The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-01

with our enthusiastic support. We an
piaud his brave and earnest EFFORT to
give life. meaning and purpose TO the
tarff board. which congress authorized
him to employ to aid him in the adj
mfnlstration of the tariff law. Tn 60
Ing to the utmost limit in his construc
ton of this provision of the tariff act.
PRESIDENT Taft has met, as far as he
was able to do. the needs and the de-
mands of the American people.
We rejoice in the fulfllment of our
campaign prophesies that President
Tafts great ability, a dauntless cour-
age. wide experience and unrivaled
preparation for the presidency, and his
devotion to the welfare of the peo-
v5si5
pie would make him one of the great
est presidents in our history. His win
ming personality, his patience, firm
ness, bravery and industry have long
since won for him. not only the conf
| dence, but the affection of the great
mass of American citizens We pledge
| to him our staunch and unfaltering
support in all his efforts to secure
4 sound and progressive legislation need
| ed by the country, and we confidently
predict his continued growth in the es-
| TEEN of all American citizens.
The republicans of this COMPRESSION
| al district most heartily indorse the
candidacy of Albert j. Beveridge te
succeed himself as United States sena-
| tor. At the present time the people
are demanding wise and good laws II
their interests and fearless, able ant
Industrious public me to write and fgh
for those laws. Every man and wo
man in indiana knows that Albert j
Beveridge stands for their Interest,"
and fights for them. His record speaks
for him; he has written enduring law
for the welfare of the masses; he ha
fought reaction and demagogy alike
be has fought dishonest interests, an,
he has fought designing demagogue
with equal earnestness. The laws h
has originated, battled for, and secures
the passage of, are part of the ma
tons permanent legislation.
Ever attentive to the business in
terests of the people, hard working
beyond precedent, Albert j. Beveridg
. has won the confidence of the people o
every party, faith and race, from tn
| humblest to the highest. and from til
poorest to the richest.
: 1T is therefore, the sentiment of thi
convention that it would be for the bes
Interest of the state and nation to tn
! senate of the United States the Hol
Albert j. Beverage. ,ri
i And we further indorse and approy
the work and achievements of our pres
! ent congressman, Edgar D. CrumpacH
er. We know him to be tireles
: worker for the best interest of tt
| Tenth congressional district, and thu
/. during his service in congress he hs
proved to be fearless, Industrious ar
able public servant. giving fair ar
,. impartial consideration to the publ
: questions affecting his district>and II
nation at large. We have with prit
noted his growth in the esteem of h
= constituents, and that his constal
vigilance, wide experience and uner
= ing judgment have won for him his
place in administration circles and
the most important councils of his pa
ty. His great ability and fitness f
- the position he now holds can be
! better illustrated than from the ia
that his opinion on the great publ
- questions of the day is eagerly soug
: by his colleagues in congress. Y
- realize that such q representative c.
be OF invaluable service to his distrf
- we, therefore, give him our unqualifi
II q H.