The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-11-04
QUOTATIONS
From the Republican Campaign
Text Book for
1904.

III
human liberty are the potential ques
tions which have summoned oul
mightiest armies and have Assem-
bled our fleets and stirred our coun.
try to the utmost depth S. Hon. c
w. Fairbanks. In U. S Senate, Feb
ruary ~, 1922.
The ioun iation OF the whole so.
cisl structure rests upon the material
ana moral well-being the intelligence
the foresight, the sanity, the sense of
duty, and the wholesome patriotism
OF the wage worker. Pres. Roose
welt at Labor Day picnic, Chicago.
I'VE ask that sober and sensible
men compare the workings OF the
present tariff law and the conditions
which obtain under II, with the work
Jugs Of the preceding tariff law OF
1904 and the conditions which that
tariff Of 1894 helped to bring about. "
Pres. Roosevelt's speech accepting
the 1904 nomination.
I'VE know what we mean when we
speak OF an honest and stable curren
CIV. We mean the same thing from
year to year "-PIesident Roosevelt S
speech accepting - j nomination.
Laying aside the fact that trusts
are organized under English Free
trade, as we'll as German Austrian
ard American protection, 1t Is suscep.
tible of absolute demonstration that
American Free Trade would operate H.
The Interest OF trusts and against the
American labor. lion. l.. l. Ham
lion, in Congress. April II, 1874
That whenever the need arises
there should be a readjustment OF the
tariff schedules Is undoubted; but such
changes can with safety BE- MADE on
Is by those whose devotion to the
principle Of protective tariff Is b.
youd question, Tor otherwise the char
yes would amount not To reaoJust.
ment but to repeal. The reaojustmert
when made must maintain and not
destroy the protective principle. -
President Roos.velt's speech accept
ing the 1904 nomination.
The Sc 900, 900 OF men who went
out of employment with the revision
of the tariff by the Democratic party
found employ meut in the enactment
of the Dingley law by the Republican
party. aud million and halt have
been added to those Who have employ
ment In the industries OF the coun-
try. Hon. p. P Campbell, In Con
gr,ss, April /. 1904
The American system OF locating
manufactures next TO the pillow and
the pasture has produced Il result not
icable by the intelligent portion OF all
commercial nations. "-GIaut.
No men living are more worthy
to be trusted than those who toll up
from poverty, none less inclined to
take OF touch aught they have not
honestly earned. "--Lincoin.
1.-The safety and Interest OF the
people require that they should pro
mote such manufactures as tend to
render then. independent of others
Washington.
The biggest corporation Ike the
humblest private citizen, must be
held to strict compliance with the
will OF the people as expressed In the
fundamental law. "-President Roose-
welt at Cincinnati, Ohio, in Congress
Jan 5, - !
$50 long as the Republican party
Is In power the gold standard is set
tied, not as a matter of temporary po-
ltical expediency, not because OF
the shifting conditions in the produc-
ton OF goli in certain mining CEN
centers, but In accordance With what
we regard as the fundamental prin-
cipes of national morality and wis
dom. "-President Roosevelt's speech
accepting 1924 nomination.