The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-14
how FOSS won THE ELECTION
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About HS Democrats VINO Kaiber-ai
al nixhl - the NaiiOuAl democratic
CIub to -, citrate the rthday u Thomas
Jefferson hsien~t 'nien'lv 10 a lesson
N poht,c- a. eHpoInd~si Nv Charhes
HAmhn 90 Na.~Arha4s-s-''s from the
ext Tie Fo~- Campaign Mr. Hamhn.
after beng ,ntrodisc.-i by Judge Warren
FO-i-r vics-pr.@sdent ~ the club
and nr.-.,dinE ~ the at~-noe Of John
20, - flr~-,d-n' tod n detail ho~ the
I'sfuoarAi- - IN. Fourteenth ConRre~~
-isIr.rt - Massachusetts got their
k@put.lscau fr,snd- To- help them give
Euxeu- 800 a sDss maionty. when the
fan- di-' net hat previously gone lt.0Oo
k-suIlscNn
AR HAalin kzd thai although the
Republicans Of the country had called
~ the Political coroner aud had assigned
various ra,isez for Inc disaster the true
I causs Was a thorough disaAft~facsion With
. sKisiInE conditions on the part % the
/ p~op!s q Massachusetts He ~Aid thPt
a. seASs twO-thirds % the people who
came oGr 20 hear the Democratic Ko~p~i
w-r- Republicans Interested ia the
81 Ter oen' lncr~ase ia the cost OF living
IA the las ten year.
The RspGblicans Mr. Hamhn said.
refused o. dskate tins ta-sB~. raf-ed and
thouEhi nat this helped although he
vas inciin"d In think that the party was
under grea' Obligations TO senator Lodge.
whoss one speech on the Republican =, de.
Mr. Hamhn said made lot Of votes
for Foas The senator. Mr. Hanlin ex-
planned had merely told tbs p-cOpie that
they must vote the Republican Jacket
without giving reasons The hspuOicans
we're very Or uch in Sani ~ reasons. and
, lacking thsm gave more vois- Ia FoaH
than 20 the Republican candidate.
Mr. HAmhn told hO~ the Democratic
sJ,~Ak ers had 'ak en- up All tarin scheiuls-
" hich Aa@cte.i Massachusetts, They had
show the people that q yard II ordinary
WOollen goofs cost - cents IN England
and 81 u here and then the people had
ask ~ the Republicans ho~ V vas that
they maintained that the tAriH didn't
r4iss the cos' % tarnEs Ihev 'SOk uP
cotton and Mr. Hamlin aid showed
thaf While Presideni Taft and senator
Lodge had mAinLAinsf that the duties
an the ctseap-f gTAd@s had not be~n IN
creased there had BEEN actual itnIs0Fts-
t,ons " the Cheape-' kind ~ cotton sood-
u hich showed an Increase ~ NJ Ter cen
over former price,
Then Mr. Ne mum. who -avs he - n
farmer ~ vocation aud lawyer by
svocstt0n told % nos he had trepps-d
the manufacturers INTO giving eyid"nCe
AGAINST the tariff He tssOk a farm Impls-
turer for a list % prio~-. After e-itinE
them he sent the sane catalogue 10 a
farmer friend 'n Quebec and ask~d him
- ask the same manufacturer for pric~-
"a tho mo arttci--. 4 cOmpaFlson ~
the prizes quoted o. Mr. Hamlin ia Aassa-
ohJI-et'. aud his frieOd IN 0'Bst'er showed
that the Qiielec man could get his farm
ing implements All the wHv from ~ Ca
- psF cent chea u.-v than he brother "a
the United State 4 barr-i churn for
- kaaN - raHflaaF faFfTUsa= a
whi. The man IN MES~zChuzetis had -
paw 81 Cor o. Tn. fact Mr. HamlIn sad.
made o. telling argument With the farm
~rs - the Fonrf-enth district. who didn =
10 10 feel that they wer" -paylns s. -
fpr ? churn aud 81 - Tor protective
'arH The churn. he Ss'd. DID a great
desl IN helD,ng 20 elect Fo-~
Ths speaker sald that ~ the oampaI gn
the Democrats had not doged the issue
Of ressprocity With Canada whe ndeahnR
nth the farmers. who would be most
hurt NV such a Measure The farmers.
ne AID GOT over their shyneks when as
sured that the United States exported
fifteen times a. many bsishei- Of potatoes
- It imported and thirt -thrs~e times
- tnanv DOZEN 81 egg ,
Mr. HAmln q farmer said ne had
discovered the great truth that the NoV-
-r-ixn Ameucan hon cant ~ forced To .
iay and h. couldn't --e any rsason Whv !.
Shan plIT I anadtan friends ha ~ egg snd T.
va ire
ne .p@aksr took up the question 10 [,
he ma ximum duty Nhich h- sad had 4
b.--n devised a. q cirb with which 90 force.
other nations 10 their knee n didn't =
turn out tina Way. he aid. End the nit..,i
~ta t@~ had teen forr-i 10 s-nd a cOmmis- .
-iOu "a canada - ImploTs h~r - make
ssul- ~ODce.-iOn 10 order that ~. niteSl
~'4f-S might save her fac- Work 20
his klnd Mr. HafnIiu 'hO1sht Vas very
u sN...a
To- by m. CJn-ti' ItiOn.-
In c1Dciu-ion Mr. Hamlin said that
while ~ hardly dare say " above a whi--
per - looked very much a. though The.
usNt Senatorial night ia the stat. Wouid
~ ih- bitt-r--t ever Sagsd TIER. aud
that h- Republicans would - lucky 20
Niu. sL.i that n the tartn question VA
MT settled quickly be- iDOk'' 10 -. Mass
cIus-tt- ~ -Oltdiy into the lJ~HDcrJafi,.
column for the next K.-T-railOn
Norman =. Msrk Nho ga. 10 have bs.-t.
Lsr---.-u' utt "a r.Iabl.- - c,stu- --it q
letter ~ vi ith hs- SAID
feeling ID rOughOut the .Httf-cOiiii
try a. ! found On my T"c,-ni Trip Nhsu
I came iu contact with REPRESENT attv--
u Eesrly every -i-ctiOn district. ou.-
Of entire dtstT,Ist % the Republican party
by TIL. p~Oyle Dscaus- Of the allure "
that parry "a live up Ia - platform pls1Rs-4
Eui TO tire pr0tniss- CONTAINED "a the
Pr~-ident' speech % acceptance
John " shea. Who talked On III. pat
and future % J@Ter-oniAn democracy
launched a little bOOm for Congressman
SIly-r for the nomination for Governor
and made the only reference 10 the
evening 10 Mavor Gavnor by saving
-Mayb- tho Mayor ONCE will become
a preparatory school Tor a -sscond Jefferson
IN Washington
Ih~T~ va no applaiI@~
Other SPEAKERS wer" Congressman
NJ uf Indiana and COnKr--sman Hitch
OK II NetkFnaEa 1harNs-g y MfHrFEW