The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-10-31
National Republican Ticket
For President
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT.
For Nice-President
JAMES SCHO0LCRAFT SHERMAN.
TIcket
why We PREFER TAFT.

Reasons are not lacking among loyal
republicans and thoughtful indepen.
d.nt voters why they have made up
their minds to cast their vote for
Judge TAFT next Tuesday. All have
followed his career with interest for
years, have applauded his policy In
the Philippines, in Cuba, and on the
Isthmus; they have read his campaign
speeches, SO logical, fearless and sen.
sible, and now they are proud to be
able to give him their support ia put.
cling him In the highest place Of honor
that the United States can bestow
upon a citizen Ia the irst place all
want him because he is a republican.
The republicans have been doing
things fJr years 10 every line of public
work aud al want them to continue,
Especially Is this true OF the laboring
man for, as Taft says: "Never in the
history OF this country has there been
an administration that has p .ssed
more measures directly In the interest
OF the laboring classes than the present
republican administration. The bust.
ness men support MIR. Taft because
they have seen him at work and like
his methods He Is no cratic dream.
er like Bryan who thinks lac can re-
generate the world by propounding a
few schemes, the details OF which he
Is unable TO furnish but which he Is
sure viii work out Of themselves. No
sooner had Bryan proposed the state
guaranty OF tan.: deposits than Mr.,
Taft saw the folly and unpracticability
OF the scheme and demonstrated plain
ly that IL would put a premium on
reckless banking and would bc an In
.ducement to reckless banking.
The soldier Of the Spanish war has
"a warm loyal spot in his heart for Mr..
TAFT. In speaking Of that war the lat.
ter said, "a life lost, or health lost, In
that war entitle the loser to exactly
The same gratitude that the country
feels toward those who lost their lives
or health in The civil war" We place
Taft, The judge, above Bryan, the
lawyer; Taft the governor, colonizer
and diplomat above Bryan, the mere
traveller and lecturer; and above all
do we admire Taft, the calm, Deepen.
!dable doer OF the nations work rather
than Bryan, the cratic schemer This
aast point OF view is the all essential.
Taft himself recognizes 1t In the fol-
lowing quotation from one of his
speeches. The question before the
people to settle Is whether the reme-
dies which the republican party has
adopted and is carrying out under
Theodore Roosevelt, shall be con.
tinued; whether the confidence which
the public has In the republicans and
which the business men have In the
republican party, and those who are
willing 10 invest their capital, have In
the republican party, shall be ayaled
OF by the people OF this country in
order to bring back the prosperity that
we have had or whether we shall turn
over the government to a party that
has been doing everything by turns
and nothing long, that in 1896 pro-
posed not revision OF the tarfI, not
any other remedies, but TO scale down
our debts by adopting silver dollar
that was worth so cents 10 order TO
bring about prosperity which their
leader said was impossible"