The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-18
.CiWPiIGN BFGINS ~ ono.
secretary wilson and warren Harding
Address Republicans AZ kentOR.

! TuI EDO. Ohio. Sept II The Republican
State campaign opened AZ ksnton to-day
with a parade watche-i by Is. 600 folks, and
speeches by James Wilson Secretary of
Agriculture. who represented President
Taft and Warren q. Harding. Republican
candidate for Governor Both SECRETARY
Wilson and Mr. Harding were enthu-
| slastiCallv received
Mr. Wilson said IN part
For hah century we have had Re
| puhhran policies when The party came
into power there were few railways. few
factories and little population IN the West
The Western country Welded grams and
meat, Abundantly. bt1 there were no mar
kets beyond the requirements of new set
tiers The people W-T- intelligent and saw
at once that home markets were needed.
II cost too much To send crops - Europe
We wanted shops. FORCES. factories and We
got them by encouraging them pro
te,'iV" system Was adopted that made a
hom" market into which the outside world
has wanted to enter ever since The Re
publican policy then vac to give protect ION
equal 20 the difference between the cost Of
production ~ home and abroad
While We were building NJ our mani
featuring system the public lands were
being given TO the paople. whioh resulted
IN very cheap food for many years. not
very trNUtAbtF 10 tte farmers bNldinE
transportation lines to The Nissz-ipp'
NaI.e' and beyond oTen'nR mines and
tn,rra-ug manufactures Tp-I lifted ia com
plot" settlement ~ the lands IA the humid
regions % our country and has greatly
in'r"a- s'd population IA all No'ations until
home I"fu and Tor food products - - Rreat
that prices are higher than they have been
HE farmers during all thes- Years have
~ -tained the protective system because II
maintained home market for their prod
u~t- They paid more for their factory
goods. but they were made az home and
the maker bought farm crops Nov II 10
proposed 70 let farm products come IA
free "r a. lower rates
IN" firmerS Of 'hs country had low
prices for their cror-. while free lands
were 20 - had Tor taking up Tho farmer
"uhur-d h,sh prices for factory goods
while these industries Nsrs b-ing devel-
y'lupsd and 'he West being Settled
n now costs him more than II do before
ho land investment " greater aud tabor
costs much more l. he now 'n ~ put
IA ~" -arue class ss farmers IN new ad-
'ar"n' countries and sell his goods in an
0rsu market m rompe' ition with ptonoeru
Of other lands' We hal experience bs-
tween Is,y and 1897 aiong that line Til.
factory lost - ru-forpsrr because goods !
made h"Ap"r abroad came IN The farmer |
lps' hi- market bee au-- idle factory people |
,ug.i up' buy
"" hav" Eood times now. and have bad |
-In," Mckinley beam" the advance agent !
81 prosperity our country l. very pros
ferrous The revision of the tariff has lost |
n man hi~ Job Who wanted to WORK no
pane La- followed
IN" platform Of the Last national R.puh- |
lIrHu CONVENTION pledged m" party TO |
Csratin policies President Tar, has been |
iusi-tsnt upon having the promises kept !
pusrrsS has met platform requirements /
IN" most critical -"annlng ~ tho political |
skv fails ." and good rns@ou for change
81 ppl. 'rr-
b" l"g station enacted during tho hr-t .
N''""u months "f Pros .deui Tafis admin .
i-tTl''on hr- ne parallel until ~e go hack .
20 The legi-s' on rnar'ed during The civil |
war ~" has mad veil deserved .uCres-