New-York tribune., 1904-08-15
CAMPAIGN BOOK READY.
Synopsis of arguments GiUeH ont
bv Republican Committee.

washington, Aug. 14.-The record OF the Ike
publican party and the record OF IheodoFe
Roosevelt are the leading subjects discussed o. o.
the Republican campaign textbook OF IS1f'
which is Just about to be issued. The roIO"ihs
is a synopsis of the book prepared by the Repun-
Hcan campaign committed:
THE four great facts which justified the Re,
n 1865 were arst that its pledges Of lsse had
result third that deveopneq1ts since 5SS 1S
support; and fourth, the conditions wnleh 1 n2a
as a result Of promises fulfilled by the Repgbli-
can party in the United states Lnese & f,IIv
justified by the added experiences Of another fonr
have been redeemed The protective tariff mas
been restored the gold standard made permanent
canal assured under the sole ownership and cOu-
merce and Labor established rural free delivery
given to millions of the agricultural eommnL eo @
Prosperity established commerce developed, labor
protected and given ample employment and re-
ward. dftesli,igence pT1sperity ana g0oq aag
Of the United States maintained the emblem OF
gest necomeisbme1ts bsVe been the WORK of tie
Republican party. In each Of them II has met
tiiities OF the Democracy. 1t is upon this add-
tionai evidence OF the last four years ~evIdence ~
and the Democracy the party Of inacticn, retard-
ment and fault finding. that the Republican party
again confidently appeals for public support IN
the Presidential and Congressional elections OF
Following this introduction. the book takes up in
consecutive order the tariff prosperity, trusts and
Industrial combinations. labor. wages and prices.
the advance IN prices the money question
ANA Canal. Cuba and Cuban reciprocity,
psnsion and it's results, the record Of tho
ments under the Mckinley and Roosevelt admin
istrations. merchant marine pension and pension
laws rural free delivery irrigation public lands
cussed during the coming campaign.
Following the tariff chapter is discussion show
ing the growth in manufacturing. in wealth, and
and general bank deposits, the increased demand
T IoT tne articles required IN manufacturing. and
the increase in agricultural products and in prices
OF OF 1aTm products and the value OF the factory to
The chapter on trusts discusses the legislation
parties this subject the existence of trusts s IN
other countries and especially in those having no
ment wages and prices the Enforcement ~ law
& Gr ths proper control and regulation OF organlza
tloIs or this character during the various adInis
trations and especially that OF President Roose-
cisG,c u'e heheiency OF state LEGISLATION. the eff
enforced by the Republican party the Northern
Justice and Of the Department of ConarSs tst . oI
ana the relation Of the trusts to the nom
oisyS Every feature Of the prospective campaign dis
5I - CONSIDERED with frankness, and all avail
sented in such condensed form as is necesssTv f-
the protective tarift The claim that
Iaets sn9 figures from the economic history Of the
~
snow the inaccuTacy Of the charge while the rea
sNe prosperity OF countries having low and rofec
i've tariffs respectively Is also shown from, ofi :
Ia la nSureS, The chapter on labor wages ana
prices Is especially interesting and imporr95f s1rs
II comprises figures from the recent investissti(9
ot Ine Bureau OF Labor OF the Department or Com
ierSe rS,t ana Labor y shows beyond question as
the advance IN wages during the lasr decs5a bs-
neeh sreater than tho advance In the cost OF living
me figures being based upon retail nrirss ~ tSs
@9icn ne public must pay for the articles
Wafes TOW being paid in the United states H.
other country. ~ - III any
The book also contains sketch Of the M.
| ana work OF President Roosevelt and OF Senator
Fairbanks discussion OF conditions in the ISL
| ana territories OF the United States the pros
| perity which has come TO them under our con-
! trol' the growing commerce between those ISL
! ahds and the United States" etc a discussion
On me renarkable success OF our diplomacy In
the East, a series OF chapters on the work OF
each or the executive departments during the
terms or Presidents Mckinley and Roosevelt and
! frauds.