The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-22
CANNON BUILDS PLATFORM
iGIT ITION FOR TIRIFF RFI T.
NION DlNGEROI y. NJ SiIN
speaker n ArrepIIng His Tw eniieih
NominH Ion for congress SaN> Pres
rnt TarlH Nrrds NJ Defence and
eats the HcNI>rr> RrReilonarls-.

DNNvUIE. IN sept - speaker
Joseph q. Cannon IN ar'"puug hi- TWEEN
tIrrh nomination Tor Congress to-day
sad IN" present tarln ut-.i.d no defence
and d..clar,-I agitation for IL revision
dangerous To- ih, welfare uf ia" country
He said IA part
Gentlemen. IN accepting this fw"nii"th
nomination for Representative want
To express my conviction that this II 10
b. a campaign for the serious Considera-
tion 1T the one national policy witch
touches every man IA the country
That - the policy a. 80 hoS "" are
To RAISE 81 DOp. u,s10 u wear for the "N-
pens'-- of the various functions that have
BEEN put upon tho f-d-rIi Treasury. not
by one party car one section ~ IN" country
but by the whole people by their agitation
for the development ~ agriculture. the
regulation 81 railways. the inspection Of
mines. III" Improvement ni rivers and
harbors, IN. payment 81 pensions Ia the
veterans uf oar wars. ia" maintenance"
of the army aud navy. the car" ~ national
forests IN" reclamation Of ard lands and
the multiplicity Of other demands that ar"
made on Congress Tor appropriations and
supported a. a rll" toy majority. re-
glrdle-s ~ political division
Tn" minority party IN Congress always
lndulgs- IN talk about economy. but n
votes for the largest appropriations
her" az" now an fh. various committees
of the House 81 Representatives bills IN
trOduCed Nv Democrats alone hiCh would
call for appropriations amounting 10
nearly tS,I.Un o10 NOR" than WAS appro-
priat~d
with Mr. Clark a. the Democratic
leader Of thos~ who ara dissatisfied with
q IL
no Misunderstanding a. "a what the con
test means II u progressive only
toward free trade n - rpaCtIouary az
20 all th. progress have. made. under
protection IN the last half century
The agitation for another tarin rev
sion or another ATTEMPTED revolution m
orr revenue policy ~ Just As dangerous
10 the w~lfar" nf the whole p-opl" a. WAS
that Of 1891 when th. Wilson tarIn Was
enacted
MY notion about progress Is that II
should H.. a movement forward I have
seen men who promised ~ get sixty
miles uut of an engine that has h'-'.n
making only thirty mil-- an hour rf they
could only get hold - IA" lever aud |
have s.-'u som" Of them IA their rgno-
rance. rev "r-.. m. engine. sending ~ and
IN" whole train backward
| hav" met the man who claimed h-
could extract gold from ~.'a water. but
| have also ---u John | RAYMOND play
col Maib'rry Sales and heard ham
get "a that dramatic :, r'-n,~ Their"
millions IA u. and | hav" measured the
s"riO'- prei.n-ion- 10 IN" former with
the comedy ot Raymond a. h.. illustrated
the humor of MARI TWAIN
NAV w. a lIi'l' old fashioned n such
matters hu' ! prefer u demonstration
20 u declaration. aud our friends The
enemy Who ar. demanding another
tarir r-vislun 20 nring lnto -rro' a r-ve-
a. Is faTld lu IIats. uf fl.. protective tarlf
hook o. Ia" hk. ."Hrt4OuarI-s Who wuull
r-v"T-" N" "ugiu" aud ~ back over
2 hIs phenomenal hIlf century ~ progress
- thv OLD order l.'frT. the Wur