The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-10-27
Some Reasons Why They Should Vote So|idIy for
Roosevelt and Fairbanks
ADVICE BY JOHN HAY AND HENRY CLEWS
Something of the Policies of the Two Parties
and Reasons Why No Truly Patriotic
Young Man Can Afford to Vote
for Parker and Davis.

party First and foremost among those
many victories Will forever stand that
victory for which the immortal Lincoln
gave his life. the abolition of slavery.
With the blood Of patriots he washed tho
stain forever from the stars and stripes.
The Republican party saved the Union
and gave freedom to four millions of peo-
pie. For all time the victory of the
abolition of slavery stands to the credit
of the Republican party.
Then, thirtySeven years later, the cry
of the oppressed Went up from fair Gu
ba; her people had been ground into the
dust for four centuries by Spanish greed
and oppression Another Republican
President, another American martyr,
came to the rescue of the Queen of the
Antilles, and William Mckinley freed
Cuba and started her on her illustrious
career of destiny.
First Rate Diplomats.
Peace hath her victories no less re-
nowned than war Scarcely a genera
ton ago a Republican Secretary of State,
with far-seeing vision common to Repub-
lican statesmen, saw that the most de-
spotic power in the world-Russia-by
its possession of Alaska might some day
be a menace to our Pacific coast. Alas
ka was purchased by Secretary of State
Seward and the Republican party: and
instead of being a menace it now stands
as Il sentinel guarding American interests
in the Northern Pacific and the Arctic
Ocean. For all time the victory of peace
fully acquiring Alaska stands to the cred
i. of the Republican party.
For more than a half century past the
American people have demanded a canal
to connect the waters of the Atlantic
with the waters of the Pacific. The great
| advantages of such canal are too OBJ
vious to be dwelt upon. The advantages
to the United States in time of war
will be immeasurabe. OF its feasibility
! there is no question. OF it's early con-
struction there has been no doubt since
the recent day when the Republican par
| ty, at the hands of the Republican Pres
ident, gave to our nation the American
Panama canal. For all time the victory
of the Panama canal will stand to the
credit of the Republican party. When
we acquired the Philippines and Porto
Rico we found school privileges practical
ly non-existent. Only six years have
passed, and to-day over three hundred
! thousand Filipino and Porto Rican
children are receiving American educa
ton and singing the songs Of freedom in
the AnSlo-Amercan language. For all
time the victory of inaugurating the pub
lie school system under which these chill
dren are being fitted for eventual Amer
lean citizenship stands to the credit of
the Republican party.
Build. for the Future.
Another Republican Secretary of State
saw that American trade in China was
necessity and, by a series of clever
diplomatic moves, has secured for US a
commercial open door in China For all
time the victory of the o"en-door policy
VIII stand to the credit Hay and
the Republican party
When the immortal was first
elected President we hi 1000 facto-
ries, with 100000 workers. At the
present day, under the protective tariff
of the Republican party, we have over
100000 factories, with about 100000
workers. For all time this industrial vic
tory will stand to the credit Of the Re
publican party.