The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-11-03
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5llsenator Nathan Z. Scott delivered .
e powerful address here Monday before
B srousins ss-meeting of Republi
{ 6 leans. Senator Scott spoke. in part
3 as follows:
a @ boYe the conflict of opposing
8 theories and interests rises the one
II all5iTnp portland issue osperity. That
S tss the aparamo oun t. issue and the one
Of vital interest to the masses of the
stpecpIe those whose welfare depends
5fsnpon the results Of this election. 81.
Some of you are hardy,
i honest oilers. and you are good
deal more Interested in the prices
5lof beet, hog products, wheat and
corn corn tbansyo ARE in the row In san-
4 anna You are anxious To- know IL the
demand for he commodities is going
to continue brisl and If the good
Ipricesa of the lastfo four years@are going
to hold out. Well that depends upon
whether your cousins in the city are
weaving cloth, forging iron maxi
fng tin plate and piling up heir de-
lposfts in the savings BAN ks.
some$o on are iron workers and
$#yolI are good a cal Inore teresteds
ins the iron industr han theg do
/ Filipfnos What you are most inter.
ested in now fssWhe ether YOU cane do as
well or better during the next four.
years or more as you have done in
the past eight years. know you
will If the workmen Of this country
will only stand pat. Some Of you
are coal miners Workfng day by
day within the mines, you have but
little time to think of tariff Or cur
srency questions, or to consider the
efts5whfch the Democrats tell you
would flow from free trade or free
silver For the past eight years you
have been working at good wages
under aprotectiyes tariff and sound
currency, and all OF you are level
headed enough to hold on to a good
thing until you are sure Of sonnet hing
better. iz.5s
Another circumstance which illuszz
5trates the progress and prosperity of
this country is the condition of our
school popula ton. In 1890 1t was o. /
S67,5o5 ::55in 1900; 15.5o3. ii in 1902,
1926 ;sS7s
* ew York. city and the who1es
country there was "a great outer last
year because Of the alleged inability
to furnish adequate school iviIeges
The American public schools are. one
of the footprints of the appIicationS OIL
the protective tariff which enables
our workmen to earn wages sufhc ctentl
to support their families In com.
Portable manner and to educate thefr
children in accordance with AIneri-f
cans ciyilizatf on.
Party of Action.
The Republican party was founded
by Abraham Lincoln, and the prtncft
pies and policies of that inmortaII
still guide the des.$E
tinies of the party Lincoln adopted
i business policy for a businesslike
people. Through the united and ag-sE
sressive efforts Of the Repub1 1ican
party Lincoln 81 administrative policy
1asS been steadily adhered to for
iear1y half century. The ground
work Of that policy is protection.
sound money and national unity.
Under that. policy the country has
srown great and strong. Its vast re- 81
ources have been mi ghtiy develop
d through the potent aid Of manu-
acturing Industries American g
;oods dominate the markets Of the
world. and yet we: SareS pressing on
ward. seeking new and better mark
is and prices for the products of Is 3
american labor ne best paid labor a q
q he world 3 g
The Replbl licans party sissnot party9 81 s.
fstheories but of#acho ion. 1t. is the 3
dYances agent of progTess the btl1at 81 St
ark prospe ttie guard diarla and
rotector of labor. It's poll icies are
table. coiseEva sal afeS ana e. EsS On
curse oft3 DeIn oeratic BE-
on the ther hand 1sez ~.
ssariIs besun ana specuIatige
continusd on Elahtls psge. Ea