The Republican journal., 1910-07-07
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fore it was dissipated when Governor
Fernald had ceased speaking. Follow
ing the speech adjournment was taken
and hundreds rushed forward to the
speakers stand to congratulate the Gov
ernor on the mastery manner in which
he had sounded the key note of the COM
ing campaign.
Later we hope to give Governor
Fernald's address in full, and can only
give the closing paragraphs, as follows
my friends, the Republican party and
this administration have nothing to keep
dark. We are ready to answer every
question, explain every condition, and
assume every responsibility. The COM
missions and boards of trustees of the
several institutions which have come
under the criticism of our political oppo-
nents are made up of gentlemen of high
standing in both political parties. and if
I could call in few of these, they would
to man subscribe to every word have
to say. Icall on you, Mr.. Thomas White.
of Bangor, an honest, consistent, up
right, downright, truthful Democrat, as
one of the members of the board of trus-
tees of the insane hospitals, expanding
hundreds of thousands Of dollars, do you
know of the single misrepresentation
of single penny? l call on you, Mr..
Frank Keller, Democrat in good stand
ing in the councils of his party and an
honorable gentleman, can you place your
finger on the graft of single copper in
your department? l call on you, Mr..
Charles Mullen of Bangor, and Mr.. True
of Portland, and like to call on men like
these, loyal, patriotic, honest, conscien-
tious, efficient Democrats, what have
you to say from your standpoint, have
you suspicion of graft or misappropria-
ton of funds? know your answer. l
call upon you all, Democrats, Republi-
cans, Prohibitionists, Socialists, do you
know of single instance where the
same ratio of business sagacity, honesty,
prudence, has not been pursued in the
administration of the States affairs that
would have been applied to a private
business?
"And now gentlemen, having briefly
and inadequately sketched in general
way my understanding of the present
condition of the State of Maine, having
shown that we have fulfilled every pledge
in our platform of 1908; that we have
kept the faith with the people; that we
have conducted affairs without scandal
or graft; that we have equalled, and not
increased, the tax burdens; that we shall
leave the State in as good financial con-
dition as we found it; that we have in
augurated far-reaching policies of con-
servation and protection of the peoples
interests; that we have spent the peo-
pies money for the people and for good
uses; again accept with grateful pride
this expression of your confidence and
promise you that by the light of expert
ence of the past two years l shall go con-
fidently on, relying on your sympathy
and aid to give Maine increasing better
service in the years to come. y
THE PLATFORM.
''The Republicans of Maine in conven-
ton assembled herewith submit to the
people of the State the following state
ment of views and principles:
1.-THE Republicans of Maine endorse
the administration of President Taft as
wise, progressive and safe, and commend
it for continuing energetically and effec-
lively the wise and necessary policies of
President Roosevelt's administration.
''We commend the present Congress
of the United States, under Republican
control in both branches, for its industry
and success in Interpreting into law the
purposes of the party as expressed in the
last national convention. The reasonable
regulation of interstate railroad rates,
the conservation Of the natural re-
sources, the establishment of postal saw
ings banks and the adjustment of tariff
duties to new conditions of industrial and
commercial life have presented serious
questions of great national Importance
which the Republican administration and
Congress have decided wisely and for the
advantage of the people of the nation.
The tariff question has been adjusted by
legislation which, in its broad and gen.
eral features, as is being shown by its
practical application, meets to an emf
nent degree the demands and expecta-
tions of the American people; and by a
provision for such further scientific in
vestigation as may be needed in the de-
tails of future adjustments. And we
condemn the efforts of the Democratic
party to precipitate another general re-
vision, with the consequent disturbance
of business conditions.
ave record our approval OF the clean,
straightforward and successful admins
tration of Governor Fernald, who has
bored most earnestly for the best in
terests of the State and its people.
'We cordially endorse our senators and
representatives in Congress for all their
acts in the last Congress and extend to
them our hearty thanks for their devotion
to the fundamental principles of the Re-
publican party.
1--WE stand squarely and emphatically
in favor of prohibition and for the vigor-
GUS and honest enforcement of the pro-
hibitory laws. We believe in further
legislation for good roads, equitable taxa
ton, the assumption by the State of such
municipal burdens as benefit the State as
whole, and continuation of the policy
inaugurated by Governor Fernald looking
to the conservation of our forests and the
development of our water powers in the
interest of our own people.
"We urge upon our Legislature the
enactment of such direct primary and
other laws as may properly regulate the
conduct of all caucuses to secure the
honest and free expression of the proper
voters therein.
"We favor the ratification by the next
Legislature of the amendment to the
Federal constitution as proposed by Con-
gress, relative Nto an income tax.
t'We pledge to the nominees of this con-
vention cordial and loyal support at the
polls.
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Kidney Remedy cured her sound and well. Shs