Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-08-11

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m m sna syary c, ana NIX Who loyes the
lug mus NC p,ouu ~ s .o ,'m -
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t Wei, OF ies' mD.nns un irna MN
srSI, nnasnr, ona ns des orr eyes
MET ha San, " stao dIInp rnon the nrassnt
n% uv Sept ,.a ~ upum a ~, .ue ,nr,s 80
ANU ,hao LOT ~, W. n"Ne s'e satia .ss
10 man ever peiore mas ia'ieh 70 'ne
h1 Tu VI hai ... 800. -. 49,. 90
o,ln man r,nS p~S h ms ~ o1 a Tosn men
snas wen 49, wS w., ,o w ,ha ,oas,s
90 r.,,,io,atras mnst ,,np ~ tho nIain
table Of common men Riches are not
Incident Of Justly ordered society ana
Fuil emnlovmcnt for eyerybodv. fair
distr,h,tion ~ eyeryhodv' nrotecfion for
the weak, and a check upon the strong
these ought TO be the watchwords of
the Marty The square deaT' ia now A
ALWAYS the noblest expressIon OF COW
ernmentai nurnoses
wealth is lighting hard for nm undue
share OF the nro6fs of labor Great
wealth. IA nressinp small wealth and In.
diyIduai wealth 10 the wall with weapons
that modern industrlalism should no
more tolerate than modern warfare
toierates poisoned bullets The nation
was founded upon the ASSUMPTION that
in full. free and fair competition each
man would receive his lust dues. Col
rival theory in our sO pTbc pGn hut
as vet we have not courted socialism In
general production. 1t must he manifest
between competition and cooperation and
equally clear that those who either ac.
lively or passively aid the forces OF
monopoly or combination are the real
doubted that IL we must choose between
monopoly or dominating combination
of selfish individuals or Corporate inter-
we are as sure to adSpt the latter eI as are
the seasons to come aud go.
N..a E,.I.s. I.,d.S,
Neeo rear'ess leadership.
This t,.r "a our rron,em fra, % .,
resniate nnh,ic utiIity romnoniss - that
aoed service win no rendcred for n ranS.
Noble charge, and that neither shipper
INSTRUMENTATION dSr Az ' have aIr 5%Si,y' oh.
u nas.na ,his ara. srrnaSsoS IN di3,,uItv
any that we have ever encountered we
have been feeling our way along touch
have not had the courage to 60 to the
have in some respects unfairly dealt
with common carriers Without giving to
commerce. the fuIl relief that IL right.
fully asks at our hands: second I'm the
vast field of prIyate industry and enter
prise TO preserve the competition we
bas b sa Eliminated by monopoIy ' and
Combination natl ' " 'p'' N
10 do this will reouire ALL the penius
Of the American mind and all the patri,
otIsm of the American heart. No tim
orous soui who has friends ON both
sides and fears their displeasure can
successfully meet such an emergency.
alone 10 tSe no kaynote "a nrosneritv can
reach the desired end
Rroadminded fearless renresentatives
who stand Ear apart from the interests TO
above the clamor Of nreiudice upon me
ether nre nodded pou, ns thay were mover
needed before, and il is for the repub.
lican party to supply these men for the
public service
Rights of property must be fully protect.
cd and the profts Of capitaI must be gen
erously recognized, for both are essen
tial 70 the 1rogress OF the world we
nil know. however that in the EFFORT TO
determine inst where the line of repula-
fion shall he drawn honest Judgment will
oftentimes hang in the balance, and when
money. the beneit Of he doubf 'eA' "''
Conservation.
The republican party is profoundly i'm.
nressea with tba pnacsssi1y ~ cnns.ryino
pn natu Wh Resources o mlv rn tbis
bnt for future generotions The Govern
ment of the limited states is st1II the
gunner 10 vast fnroats an5 tbaH .bonjd
he So used That tbeS viii nerSorm the
dorhIa dnfu ~ sunniyiro tho naanIa NTH
inmbar and ~ ragnIatinS The pow 40 Our
running ming waters waters: ,o,o,. :, -. ,..n,.
and thew sbonId NOT no a,iowod to mss
for mere pittance into the hands of
io'tune hunters
Primary Elections.
Tn concIusiop allow mo n word with
respect TO the way in which tbe voters
can best accomplish their ends in gov.
eminent Ours ia in tbe main n ,nr,-
sentative form Of Organized society. ,The
SELECTION of renreseniotIyes 10 therefore
the corner stone of the governmental
structure. The potency of politicnl mar.
ties substantially transfers the influence
Of party candidates, and therefore, II this
Is to be a government for the people. OF
the people, and by the people, we must
pportunIty to J join in the selection Of the
party candidates.
Faith and confidence on the part Of the
people In their representatives are abso-
istratlon OF public affairs, and general
participation In the selection Of officers
affairs. -, -,
conditions which surround us it is not
only wise, but necessary niece TO increase the
the individual voter. Senators OF the
United states are now elected nv lepIsla-
turpa They oupht IN no elected nv III
rect vote and earnestly hone that n
viii not no long before Iowa wIII have n
chance m rati9v nm amendment 70 The
constitution recurring senators to be 80
eIactad W
haiIeve TINT our nrJmorv tov .bor,b
be amended NOT FOR the nmr5ose OF weak
enIng n INT for Tho nnrnose ~ Strength.
enips a. and oivIna Eli more .ntbnsity
IN The voters ~ The stata r. thar nrI,nnI
cenaritv While we "re wait,ns far ths
anendno,t tn IN" cons,,tniion s,,nw
the naonle to choose Their senator's We
CON ciosaiv onnrnonh tha das,rad oh,a..
hy nronar cbangas In +ba nrimarv In