Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-30

Gus growth and development, the like
of which has never been witnessed.
either here or elsewhere.
our present degree Of wcll being:
the high individual average of pros
perity that prevails among us; the
success of our policies, at homo and
abroad. the exalted rank and pres
tge which the United states has at
tained among the governments of tn"
world; our general sense of security
and our hopeful outlook upon tho fu-
turc all are largely due. we confidently
affirm, in SO far az such things can
be attributed TO the operation OF po-
litical principles and policies. to Tn"
sound principns and tho wise policies
which tho Republican party has all
| along consistently maintained and
pursued.
We count as chief among them
these; Equal opportunity and equal
rights for all; ono law and ono justice
for tho rich and for the poor. for cap
ital and the asgregations OF capital,
for labor and the organizations OF 'a-
hor; protection to the products ~
American industry: sound money, and
foreign policy AZ once dignifiod and
discreet. over prepared to defend and
maintain tho national honor, but sole
itous to preserve the peace that IS
consistent with self-respcct
The Republican party is the party of
progress. It recognizes that tho constant
~ changing conditions Of social and
economic life require corresprndnglr
modified adaptations and applications u
tho furda mental law; but its poilcy, We
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