand the acquiescenee OF every
good man. hope to have 1T; but once
for all. | wish It understood that eveh
IL don't nave | shall enforce the law.
Roosevelt at Butte.
The campaign song writer's are indus
tr.ously at it. The Springfield. Ill, News
| gives publicity TO the following effort OF
a local genius-the words to be sung 10
the tune of Hail Columbia
Raise your banners. hail the chief
Of our country. great and glorious;
Of our country, Iong victor.ous;
Strenuous a'ways-press.ng onward,
Ever notwithstanding forward.
Vote for him who is truly leading,
Earnestly all good causes pleading,
Lest our nation come to grief,
Trust in him-orr faithful chief.
s.
We are now in a condition OF prosper
ity unparalleled not merely in our W
history. but in the history of any otter
nation. This prosperity is deep rooted
and stands on a firm basis because II Is
due to The fact that the average Ameri-
can has in him the stuff out of which
victors are made In the great Industrial
contests of the present day. Just as In
the great military confess of the rast
and because he is row able to use and
develop his quail ties to the best advan
tage under our well-developed economic
system.-Roosevelt at Minneapolis.
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The Republican party is the party Of
action; its breath is progress; its sreech
is the language of the world; its dialect
is the rhetoric of the home and the farm
ard the shop. 1t ho'ds within its ranks
the armies of all reform. 1t studies po-
litical cond tions, we 'ghs popular senti
ment and seizes the earliest hour to
crystali-e that sentiment into wire leg
station. Its hero'c consti' uenc.es are the
thinking, moving, vital elements of
American lfe.-Eren Foster.
An effort is being made 10 purchase tn.
historic birthplace of Robert Futon.
who perfected the first steamboat. TIE
place is located near Lancaster, Pa, aiS
has been offered by the present owners
for 5000. The movement is a worthy
ore. but 1t belongs to a class which
f~ruition. The present age is somewh''
averse to parting with dollars for 40
other reason than the qualification of a
sentiment.
The prosperity of Kansas is we'll Illus
trated by her bank de- osi s. They rave
increased from S33, coo 600 in 1926 to more
han &c .OOo,O 900 in 1903. There is on every
hand evidences of business activity, of
building and growth. What will be Il.
effect upon al of this If there is q
change in the national administration
What would be the result If we adopt
new economic polic.es?-FaiIbanks at
Marion. Kan, 1904.
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During the last year, under that brave
knight of progress. Theodore Roosevelt.
the greatest physical enterprise in the
worlds history. the connection of the
oceans of the he~mispheres by the Pan
anna canal. has been begun. When water
shall flow through that canal. m
will held the chal.oe and human broth
erhood shall receive a fresh baptism. ana
the golden age hasteEed.-Elen Foster.
-.
We are no more against organiza ions
" capital han against organ cations OF
labor. We welcome both. demanding
only that each hall do right. and shah
remember its duty to the republic. Such
a course We consider not merely a bene-
fit to the poor man. but a benefit 10 the
rich man.-Roosevelt.
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For years the commerce of the world
has demanded an isthmian canal. This
vast undertaking will be accomplished at
an early day under the protection of the
American hag.-Fai. banks at st. Paul.
For which the country is indbeled TO
Roosevelt.
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In the interest of he whole people he
nation should. wl.hout interfering WITH
the power of the states in the mater.
itself also assume power of supervision
and regulation over all corporations do
Ing an Interstate bdsiness.-Roosevelt.
The laws are not 10 be adm mister ed
either in the inter est of The poor man or
in the int. est of the itch man. 1ney
are simply to be admins .efed justly
itCoSeyelt at Char .eslon, S. c.