Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-14
FLAWS SPECIAL INTERESTS
AND cRlTIclSES TARIFF
Asks Carroll Whether He Stands With
Aldrch, Smoot and Cannon, or With
Cummins and Dolive-charses Re-
publican Party With Extravaganza in
National and State Administrations.


i cente-1 lie. candidate for governor,
who spoke from a platform in front o.
! the court house. Mr.. Porter was greet
ed By s fair sized audience which in
j Guided many republicans attracted out
I OF curiosity 10 hear WHAT he might have
/ 70 say.
Mr. Porter and his party which con-
! sisted o. c. L, Walters, Of Toledo, can
| didate Tor attorney general: ;. {.
I Huber. OF Ta.na. candidate FOR con-
4 gresham from the Fifth district: and
/ Z 4 Moore. % Ana,aosa, candidate
I for Fifth district com nlitteernan, ar
rived IN the city from Cedar Rapids
,Ai~ morning Accom- panying them
ware Mr. c. z. Roberts. staff CORE
s7ondant for the Chicago Examiner.
Mrs. Roberts was with her husband.
Porter Given Warm Welcome.
County chairman George Herman
and other Iocai democ rats net the par
y a. the union station and took them
70 tt4 Pilgrim Soon afterwards they
We're driven in aurou obiles % the sol
diers' home. where most Of the morn
ny vas spent with the members. Mr.
Porter did not sneah there as political
<paeches ara barred on the home
grounds
SHORTY after he meeting this az
ternoon Mr. Porter and the mem bers
Of his pa~tr were taken IN automobiles
- Tan'a where Mr.. Porter will speak
. this evening
Opens With Bard Concert.
For almost an hour proceeding the
meeting The AIa-shall-owa Union Band
played n FRONT ~ the court house and
gathered ,he crowd Mr.. Porter spoke
rom tt7= hand sand Chairman George
Herman presided ana first Introduced
: c. Huber q --ana vho spoke -ath-
= briefly When he had finished Mr.
Porter was in-aduced
Tn baneful influence Of big busi-
mass and special and corporate inter-
asrs IN politics. a. o-,linei ~ Roosa-
welt in MS Qsawatornie. Kan, speech
or az Bryan once expressed H. Shall
( the People Ru,e9 was The keynote o.
/ Mr.. P5r-a-'s address M Porter is a
clear and earnest sneaker and was
given close attention He frequently
ators. and other progressives.
Gust Business From Politics
tAfteT expressing his apprao .ation for
MS recar-:on and for tina opportuni-v
q addressing Mar12all county demo-
Gratis for tn frs, tina. Mr. Porter
launched a. once IN 10 his subject By
-akirg IN his k-.re.-e ~ sfnis-.- ~
fluenc= Of sr,-ciel business ir-a~as-s s.,
+ oo.5-icS. This. M SAID. was IT,. ava
,noaa. i~Sue mat had grown nor IN,
mo-- nsisten-. especially In -acen-
Years The PRINCIPAL ask % fo.7av ;.
ne declared IS % drive special intar-
estS out q politics and u barish from
me councils RI -ha parties those who
represent such interests such inter
ests should have 10 -,aca Or oa- j.,
cur government and law,,ak:ng~
Quotes Delivers speeoh
Porter quoted senator D9lIivar - ,iy
4 address at the state convention z,-f7a,
he sa-d thar ne proposed - sDena tie
rest u his life 3r the firing lima in The
defense Of pubic rfeb+s gairs- e-ras~
ing private Interests. That was god
4 dem craJIe doctrine. h. said. "b,,- i,
came from z prominent republican,
He quoted Roosevel-,s saving THAT
We must drive -he special interests on,
Of po.itics" Mr. porter endoroAd thai
as 2 democratic doctrine first pronlll
gated by Bryan
Tariff For Special Interests.
Taking up the tariff Mr.. Porter dA
clsred that it was 4 measure mad. for
the special Interests ana that il failed
Z fulfil the pledges Of the republican
I party. The tariff shows said Mr..
Porter" that the sr4cial interests IN
fuence5 its making and il fails far
short Of fulflrnent Of the pIa-t5--n
I pledges o. the party" IN support Of
his staten ert he quoted Senator's
+ Cum minis and Deliver.
He mentioned President Taft's Wi
mona speech a an Indictment Of the
republican party. He referred 10 the
Taft speech on The tariff. and how the
president had 1eferled it, schedule b-
schedule until ne came to the wool
schedule. OF that he said tina. II
should have been am ent.,sd. but # the
tariff on wool had been lowered the
wooden interests would have beaten thu
bill.
Il regard that admission as a most
bitter indictment OF the party said
Porter. IF the law-defying corpora
tions are doing these things. if they