Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-11

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- 10 expect . never o~asinx sxitstioa
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saisioas. We look Tor IL and are pre-
pared Tor n. We knos shat To d.
Nth Il and about II.
when. hoxe,.r. S,x-,n,srr,,,..
foree asserts itself inside of III. ~
publican party. when men p~rutessinl
adherence 10 the -cardiasi principi,
Ut protection" align themselves viii
the enemies n that policy and under
tale 10 force upon che party In powe
the tearing nm al oar sy.,em n a,
IN protection. the sitnztion nrsx.,,,
aspects N unususl xv.xtty and ,m
porssnce. II calls sor e.mest soos,d
Grafton and oils. action a. ,hs mar
of those Sho have mn psrmistea ,hsm
selves 10 be carried Out ur.o. the -.v,
II "tan6 reform" into the sea a nm,
iIess turmoil and industrial ssorm I
calls for q speciac answer 10 the oues
items:
What Is the urgency for txrtR m
vision
|. What are the defects. ineuaslt,Ie
and abuses of the existing tari6 Inv
that clamor 10 loudly far ratification
What are the unjust conditions M,
existing which demand ..remediaI Ter
is~iation" that Ia only another nam
for wholesale tariff changes,
What condition. what state n
things exists nov. In the nrst mont
II the year 1906, that did mn, exis
seven months ago. when the repub,l
can national convention pl.ir.d ,tsei
anew 10 the continuance az m. nol,c,
of protection. pledged itself IN unde,
take tariff reyislon only when condl
tions existed that should imperat,yel,
require such revision fur the hest goo,
Of the whole country.
What condition EXISTS TO-DAY thu
did not exist In the poiiticai' esmpaiv,
which iegsn With the nssemsI, of, Tins
convention In June and ended viii
the verdict NJ the peopIe nj the ba,lo
box on the eighth OF November last
During that eampairu. nof nm. x.r,
was uttered By the thousands a
speakers employed In the r.publica,
cause that pointed toward the teariu,
up Of the present tariff Law. On IN.
contrary. the republican campaign wa,
rightly and wisely conducted mon IN,
wisdom. the effectiveness. the bene
flcience of republican tariff polieie.
and republican tariff legislation.
The voters Of the United State,
were asked 10 choose between IN,
party of tarinf destruction and tb.
party Of tariff maintatnence. The,,