New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10

sc-u sniustrN anG iaNcr. which has been We
-irnci; le frutI fle beginning. and govern
olsnt regulation and supervision .: thc
greet cCmbinatio % capital which have
RrcWr Up ~ the conduct OF our transport
ticn and our Industries. To these pin
ciplse the Republican party must remain
~ beliefs.
~he Republican party promised 10 revise
t,.e tariH. sud has tone &c. Ne cannot eN-
pet 81 any tariff 10 pleaSc everybody. hut
y CT support - the principles 81 plotec-
o1er any apologies. Give Il me taIia
e sOEacle trial. Under u imports have
'~'craased ard more comes IA under the free
st than eger before. The maximum and
ratniTLrr1 rrcvisi0rs have led 20 tasiE
-aT WIKI no country ard in au countries
r-rerc dlEc-'rrli a. don existed have gDi:,ed
Cor Us entrance for toe -irst Time 20 their
MARKETS On equal 1er-us With our coEpeu-
to-s.
Fyc.y invest igAs'or ,ndsrjak--i shows
Sl2l thc taiif- il;la practically go effect
cp0I the prices 90 she ncCesSarics OF life.
r9e counGg js prosperous. wages are i'm
PROVING TO enter upon another revision
,iow would arrest and naralyze bug:ress and
.- nag hard times snU depression.
81 D. our c4TN 70 resist ~ efforts % over
,alOw ire system % protection. as sound
.yr IS Wher VIC revived the dropping in
'ilstries ~ the country 5y its application
i-fei tl' panic 90 1897. ls il not wise 40
.."etr the recummcuCatious % tie Tariff
Board before entering upon new and peril
,-r experiments"
~ regard TO great combination q cap
e. with ~Iicb We have undertaken %
deal Ihc policies OF the present administra-
Ion are sound ana wise. and by those poll
Ae. Ce stsnd We are committed 10
policy az WISE regulation of interstate
.ounme7,c, and 81 thai we must adhere. II
~ certain thar the policies which are IA
to.ai auc night ana no others VIII give Us
fi9N. as IH th' past the pernla uelt sic
zories which are alone worth having.
lons~orth Sees Hard Fight.
Representative Nicholas Longworth.
81 Ohio minced no words an describing
1ho forthcoming political struggle. He
said in part;
The time win soon De AZ hand when We
shall enter upon campaign OF vast impOr-
fanct. IL may involve not only the success
~ failure OF the administration of Presi-
s1cnt Taft but Il may involve the integrity
- the Republican party.
] 10 not believe. with some Of my party
lollea CUES. that we should fly signals OF
distress. but ] do believe Il is no time
merely 10 laugh away the seriousness OF
the situation We have been through a
tarin fight. which alWayS-and naturally
causes disagreement n not discord, ia the
'anks ~ any party upon which The re
slow ia RAISING legislation which causes
Wido difference OF opinion. 81 not dtSCord.
'n the ranks of the party clothed with re
~ponsioiiitN for that legislation. Upon the
success or failure Of that legislation at this
session 81 congress VIII resi- largely the
question 81 tho success %! failure Of this
adTrl nlstrauon. Tor tho record upon which
must SO before the people I'm this cam
paign is not wholly made up. The Repub-
fcsn party cannot afford 10 have its bona
faee QUESTIONED. II cannot afford 70 have
the sincerity 81 its pledges doubted.
He urged the necessity Of Congress
passing the legislation promised in the
Republican platform. For his part. he
~as willing 10 stay here All summer"
- carry ont the Taft programme. and
sdded.
/ am d Taft man-Eot oi- The surface. but
through and through. I am not willing 20
use his name as cloak for my support Of
other men and other Interests. 7 am not
gains him IN private. am with hifu,
not part Of tho way. but tho whole way.
cess II his administration is Of far more
importance to me than tho success % my
own individual campaign.
Mr. LonEworth facctiously asssiled the
soastmaster Tor introducing him as
'son-in-la
/ want 90 assure you" he said. that
beng soa-in-iaw is not always q bed
OF roses. when a son-in-law says any
thing sensible the people say. Your
7ather-in-i8w told you TO say il: IL you
do or say anything silly they sympa-
Ihize with your lather-in-law-"
Mr. Lougworth referred - the discus
sion OF the lumber schedule before the
WAYS and Means Committee.
II there is one man. he said, more
responsible than any oIher-morc than
an others put together-for the fact that
to-day lumber as not upon the free list
u Is 1Ir. Clifford Pinchot."