The Detroit times., 1908-09-05
G. o. p. CAMPAIGN
ORATORS IN OHIO
LAUD RECORD
tCon,inu.d from Page onsJ

nled power FOR the correction ~
abuses. IL stands iH strikirE ~oHtlaF'
10 the record OF Naclllation end lnAptI-
tude presented by the ehlet oppo''hs
party 100 .,r,aon,
call 10 the defense 90 popular ylAhNs'
We look carefully 10 see Mo toHru-
tute the new patriotic army into WAoso
keeping We are asked 10 tlrh over - sHs
destinies Of thisl k.eat hhI.oH' t ny
/ pie Rule" RHd the demand helAor
/ The government shall remain mere
| business asset OF faVor-sreklns COT
porations' are not impressive, TnSh
| many hall and 81 other essential al
I lies. The army opposing ~ eannot
pass muster either as one of defense
1 or Of salvation. and We may Well pause
before We permit H. despite ~ ooas'
! OF adel!ty, 20 garrison 0ut INSTITUTIONS
Mr.. 1sn's Candidacy.
No one more than desires 70 see "a
! ininistration pGrged OF every selhsh
Lalut. 10 have fair and ilnparia1 avs
| faithfully executed. 70 get I'd Of every
vestige OF special privilege at the eN-
pense OF public interest, ~ Noerate
trade from unjust encroac hments' ~
1 puffy our electoral methods ana 20
maintain honest representative gov
+ eminent And II IS because II his 10y
4 atty TO these ideals. because OF MS
abroad sympathies and his rare equip
I
ence. because tested IN the olihcu ~
/ fields OF judicial and administrative
work he has proved his oual!ty by emf ,
nent service. because OF MS varied
/ learning his acquaintance with az.
fairs. his respect for constitutions
/ government and hts capacity intelli :
gently and Justly TO plan ana olreet
/ necessary reforms that I most earnest
/ ~ support the candidacy OF VIM. How
ard Ten.
Rooseyelt'. Administration.
II Is easy for those who are free OF
its responsibilities 10 critieise admins
tration, and criticism o.
and stimulating Mr.. Bryan Is an elo-
publican party Is known 10 all. and
the American people Will neither be
confused nor nlisied by adroit thrust
ment may be trusted TO maintain q
proper sense OF proportion and -
make iust estimate OF the work
which has been accomplished.
The business OF the great national
departments has been In worthy and
competent hands The mention alone
OF the names OF Hay, Root and Tart
orable conduct Of aGairs IN which all
our citizens lake just prloe The dig
nifty and honor OF the nation nave
been maintained and troublesome DIFF
ncuItles have been adjusted with an
access OF prestige. And every Ameri-
can has been gratifed BY the posses :
sion O, world wide influence attaine
by the president by reasonSboth OF his
personal qualities and because OF the
distinction In our international rela-
lions - the administration % which
he has been the head
Revision OF the Tariff
Both parties demand revision or
the tariff. But they diner In the prin-
ciple and aim OF such revision. The
Republican party stands for the pollcy
OF protection. II maintains Us his
standards OF living and OF the Ameri-
can scale OF wages. The Democratic
party seeks. as Mr.. Bryan CONSTITUTES Its
platform, 70 overthrow protection ana
10 establish "A revenue tariff Instead
OF readiustment OF protective rates
and fair arrangement or schedules
consistent with the long establ ished
policy OF the country under which our
trade has been developed and our In
dustrial activities have attained their
notable expansion, he insists on an
overthrow OF the entire system or pro-
lection thus threatening the dlsloca
ton OF trade and the most serious dis
turbapce OF Industry lie seeks not
-tarin revision but terin revolution.
The Democratic platform proposes 10
place upon the free list articles cor
INTO competition with those cnntrol ~
by the trusts" But when Mr. TAFT
points out that IL such a course We're
dnstructive 10 the trusts IL would GER
tainly destroy the smaller competitors
OF the trusts. Mir Bryan r"pli"S, with
Chara cteristic ease. that ne has other
remedies FOR the trusts and that -
may not be necessary 10 use this one
after all What becomes Of the Qufs-
ton OF the essential Justice OF the pro
posal and what part is 81 10 play In the
Immediate revision
Bryan's Remedies for Trusts.
When. however we consider those
other remedies that are proposed Tor
the trusts. We find ourselves journey
ing in a land 90 dreams Again the
magician Of 1896 waves his wand. AT
"A stroke difficulties disappear and the
complex problems OF modern business
are forgotten In the fascination of the
simple pauatea. Ana as the free coin
age OF silver in the ratio or 1G To
was To destroy the curse OF gold so the
new found specific of equal perfection
is TO remove the curse OF lndusttIA pp
preston. The delusion of 1908 Is com
parable only 10 that OF IL years ago.
Guarantee 90 Hank Deposits.
The plan proposed by the Democratic
platform TO provide Tor guarantee OF
bank deposits is also open To serious
oh lection. Mr.. Taft promptly pointed
ont It's weakness, and Mr.. Bryan de-
spite his skill. has been unable enec-
lively TO answer his CRITICISMS. The
plan proposes 10 make the honest aud
prudent banks meet losses for which
they arc ia no way responsible
Attitude Towards Labor.
The Republican party has been so
licltous OF the rights OF labor Mr.
Taft IL clearly rlKnt WUen NJ saw Nuht
mot since the beginning OF the gov
eminent has any other national ad-
done 80 much Tor the
cause OF labor by the enactment ar
legislation as has Theodore
Roosevelt and the Republican congress
elected 10 sit during his term OF othce.
And u Is to the Republican party
under IT'S wise and experienced leauef
ship that we must look Ia the present
GTTE5TTTrv ,r-f,sEtsF41E-zt1tta ne =te-tAes csc
ends IT Is not n time Tor nostfulns
or FOR the rule OF party which pro-
poses them.
Taft, the Accomplished.
The speaking closed with az ad-
iress by Senator Bcveridge.
Senator Beveridge said IN tbs
course OF his speech.
-Me are midway In am historic move
nent for righteousness written INT.
n " shall that movement be carried
,ut. OF wrecked? It's concrete express.
sion Is the Roosevelt policies. Shali
hey he saved or LOST Had the about-
'acers In both parties who now are
,owerIess succeeded. they could NOT
nave wrecked the movement. but only
rave DELAYED II. For the people would
rave gathered Roadway again untll
heir purpose was worked out.
Hat extrnYagant schemes ana emo
ional agitators can wreck IL. The rev
,lutfon would have failed had iinprac
icable men been In command instead
u the cautious and wise, yet daring
md determined Washington. MANY y
at IN