The Boise citizen., 1910-02-18
Able Speech by Gore


e house Bad rules may, indeed facilitate the passage
,aion but good rules would insure the passage of
;on The disease lies deeper and the remedy must go
rs defeat alike those who would adopt bad rules and
Let lis elect for the sxtysecond congress major
progressive Democrats anu % many
cer Cannon the house and Senator Aldrch in the
d the Apolyon in the path of progress the chosen cham
~ privilege the guiding genius of the administration the
@ and avoe of the king perced upon the very arms Of the
@ IA
~ or speaks truth the against progress and the pro-
% n he fought under black hag"obedence the bow
os tte stan's decree Those who bow the knee
% The smiles of Those who stand erect to incur the
offended majesty Is free thought to be tethered and free
W 80 he lenced? Must the representative OF the people
w. ncne for patronage and patriotism for pie? Must they
r the convictions of lifetime for the high privilege OF ap
% ourt-class postmaster at Skedunk minister plenpo-
- 10 the court of Dahomy? Rather than this it to
s should give aid and comfort Republican progressves
Pbcan districts who voted against the speaker against his
against the tariff and against the shpsubsdyto those who
e the faith and who keep the faith Their heads should
M carried in charger merely because by refusing to fawn they
thrive They should not be suffered to suffer for conscience
Ancient as human government is the conflict between the prlv
M asses and the unpriviledged Ancient human
@ IS the struggle between the standpate and the progressive
of progress has always tiumphed IN the end else Sou we
homes but caves tools but the tooth and claw no ood Dut
and repes no rament but fig leaves and sunDurn BEFORE
m or stem the tide of progress let these cave dweers beat
the advancing pillows OF the sea and bid the ccg goue
still The average typical American citizen the author OF our
and our glory been by nature either revolutionary
% but he always been and he always will be progressive
con said "The principles of Jefferson the axoms OF
society and it no chlds play these principles from tota
uhrow in this nation Jackson dehroned the money pow.
M Hamilton had erlthoned The far sighted Benton Sald at
had not destroyed but had driven the tgre TO the us d
Bat she would return with her whelps
The tgress has returned the tariff which enables one man
oct without earning what another earns without gettS
& the eweled hand greed pick the readDare po
Of need Jackson signed measure which tranS1eIleu ol
stem protective revenue basis Inc cave
eve that high tax blessing and low ia xa curse
that high tax heavy burden and the lower tax the gei
a The dweers believe that the people prosper III G
@ TO their burdens They believe indeed that tax IS @
which unseals the fountain of prosperity % TINS ud al M
themselves thew aroeate all the bountles OF nature ana d W
ngs province We believe that prosperity due 70 e ms
resources of country, the intelligence ana uii H.
pe We believe that the peoples earnings shoud lel' -
.tqes pockets ,44rs
Driven by the lash OF public sentiment even the
msed "mequivocaly to revise the tariff Onequyoey 4d
unequvocaly? Had they equlvocated SO long anu f
often that thew felt it necessary to plea of not guilty Dc
fment arragnmen The kept this pledge with ~ Iue ia;s
ueer these promises like the notes OF the bankrupt WIN Nv
value they increase in number. The tarlff mas oeei i
friends The rates were reduced up Prices nave
cost of living has increased has outrrn bot wages % cent
consumer pays 100 per cent duty on MS cots & M foeon
his cheap Blankets pays for American goods ldl m 49, Be-
and this practice of selling cheaper abroad than at nome | ta
n say their campaign book is to the glory ana no0
4 nencan manufacturer rhe
great nacng house realizes profit of 35 per cent Inc
as table is taxed Wooen and cotton mills declare e m
Mounting 66 per The president says that the M
4 Il was not reduce to prevent dl
ION this but even this object has failed There has oee @
high prices since the new law was approved but you neeu
| other reminder than experience.
Let continue to tell the people until we convince @ ! tbt
[f blessing and not The standpatter J;o
e is instead of blessing. we eNpelu ~ f,c;I
Hs to dedge our rivers to deepen harbors III oue
trade and we erect tariff walls in order to obsrct anu
| All history bears witness that the commercial ncity
m The progressive nations By lowering taxes y +ons
es by customs union or commercial union WIN m d III
Tue west would extend our commerce to all the ilidi' ~
Hake places of the earth. .n d ts
Inc hgress has returned with her wheips-tre "a | otber
u trusts Havemeyer admitted that the tarf was m red
s He knew their pedigree Protective duties nave d them
as against foreign competition Rebates nave s home
d. ~ domestic competition Thus freed from oye the
broad, they have waxed omnpotent we NUS trood we
s We should remove the effect To suppress me ar horn