The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-24
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The4Republican party worthy q
support because
It has fulfilled every government OBJ
legation.
1t has made it possible for he Unit
ed states to borrow money cheaper
than any other country on earth.
1t has always kept platform
pledges and never attempted to gain
power by false appropriations.
1t has never advocated a policy that
would tarnish the good name of the
country.
1t has kept inviolate and entire the
honor Of h flag.
1t has always toe for the protec-
ton of American Industries.
1t has always opposed free trade.
1t has always been a d~ebt-paying,
not a debt-creating party.
Ii benefits all classes-laborer, farm
er, producer, manufacturer and every
citizen that desires to make an honest
living.
It prefers to encourage the manu-
@facture Of new products in the United
States rather than import them from
abroad.
1t looks upon the whole world as it's
legitimate market.
It recognizes 40 sectional lines, but
benefits all parts of the country: north,
south, east and west.
It never did believe in a fifty-cent
dollar. and saved the country from
tina calamity.
1t does not believe in fomentins
class hatred.
1t does not want American work
men to try to live on the low wages
paid in Europe
1t believes hat free rad labor is
not as well paid as protected Dor.
1t does not believe in war, but when
war must De fought, it makes it short,
sharp and decisive.
1t believes in subordinating parti-
sanship to patriotism.
1t believes in the encouragement OF
American commerce.
1t believes tina international treaties
have the force OF law.
1t is opposed to the alienation of any
part of American territory.
1t never made an unfortunate in
vestmen in real estate.
1t believed in the annexation OF Ha-
wall in spite Of Democratic opposition.
1t believes in discussing real issues
without creating fictitious ones.
1t believes in he expansion rather
than the diminution of territory
1t prefers prosperity to panic.
1t believes that the best one in
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people of the United States.
1t honorst the army Which with honor
upholds the American flag.
1t is the missionary, not the miser,
Of liberty.
1t believes that the farms n foun-
dries of b country need the bound
less markets OF the Orient.
1t prefers to end money to other
nations rather than borrow from
them. .
1t does not shirk duty because timid
souls believe the task to be hard.
1t V declared hat any war in
which the country was engaged was a
failure.
1t doe not believe in furling the flag
in the face of the enemy.
1t has placed the currency of the
country on a sound basis.
1t has increased:both the domestic:
n foreign demand for~tFe% products OF
the shop and farm. -@ST7G~.
1t has rescued ten millions Of people
from the imperial n despotic rule of
Spain.
1t has secured the control of the
Pacific which will be the theatre of
the worlds greatest commercial &C
tivity in the immediate future.
1t is the only party with definite
principles and beliefs.
1t has no apologies to make for past
mistakes, nor does it take its princi-
pies con hand from it's opponents.
1t is the party of progress. hope and
aspiration.
1t looks to the future. not to the
past; does things rather than talks
about them.
1t develops hat the Honorable Henry
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