Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-22

! raw material prospers when he has q
great open market for his product at
prices that will amply repay him for
the labor and the investment which
represent the product and which he
has disseminated and scattered through
every household in the land.
That is the condition that is brought
about by republican times and re-
publican policies Of government en-
acted into republican laws. That Is
present to you tonight. Is there any
doubt Of it? Is there a doubt but what
that condition exists? Is there q man
idle In this community, or. so far as
you know. in this country because that
he cannot find in the scope of his
ability employment or occupation or
field of enterprise? If there Is not. is
not that to be taken as the criterion
of prosperity? And II there is not such
poverty. If there is not such lack OF
opportunity, then what conclusion
must we evidently reach? Is it not
that 1t Is due to the system and the
efficiency and the ability and the wis.,
dom of those who influence and control
conditions by the manner Of the en-
| actment OF the law and of it's enforce
ment? v not, then you must conclude
| ,hat the government mas mourning 10
90 WIFE prosperity.
WIN De deemed tiresome? VIII the
REMARKS De CONSIDERED nackneyed II i!
recall the memory of those Of you, and
| many or most Of you will remember. of
| the conditions that existed when WE
stood upon this platform in 1896 to
speak for the republican party, TO
speak for the same principles the same
polilicai doctrine that we speak Tor TO-
nlgnt. Iney nave not changed except
ina. some tnlnes tnat we tnen prom
lsed are now statutes. some Things That
were theh pledges o. platform are
now 'ne elelnent OF Dsnincent laws
unuer tne dement, OF wnicr you SIT to-
Iignt. ms Tor the republican party.
compare WIN the conditions that
exlsteo' as ! saia. when we stood here
far tbose desoima,s o tin aia' me rsIneuy
mi misery ~ a eraat nao,,Ia a,.so. am
with a cana citv ,,ith rat,,ras n...,"
when their canait,n,, ,,natna -.
every heart ana NC tn,d ~, 49, ~
remedy wo,,ld he fo,nS q. e..'.,,.,'s e
the co,,ntr,, "a tha hamas ~ ~
publicans. iAnn,ausa1 Won SiS Mt
ali believe us. The neon,o ~ Isaho
rejected the statement and voted nv
an overwhelming vote against The 70.
publican marty. Rut that saed raysr
If
untE the next season 81 varmina tior
and the sau grew little highar auI
the republican nrincinles ware ,,ttla
more evident to the minds ~ tho neo~
pie. and Won moved II down aga,n =,
1898. But that root stood IN the Ground
and sprang up again. and In tho snrinr
Of 1900 grew blossom and bore fruit
Since that, time n has commanded tho
respect. II has borne IT'S fruit q has
fed the people and Won are TO-DAY the
recipients OF its splendid onnortunfties
I could not refrain from th,,s occ,,nv-
ing your attention althourh know
that to MANY II il considered a drv ana
embarrassing subject. Rut lei me
warn Won don't fire ~ n navnr tive ~
telling II to your children Every pen-
eration must learn n. thew n,u.t ,eor,
1t from those generations who have
zone before them In the walks az life
Preach 1T. why. Won might az well
forget the creed or your faith and hone
for salvation as to forget those car
dinal principles Of government which
distinguish the American peon,e from,
the people OF empires ana kingdoms
f>pplause.) Re a self rnverninu nen.
nile II we arc prosnaror. ava rro.t