Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-08-06
POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
AN ADDRESS TO VOTERS.
State Committee Urges
Activity Early and Effective.

position in such q controyerFy. 4, ,-..,-
them to maintain themselves agsins. -
pioyers having great capital. they -.
well unite, because in union ffs.s
strength and without II each it1iv;s,.'
Iaborer and employee would be belrls..
The promotion Of industris3 -.
through the instrumentslity q b. -.
agreement IL often one Of the result. =
such union when intelligently ocDdBr.ss
There IL large body Of laborers -
ever, skilled and unskiIled. who A. -.
organized into unions. Their rigbts -
fore the law are exactly the same a -.
Of the union men, and are 20 BE- pro.er.ss
with the same care and watchfulDessH
Bulwarked by this presentstion oftb.
state and national situations. the Rer-t-
iican State Committee Of Vernon, -.
presses ats belief that Republicanisu /,
Vermont and in the country 81 ls-rt !.
destined 10 move onward e reign !,
greater usefulness than has ever 1bs-.,-
terized the past, glorious ss that n.
been. But 81 the same time i urEss "a,
utmost activity all along the line A.
particularly IL desires this 10 uauess
itself in early and effective orgsuizstt,
in every town in the state. u fovr
committees at once get 70 work with "a.
purpose predominant Of getting ouf "A.
largest Republican vote possible. spr
and all assistance that the STATE Con.
mite can render viii be promptir tB,.
nisbed. In conclusion, the state cou-
mitfee calls attention 10 The sduisb,
contrast Of the two great parties e. q.
pressed in the Republican platform .
fol lows:
"Beyond all platform decls-,ias.
there are fundamental Differences betEe.
the Republican party and iis cid
opponent, which make the one worm
and the other unworthy Of putlic rue.
In history the difference between Deus,
rscy and Republication IL that The on
stood for debAsed currency, the othsr ir
honest currency; the one for free silve.
the other for sound money; the one IN
free trade. the other for protection: 10
one for contraction Of American MP
ence. the other for its expansion; tie on
has been forced to abandon every po-
fion taken on the great issues before %
people, the other has held and vineiaE,ss
all In experience, the dirsreno b.
tween Democracy and Republicsnisn :
means prosperity; one means low sgs.
the other high; one means doutt sss
debt, the OF her confdence and thrift i
principle. the difference bst~een Demos
racy and Repubiicanisn il that on
stands for vscillsfiOn and timiohy q
government; the other for strength EHi
purpose; one stands for obsirnciion- ~
other for construction; one promises, ~
other performs; one finds fault, The Oh
err finds work The present teDosnesd
the two parties are even more marked b
inherent differences The trend q
Democracy IL towards Socialism Whlh
the Republican party stands iof We snt
regulated indiyiduslism. Socialism voa1
destroy wealth Republication Eoa1
prevent its abuse. Socialism would e.r
an equality of possession which Wo1h
soon leave no one anything 70 posse
Republication would give equality O
opportunity which would sssurs n 60
his share of q constantly increasing snn
of possessions. In line with this te3e-
ency the Democratic party Of toohy hv
lieyes in Government ownership Eh-f
the Republican party believes IN Cover
ment regulation Ultimately Democ'Sq
would have the nation own The peopt
while Republicsnism would have TIE 30
pie own the nation.
THAD. NJ CHAPMAN,
EDw. ID. YELLING,
HARRY BLODGETT.
HOMER K. WRIGHT,