The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-27
AS THE FARMER SEES IT
REASONS WHY HE BELIEVES in
AND TRUSTS REPUBLICANS.
They Have Never Deceived Nor Be
trayed His Interests aud Have ag-
excessively Favored Legislation for
His BENEFIT.

Each national campaign emphasizes
I've fact that the farmer vote must
he rcckoncd with and catered to. ana
all parties put forth their best aigu-
urnts when addressing the FARMER
Away from the maddinS crowd I'M
trummclcd by the prejudice and false
cries of the politician, ID" farmer
crlmly reads and thinks and thinks
and reads, and decides thr question
with discerning Judgment that leads
10 decision which is honest ana
RIGHT.
In 1896 It was generally feared
that the farmer would be deceived 10y
the great promises made or the h'n"-
hcpnt results to he attained ny VOTING
for free silver. but this was not so;
fine farmer might be- deceived when
away from home. but at dis own irc.
side. with plenty Of time to weigh the
question. he decided for the gold stand
ard. AID THE DEMOCRATIC PAR.
~ AND IT'S CANDIDATES ON
THE NATIONAL TICKET NOW
SAY THAT THE FARMER DE
CIpED RIGHT. In 1900 the cry
was Imperialism. and with his love of
freedom it was said that the farmer
might he stnapcdcd. but again he al
lowed common SENSE and calm consid.
GRAFTON to decide the question, and.
seeing no danger of miitarism or.
overthrow of the established govern
Of
forced upon us 10y the war with Spain
the farmer again cast hia ballot for
the Republican ticket, and time has
proved that his judgment was good
apd his decision right.
chan win Not Answer.
In the present campaign no new or
striking issue is presented. The Dem
ocrats nrraign tho Republican party.
vilify the president and hold forth
glittrring gcn"ralitIcs. but definite
ness is lacking. ana what would he
gained by the election Of n Demo
cratic president is not apparent
general calamity howl is no argu.
mcnt. and to secure the farmer vote
it is necessary to present more than
chnff.
One term of Democratic prcsi.
dent. two years only of absolute Dem
ocratiC administration. was sufficient
10 practically palTllyZr business
throughout the nation, deprive the work
or of the chance to earn an honest
living, dcpreSS values ard prices and
make us the laughing stock and sub
ject of ridcule of the nations Of the
world
Mckinley WAS elected. n Rcpubli.
IAN congress enacted n consistent pro-
trctivc tariff, industry was revived.
factories started, unemployed given
work ut the highest wages ever known,
consumption stimulated. values re-
stored Spain defeated Cuba freed.
order established in the Philippine
Islands and the people given civil
liberty In its fullest sense and the Op-
pUrtunity of becoming n crcditable
part of the greatest nation on earth
The stability of the currency has been
assured by the action OF the Repub-
llcan administration: the public debt
l'hN''h anu lllltl'Nl 'llHIRtN lONtTtN,
laws passed that will bring the arid
lands under cultivation and that,
too, without tax or cost TO any per
son except the one directly benefited
by the purchase OF the land from the
government.
The securing OF the route for an
isthmian canal. the construction of
which is now assured, is n browning
triumph for Republican president
and the party, and no one class will
receive greater benefit from The
connection OF the Atlantic and Pacif,
by this great waterway than will tn,
farmer.
The opposition to the Cuban reel
prority bill, on account OF the rcduc
ton of the tariff on raw sugar. cam,
largely from misconccption of wha
the result would be. Instead OF ~
| tarding production and lowering tn
price Of sugar beets, the opposite I'm
been the result, and the productio,
has been stimulated and profits IN
creased.
nRuauiA Of prntn.finn