Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-08-26

| P"t ny experience, unmindfnI 80 az.
MISTRESS and destruction thai .,,;nn Wv.
ana departed with the last Domon,a,ii
suh'hlstratlon, declare in ,hoi, ,ja,
FORM that they favor sucb ttin,n H..
.''o'on OF schedules as NAV
oo necessary to restore tae tarig %
revenue basis" "revepue basis -
tarih Tor revenue only ultimate
Tree trade'-all have n, idon,;aai
meaning; that meaning heinz On aa
.aut upon American Industries. an AT.
,ack upon the American wage scale. n
'essen'hg demand for the products Of
american soil and American toll. less
"ork, less pay, less Of the necessa rieA
OF ana comforts Of life. In tho Iobt
OF history, what issue Of the campaign
NO vitality affects American citizens,
experience, that effective teacher--ef.
'ectiVe save with the one.man power
| no" Parading under the title of the
democratic party-nas taught the Ma.
ton valuable lesson and the resuI,
OF the coming November election will
once more prove the American people
TO DC apt scholars. What the laborer
OF the land, skilled and unskilled, de.
slres is the opportunity at all times TO
exchange his brain and Drawn for good
pay IN good money. A protective tariff
ana the gold standard, both now the
existing achievements Of the Republi
can party, in spite Of Democratic oppo.
sitIon, give the laborer that oppor.
tunity.
The Republican party believes in the
equality Of all men before the law;
believes in granting labor's every re-.
quest that does not seek to accord
rights to one man denied 10 another.
Fairminded labor asks no more. no
less, and approves the record Of the
Republican party because Of that
party's acts.
| ! have helped to make my party =
record in the enactment Of the Eight.
hour Law, the Employers Liability
Act, the statutes to minimize the haz
ard OF railroad employees, the Child
Labor Law for the District OF Colum.
bia, and other enactments designed
especially to improve the conditions Of
labor. ] cannot hope to better state
my position on injunctions than by q
specific endorsement Of Mr.. Taft's Gin
cinnati declaration on that subject
That endorsement | make.
AS Nation our party compels tina,
by every constitutional and reasonable
means the material and educationa
condition Of the colored race be ad
vanced. This we owe to ourselves n,
well as TO them. As the result of Z
course Of events that can never be re
versed, they are a part of our civiliza
ton; their prosperity is our prosperity
their dcbasement would be our mis-
fortune. The Republican party, tnere
fore, will offer every encouragement L
the thrift, industry and intelligence
that will better their prospect o.
higher attainment.
] believe in the maintenance Of sucl
an army, the upbulding Of such nav!
rs will be the guarantee Of the protec
ton Of American citizens and Ameri
can Interests everywhere, and an ONE
of peace; that at every exposed poin
we may be no fortified that no powe
on earth may be tempted 20 modest u,
I believe in the restoration Of Ia
American merchant marine and in rem
dcring whatever financial aid may b
necessary TO accomplish this purpose.
! / approve the movement for the con
servation Of our natural resources
the fostering Of friendly foreign relS
tons; the enforcement of our Civ
Service Law; and the enactment o
such statutes as will more securely an
more effectively preserve the publ
health.
Il Our platform, ms il should do, pledge
adherence to the policies of Presiden
Roosevelt; promises 90 continue th
work insugurated during ais admins
iration, 10 insure to persons and PROF
erty every proper safeguard and a
necessary strengthening Of administri
tive methods will he provided to flu
nish efficient inspection and supervisio
and prompt righting Of every injustice
/. discrimination and wrong
ii | have not touched upon ever
i plank of our splendid platform, br
/ reiterate my full and unqualified al
prevail of its every promise.
| emphasize as my party's cree
: and my faith that in legislation and az
ministra,ion favor should be extende
= 10 no class, no sect, no race, no sectio
n ns opposed 10 anOtncr. 10 iuHt'' 'i"'
/, hatred. to foster discomfort, is un-R
\ publican and un.Ameriean. Our part
> stands on the declaration that all me
!. are created with equal rights and
will have no part in the enactment
n execution Of any law tnat does NJ
!. apply alike to all good American cit
zens: whatever their calling or whe
n ever they i've. II will allow no ma
: in our land To- have advantage IN Ia
4 over any other man. II offers no SAT
n guard to capital that is not guara
4 teed to labor; no protection to the wor
man that il not insured to his emplo
. or. II would offer to each and to Dol
v in pursuit Of health and happiness al
4 prosperity every possible advantage
T. The work that has been given u
n Republican party to do has been
- immense Importance. Much OF Tn
> work has been fully accomplishe
~ some has yet to be completed. Il
!. nublican declarations once in our pla
- form and no longer there, are omitt'
IS because they have become aeeompiis
"a sao,s On the other nand, Dem