The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-08-15
Republican Campaign Document
 Sets Forth Issues
ALL DUE ID REPUBLICANISM
Record of Accomplishments of the Last Two Administrations is Set Forth for the Bene-
 1t of the Voters.

Washington, August 14-Tariff. prosper ity. labor wages and prices, trusts and the Panama canal. Cuba and Cuban re- ciprocity, expansion and it's results, the investigations of the postal and land frauds and punishment of offenders rural free delivery. irrigation the record of the republican party and the record of A Theodore Roosevelt are the leading sub ' jscts discussed by the republican cam paign text book of 1904. which is just about to be issued
 The following is a synopsis of the book prepared by the republican campaign committees:
 sThe four great facts" it says. which justified the republican party in asking the support of the public in 1900 were:
 '1 That it's pledges of 1896 had been redeemed.
 "'2. That prosperity had come as re- suit
 ".s. That developments since 1896 had shown the fallacy of the principles upon which the democracy then appealed for public support.
 "4 The conditions which had come to other parts of the world and their peo- pie as a result of promises fulfilled by the republican party in the United States
 Pledges Are Redeemed.
 "These assertions made in the text book of 1900 have been fully justified by the added experiences of another four years. The pledges of 1896 and those made in 1900 have been redeemed. The protective tariff has been restored; the gold stand ard made permanent; Cuba freed and given independence; the Panama canal assured under the sole ownership of the United States; a department of commerce and labor established; rural free delivery given to millions of the agricultural com i, lnnnity; the proper regulation of trusts and great corporations strengthened and enforced prosperity established; com merce developed; labor protected and given ample employment and reward; in- telligence, prosperity and good govern ment established in distant islands and the flag of the United States made the emblem of honor in every part of the world.
 Work of Republican Party.
 'sAll of these great accomplishments :, have been the work of the republican party. In each of them it has met the Encouragement, the opposition and the hostilities of the democracy. It is upon this additional evidence of the past four years, evidence that the republican party is the party of progress and the democ- racy, the party of inaction, retardment and fault finding, that the republican party again confidently appeals for public support of the presidentias ana state of- deals of 1904"
 Following this, the book takes up in con- seeutive order, the tariff, the prosperity the trust and industrial questions, labor and prices, wages the advance in prices, the money question, the record of the Cuban reciprocity, the Panama canal. ex- pansion and It's results, the record of the republican party, the work of the depart ments under the Mckinley and Roose- velt administrations merchant, marine, pension and pension laws, rural free de- livery irrigation. public lands and num- prous older subjects which are to be dis russed during the coming campaign.
 Sketch of Candidate.
 The book also contains a sketch of the life and work of President Roosevelt and of Senator Fairbanks, discussion of con- ditlons in the island territories of the United States the prosperity which has come to them under our control, the growing commerce between those islands and the United States, etc. discussion on the remarkable success of our diplo- macy in the east, series of chapters on the work of each of the executive depart ments during the terms of Presidents Me Kinley and Roosevelt and a chapter on the investigations into the postal frauds.