Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-07-15
|lYION GR|[[S REPUBLICAN,
 l P0LIC|ES

.rre .mly 9.-Following is the
 Permanent Chairman Clayton
 t...rr toe democratic nation.
 lu today:
 .....lu and Fellow Democrats.
 ... ynu for the honor you
 YI upon me.
 Dcnocratic year. Demo
 .... t.c now popular. Doct-
 .... taught by our party and
 ..I. 1ur opponents are now
 .....I of their own. Meas
 ....... of Democratic origin |
 ...ricdlv advocated ny the !
 ., Republican party. It IS l
 .9r,bistic to declare pri-
 .... Go be indefensible or
 ...t transportation compan- .. T., fcgulated and controlled
 Former questioning of
 ... u, bare majority Of the
 ..r. in the income tax case
 .. .r heard, because of the .. uf the ycncmcnt and em- ..uuuciation of judges and .. ... 'hat have shocked the
 demand for the revision
 .. i. no longer threat to
 . industrial system. Trusts
 ., tolerated even by the .... uf'v. We need not now
 .Ic list of Republican ad .... promises for election pur-
 The Republican party has marked progress in promises to ....r and much greater progress ... -rf.h interests and special .s.I Thi. party. guided by eX- ..'. .ud campaign necessity, I this year on Democratic r. li it is apparent recent pro i. q. .pu'inue it does not re- .r-, great sweep of the imagin. T. .rr written into n Republican nr Glr years hence those i'm .. V.ri. of Thomas Jefferson a night. Co all, special privilege' ae
 Republican Stewardship.
 .s Rurhlican party having ha' ..r,r,I of the Federal Govern |, flor more than a decade must giv' ,...Un, af its stewardship. Its pre- aa. claims. largely without founda and largely exaggerated will no .re Let honest investigation revea bad and defective laws passed h. | party: vicious policies maintained brn, rejected: the recent panic an eoa.equences: promises broken; dis na,iou practieed; incompetenc lis,.ei bv its failure to meet urgen Ilir needs: and exhibiting this IT |pe,enty by the appointment Q Ike,ing commissions for the allege pose of advising that party so Ion eonirol and of sucn boasted legisl' ' wisdom what legislation is requi by ,he country. Against the K biran party, SO degenerated an Nv. IS capable. determined. hone' noeracy. in sympathy with all ju ,lr demands. and confidently askir i,. behalf the candid public judg nl To the judgement the issue mu committed. and we unhesitating unit our cause Co that fine and trl se for the right that we know al guisnes ,he American people. h this quadrennial contest N o.eyelt has identified himself wi ! Taft. MT. Taft has identified hl { with Mir. Roosevelt. The Repub party has inseparably identified { b together. To praise one you m' AiSe inc other; to criticise one IS iicise his pursuing shadow. And must say. if it should appear to a e that in noting and denounci uses and failures on the part of esent administration any license Sumed, urge the impossibility larating the present occupant Of hte House from his own anoin e.
 The Name of Roosevelt.
 lt has been made evident in lnaing campaign that the Republics Il seek to coniure with the name Iosevelt and will rely upon the Pr |ni's policies as a prized asset: fes!dent has advertised himself E policies with a frequency and at that surpasses the best efforts or |fewdest press agent. A distinguis Fpublican, a former cabinet onl Dee publicly proclaimed the Presid be the greatest exponest of the advertising the world has kno De country has been told and not lwed to forget that, in his opln E energies have been devoted to of many high purpc ld tha. his work is yet incomplete so only because his undertak ere too vast to be carried to sue bring his term of office. "My |es' must continue. So t0e cham these would transfer office and to his favorite cabinet mini hd his spear is to have a fellow. |retense is that the fight must g |nder the leader designated by |htil the last foe shall have suri ped or lies inglorious in the dust.