The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-10-15
Rousing Republican Rally Held in Pioche Last Evening

element He further stated that
this was a fixed appropriation and
would appear regularly hereafter in
The appropriation bill.
ON THE TARIFF
In taking up the tariff question
Senator Nixon stated that the demo.
.ratic press throughout the state
had been cencuring him severly for.
as they stated, voting with Senator
Aldrich and particularly, voting FOR
what Is known a. the Payne-Aldrich
tariff bill.
You must Judge things from n
suits said he "and not from word OF
mouth.
Senator Nixon stated that he had
simply voted with the republican me
oers in the senate Of the U. s. those
that were known as the admin
lstration senator's. President Taft
az said was desirous of the passage
4 the passage of tariff bill. but he
is only one man and l am only one
-ua1 ani it is a question of great
..is rsity Of opinions: as one man
x.Ats one thing and one man wants
aaother. | knew that tariff bill wa
-,oiag to be passed and it was up to
me to look OFT for the interests of
tae people Of the state of Nevada, as
lsaew the people Of the New Englas
states would look out for their inter
ests. | knew the people of the south
puv:s1seIeau! IIsqa Ioy lno HooI pTnoM
| say to you. my friends, that the
members of the democratic party
were just as DESTROYS In looking out
for the interests of the various
states they represented, as l was in
looking out for the interests of the
state OF Nevada; and ls other SEN
ators were for the interests of their
states.
PROTECTING NEvDA
THE people 70 Nevada can only ex.
pect to get protection upon those
things which they have a general
interest in. Now, all Of the things
we want protection upon.. as we have
no manufactures. Is the raw mater
ials produced In the state"
The senator here stated that those
raw materials were principally wool,
lead, beet sugar, borax-and In the
south, raisins. Particular reference
was made to beet sugar as a COM
ing industry. the senator citing as
evidence of this statement, his per
sonal experiments in raising sugar
beets and in the erection Of q $780,
900 sugar factory at Fallon.
He declared that the claim might
as well be made that Senator Aid
rich voted with him as the reverse.
inasmuch as from to IL Of their
votes in conjunction were upon diff
ferent lead schedules. and 10 or IL
were upon different wool schedules,
which vast majority Of the 9TH
ers. were regular minor appropria-
ton bills and routine work which
always went through as absolutely
is cessary in the ccnduc' of SEN
ate session without dissenting vote.
AN EMPHATIC Def
Senator Nixon uttered most en-
phatic def to the opposition to show
one individual instance where his
vote had been against or detrimen-
tai to the interests of the state Of
Nevada. As an evidence of the COM
pany he was In when voting for the
Payne-Aldrich act, he enumerated
few of the other senators who vot-
ed with him and a perusal Of their
names Is sufficient to show the alb
surdity OF the democratic contention
that this was Payne-Aldrich act
He referred particularly to Senators
Borah, Cummins, and even the good
old blind senator from Oklahoma.
me OF the most bitter opponents OF
Senator Aldrich-Senator Gore.
MR.. ROBERTS SPEECH
e. Z. Roberts. candidate for rep.
resentative In congress. and the
"spellbinder" OF the crowd. was the
last speaker on the program and the
audience, attentive to the last. show
ed appreciation by frequent inter
ruptions OF applause.
Mr.. Roberts 10 Q polished speaker
and referred to the republican stat
platform - being progressive ant
one upon which all republican,
In Nevada can stand, and are stand
ing, unitedly.. He spoke Of the re
ceptiou received In other parts O
the state where the party had trav
eled. but none had been more COZ
dial than the one here In Pioche. HI
said encouraging reports are comm
in from all parts Of the state. wit
everything pointing to the trump
Of the republican ticket on Novembe
Sth. Mr.. Roberts is q strong adhs
rent Of more stringent immigratio
laws and declared that Iii event {
his election he will work for the pa,
sage Of laws which will forever .,
clude Asiatic labor from this countr,
His reference Of former Presides
Roosevelt was received enthusiastic
" a. was that Of Governor Odd
aud Senator Nixon.
REFERS TO NIXON
. Mr.. Roberts. IN his address r,
: ferring TO Senator Nixon made Vi