The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-08-25

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llaA jill LII u
why the Republican Party should
.rs. Re Successful in IN NpH e
mn Republican DonsfsssIo6Rl sOom-
mittee on June l for the best arti-
Iie III the subject = 1s1'AW why the RE-
pyhlieap PartAsHheelA Md < Bef4 asecess-
full in November" the committee
made the award to Frank AsRf1ick,
70 East SD Street. New York City.
Following is. the article in full:
,Is1E Is+.@ ThsDEMrty ofsExplihsi6i5
fEniTAeuTepubitcano party owns foHni4
Ad upon tsBi prificiples that ithiss gov
aGnmentstwasubsta tos'prUteet
for alfrtimes observation-disclosures
tunities .ofnewerys's individual from
Rbridgmentss~ rFhats pfiAciple ito has
successfully Il nlaia1tAiAed! II Through
the Civil siWart itscensecrated'' 1aare-
united TscUHntry; to4ree rand .ieqdal
American citizenshipifinIt hasa kept
thH, channels ofNtTnterstate Commerce
opeHnfor hlltand, through theaNa-
tiolalii Banking System.a the refund
fngsof5the national debt, resumption
Of ISpeciei ipaymehts, the gold stand
ard and the emergency currency law, !
has sustained the life current of ma
tionala integEityH aaEssI ,Ta5ss
If AS trustee of International wealth.
N1ahas linyestigated i, minshal regions.
surveyed iasi- deHalQpe waterways.
including titheaP Panama oanals; irEigatr
adj deserts, Conserved watersheds,
and husNaRAed then ppblies'- laAds.I
Protecting American Il lah0r5 by Eegu-l
lating immigration and by,takiRgs at.
the custom; honse, to- pay: American
taxessE foreigni capital snradvantage
from low wages itiihaSYpreserved; to
American industries the homel mar
hetF of eighty mil lions of fthe worlds
greatest consumers and so lailt the
surest basis -fer-American-c
ton in 1 fofeignre .maF ketsraliU Uniting
capital andrlabOr, thus, in a. common.
prosperity and common. source OHM
creased reward, it has created OPP
portunities, improved conditions of
employment, brought about a Higher
stanS1ards of living, andsnofe wide
spread distribution of wealth and
welIabeinga and made expansion
moral AS wellsas material sg &
Intrusted with insular possessions.
H-has- brought peace and -prng=.
ress, and provided for the extension
and protection. of American trades;
for the national defense, and for the
honorable discharge of the response
bilities Of : world greatness: Main-
tanning peace at home, with foreign
nations, and among them it has
given American rights and Ameri
can opportunities NEW meaning
throughout.sthe nation and through
cut thee world. a,ill5'i'a II :lsaaa~G
I.-The Party OF rProgfe and Pros
-rsr' sifssmrinaa pefieyq iro5os'ttl; q
Promising progress and prosperity,
II has BEEN politically, It.
kasanevefnhad a candidate ofia set-l
ton, prejhdice, Or class, nor aiplat-i
foffaa OF Hegation, = scheTlS of srepuli-
alton, sprbgrafn of}scuttie,.0 orHodoc-
erinep of ,4espHirlTaIt has never dent
itselfss6 aadefiand for fdwolution,it0
be follbw6d' by reaction ana retf0grese
sion, lift Aasi.bt6odr oar7H q for ev0lutfUn
byscensy8nt; fssteady sTeHadIn oenauring
PROGRESS Finding trusts, sgfant- born,
fioHriyhing under supp6sed conflict 0f
stAtes and hatfonaliilaw, the tdoub1@
prohibition dof,l existence serving, but
to fbBteristheir development, iti'h&s
never; iifii8n q ateefnptF 70 destroy
trusts, awithdrawn,s fn state or n&tion,
the protection Of Law from property,
but has, through executive investigal
tfon and RESORT to then COURTS re-
solved the conflict which had siienCed
law and given trusts existence. v1sE
I 1t has never proposed to advance
American workingmen ana American
institutions by banishinE American
Industries and building UP those iof
other lands, and scorned to insult
labor with an illusory promise OF ima
munfty from law Yet 1t passed the
Puer Food Law ana the Employers
Liability law, secured equal accom-
modations on railroads, aided agri-
culture, created civil service, estab-
lished free rural mail delivery, re-
duced foreign postage and increased
pensions Continuing Its naturally
marked-out progress, 1t will keep it's
pledges of tariff readjustment, cur
rency reform ana development of the
merchant marine, and make the Unit
ed States the financial centre as ftahas
made 1.-THE Industrial centre Of 9the
world. s. ss's' ;'is1.izs; vssiairesl8
III.Arh2 hstr1ctise Party.=alTt
Organizes the National sfi5
the evolution byfMhfeAa party
kdveffiiiien has vbec0iae I4hes Hxtsat
c6ndsslf ffutidfaf ni&f h6d' 6F .seGJrin srHs
sponsibility to the people, the FerHb-
ncAh paF4ynhag 6etAmesa hen ztradi-.
ffonaT TeDTsSEpIaTfvE I'M the 7emu!