Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-11-05

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people content to be judged by our
record of achievement.
We have made the deed square
with the word.
We know u own minds and we
have kept Of the same mind for a
sufficient length Of time to give to
our policy conference and sanity.
We ask that sober and sensible men
compare the workings Of the present
tariff law and the conditions which
obtain under it, with the workings OF
the preceding tariff law of 1894 and
the conditions which that tariff OF
1894 helped to bring about.
Our policy is one of fair and equal
Justice to all men, paying no heed to
whether he is rich or poor 0 heed
ing his race, his creed or his birth
place.
Our opponents ask the people to
trust their present promises in con-
sideration Of the fact that they in
tend to treat their past promises as
null and void.
Assuredly it is unwise to change
the policies which have worked so
well and which are now working so
well.-President Roosevelt's speech
accepting 1904 nomination.
PEACE.
A nation should never fight unless
forced to; but it should always be
ready to fight. The mere fact that
it is ready will generally spare it the
necessity of fighting.
We ask for a great navy, we ask
for at armament fit for the nations
needs, not primarily to fight, but to
avert fighting. Preparedness deters
the foe and maintains right by the
show of ready might without the use
of violence President Roosevelt.
LABOR.
We are no more against organiza.
tions Of capital than against organ.
ization Of labor. We welcome both
demanding only that each shall d.
right and shall remember its duty t.
the Republic. President Roosevelt
We desire not only wei
paid labor, but want that labo
steadily employed. - Hon. G. W
Fairbanks.
PROTECTION AND PROSPERITY.
Protection has already made u
the richest and strongest nation o
earth, and under a properly re
stricted immigration will bring to u
much that is most valuable in tn
population of other lands. Senate
Hoar.
BY the policy Of fostering Amer
lean industries the development
our manufacturing interests hav
been secured; the inventive genius
u people has found a field; Amer
can labor has become the best pait
and consequently our laborers tt
best housed, clothed, and fed; an
the wonderful development and pr
gress in this country in all thu
makes a people great, have elicitt
the admiration Of the civilized worl'
Senator Cullom.
The millions we formerly sent
aliens in alien lands to pay them f
making tin plate for US we now pa
to our own countrymen in the Unite
States; we have the tin plate and v
have the money expended for t
plate besides .-Hon. VIM. S. Green
The 1900, 900 OF men who went o.
of employment with the revision
the tariff by the Democratic par
found employment in the enactme.
Of the Dingley law by the Republics
party, and a million and a half ha'
been added to those who have Ell
ployment in the industries of Z
country.-Hon. p. p. Campbell.
The present phenomenal prospect
has been won under a tariff made
accordance with certain fixed prin,
pies, the most important Of which
an avowed determination to prote
the interests of the American pr
Queer, business man, wage-worke
and farmer alike. Roosevelt.
THE TRUSTS.