The Republican journal., 1910-10-20
me- National Campaign.

We amos the paramount issue Oh the
aid Os[ n,4need to single idea the cleo
d 1.,. Of November sth throughout the
t'''s s.ional Districts of the country
Cois''' mine whether the splendid rec
fil y .tSs republican party is to be en-
or 81 srl also the further programme,
d''ssl' ,5er the people will nullify Re-
Of VIZ o,licies. both accomplished and
pl'D.- and adopt the tenets of the
r.r5cr8ac party,
y.' s,ord Of the Republican party
ID. mast fifty years, and for particu-
I" mast thirteen years, with espe-
a' .-r.n,. to the work of the last
e' 4gs been repeated again and
- is familiar, or should be, to
s- rarr IL the country. And now
..as to the future rather than
-f The Republican programme
4.I stated by President Taft.
.o. Gorubfcans be successful in
Sd . L
their majority in the next
fsresenJatives, there is no
.,. will be tariff legislation
-..r .Qlded it can be shown
.-- -l aw can be revised with
+.7 .. PEOPLE of this country. 1t
.. ........ 90, that some law will
e.. .a7g to the rehabilitation
- Ne1ra Marine. 1t is under
ta. resident will urge some
-.....-.-. 81. strongly that his views
..- ..7.-. Cadoubtedly, too, there
~. -u. egslation embodying the
...-s. .-Ia the issuing of injunctions
.-. -h much misrepresenta-
., .-5r title class feeling. There
,,.7. r.r. legislation providing for
...#. sr. r-nts between interstate
,,5-. M there will also be further
-s-g providing for additional safe
tt au@0ers
Conservative measures will also be
sss 4i and he various projects will be
rv.a the attention they deserve.
AGAIN. r6e Sxty-second Congress, if
III. Nous should be Republican, would
,r.a--r.r Undertake the elimination
At ts- 3stsets IN our Banking and Cur
,-,ey ,vsteu based on the report of the
Yarr.ar lomuission. There are vari-
All, 81. .-e laws Of greater or less impor-
grr. .aJng to new Government for
Asss4 aat me strengthening of the an
thrust aS and possibly closer CONNER
ca PEA 5rs with Canada.
-u5 IS President Taft said in lis
New 9rk speech of October 1st:
"Ne une can read the list of measures
ac,-a ,5ssed and those proposed by
TIE aup.a Republican party and not
admit that the party is progressive in
t- highest degree. 1t is a list to be
r91a The Extraordinary achieve
ngt tbs Congress may fairly be
sail 10 -y part Of a great Republican
movement. is not the work Of the
Egs alone, or Of Congress alone.
It&ro .a- aorE Of one man, or of one
tclo ! all shared in the work, so
VI -.s share in the satisfaction of
asor same7t 1t is the work of Re-
p17s Z marks the rising tide of
Wg hal began at the end of
Dsr0.ls- raaic when William McKin-
Ky 9a5 -r ader and that continued
n@-g- rke two administrations of
la.. Lore 3oosa9elt.
"''s peculiarly a Republican distinc-
tor ---- ar party has been able to
-.s 0- tatute books far-reaching
Fn7sa gs.ation touching the very
'ias 4.vfs social and economic struc-
'~e aol ng5iving the country in fl
a2aas. -a---.
part. 81 true progress is not a
A. Vi aIlvalism 1t is not a party of
~.a.-.7ser'a's A progressive Re-
Flo4,a. Is "e who recognizes existing
a3 "G"-. tjs and who is in favor of
practice F. .,taite steps to eradicate
tt.c
'-a t..s eminent, so happily ex-
''s5a @l4ent Taft, can be agreed
o% ay united Republican party
'g'-.'i toantry. For, as oppos-
sY t-.ablican progress, is the
l''a-5 f ri. prmocratic party-frst,
''''- hfyng the much-wished
'=es ant secondly, applying in
wy" .aH aae-rines looking towards
,'D.s!ca' disaster and Individual ruin.
'' Sue "acratic literature of the
''t''gi, ari all the Democratic pa
F's VIZ fae oue idea most prominent
e.'9 lEe Usage of tariff bill for
only and destruction of the
e'''Fe policy which has done and is
NJ. 81 'aaet for the we'll being of the
'''' ana the prosperity of the people.
''' eHo-ee Of the voters then this fall
,'''y Congressional district is narrow
simple selection of fur
r, .s..e ct Rpublican progress or the
Nd -g'u'I'h Of Democratic obstruction
dr. s'' 1-Flon. 1t is not the question
,n method Or detail, for that we can we'll
H. " those elected to work out for
n, ts ~ the proper time and place.
n~ ny little to the general vo-
,s,. ..' Will be selected Chairman of a
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