Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-19

bia. and other enactments designated especially to improve the conditions or labor. l cannot nope to better state my position on injunctions than by specific endorsement of Mir Taft's Gin cinnati declaration on that subject. That endorsement l make.
 As nation our duty compels that by every constitutional and reasonable means the material and educational condition of the eolored race be ad- vanced. This We owe to ourselves us well as to them. As the result of Q course of events that can never be re versed. they are part of our ciyiliza- ton; their prosperity is our prosperi- ~: taelr debasemsnt would be our misfortune. The Republican party, therefore, will offer every encourage ment to the thrift, industry and intel ligence that will better their prospect of higher attainment.
 believe in the maintenance of such h navy as win be the guarantee of the protection of American citizens and American interests everywhere, and an omen of peace; that at every eX- posed point we may be so fortified that no power on earth may be tempt ed to molest Us. I believe Tn tue res toration of the American merchant marine and in rendering whatever f. n2ncial aid may be nece ssary to ac- ccmplish this purpose.
 ! approve the movement for the con seryation of our natural resources; tae fostering of friendly for slga rsld- tions; the enforcement of our ciyll service law; and the enactment of such statutes as will more securely and more effectively preserve the pub lie health.
 Our platform, ss it should do. pledge adherence to the policies ot President Roosevelt: promises to con tinue the work inaugurated during his administration. to insure to persons and property every proper safeguard and all necessary strengthenings of administrative methods will be pro yided to furnish efficient inspection and supervision, and prompt fighting Of every injustice, discrimination and wrong.
 nave not touched upon every plank of our splendid platform, but l reiterate my full and unqualified ap- Eroval of it's every promise.
 emphasize as my party's creed and my f9ith that in legislation and administration favor should be extended to no class, no sect, no race no section as opposed to another. To foster class hatred, to foster diseon- tent is un-Rapublican and un-Ameri- can. Our party stands on the declac [ tiCn that all men are created with equal rights and it will have no part ih the enactment or execution of any law that does net apply alike to all good American / citizens: whatever their calling or wherever they live. Ii will allow nc man in our land to have advantage in law over any other man It offers no safeguard to capital that is nOU guaranteed to labor; no protec ton tO the workman that is not in sured to his employer. It would offer to each and to both in pursuit oi health and happness and prosperity ey cry possible advantage.
 The work that haS Oeen given the Republican party to do has been oi immense importance. Much of that work has been fully accomplished; some has yet to be completed. Re publican declarations once in our plat form and no longer there, are omitted because they have become accom- plished facts. On. the other hand Dem Ocratic declarations have been aband oned because the voters have pro nounced them to be unwse and un safe and unsuted to our times and our . country.
 'Shall the people ruIe?" is declared by the Democratic platform and can didate to be the overshadowfng issue ." no wunder discussion" It is no issue. Surely the people shall rule surely the people have ruled; surely the people do rule. No party rules The party, commissioned by the peo pie, is simply the instrument to exc. cute the peoples will, and from that party whiCl does not obey their ex , pressed will, or which lacks the wis, 1 dom to lead successfully, the people will withdraw their commission. | For half a century, with but two exceptions, the people have co1imis- stoned the Republican party to sd- minister the national government: :: { commissioned it because its declared