The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-30

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 stances l.ad. oe. ,n and in uss'M verdiots. o''ant and u.,u
 o,. con.srvatlon <, ser" of Rs.ou,s.. h.on no Q. the great question, " ed public interest tbrous and ares. tenos of Prssident Ro"sa the ins. oi conssrvatOn of seit is th.. sources. From the Fsdsra, natural rs .n.s concerns the prsser vo ,," "AndDolnt ess' the rsciamation of .r,sn of for. .ne government and the n, iands of ment and disposition of 'oper treat, men. coal lands. phosphata sovsra. Sno gas lands and of the ia .enas. Sl
 waterpower sites at tha Known
 streams where the wa,au poinu on n.' pc converted In order ,o poww Durihs MT. Rooseyelt'. oe uss on a,s,s hi..ions of acres of ls lumins wsra ,,l wianln the classes dssos,l'n. 'n. < were withdrawn in tba rfu, uescrlbed proper and In Alaska. In orsu State, proper Legislation Douht to await the executives power to ,a as to withura a"als, and therefore as tness isEaHty, should they be cnn, .o tnsr \ eour' The present administrstIeu in unueo the executive with6ra,o'h con. ' suggested. as matter of ais ,',s but caution, securing from Co,,s pre-. $ press power to make them p,, ex. ncah maJorities in both houses ,'epue' orawai Dill for this purpose Wi Wita' ao.eo' ana now over 70 mllIias sn. acres nave been re-withdrawn ns ot 'Aoiuueo within the classes descrh0aa' aa'
 Pledge for Statehood Ken,
 The Republican platform r
 that IL would admit to statabassd "ssd territories of New Mexico and ao,. tas ana that promise has been rana.t Witn suitable provisions for .so,.l0 sooo ana sane constitution, n, aS S states by requiring their adont,a, me
 oh the election of state ofsc..' and their submission to ConSrf. consideration. and possible ra,1os 1os at one of its ssssions '''scto1
 All this long list of use,,,
 msnts was promised in the RsnnN1'See platform and has been put thron.h on Republican majorities. !"
 sle appropriations for the las,
 were more than $20.ooO.0oo lsss ,ss 1 the appropriations of the vsar hasa sasa and In the actual execution of tbs sll.O00.O00 were saved in the onsrs.. or tho Post Ofice Department so. which appropriation had already h.s made. ''sa
 number of other promises rsu.,. 10 De kept. l have already alluded ,o 'nc provisions To regulate the issus at stocks and bonds by interstate o.s msroe railways. to which the Dam1. cratic minority In the Senate savs ss. solid opposition on the ground Una, ,s. central government has no oonst,,.- uonai power to make and enforce sucA regulation. In addition, thers ia n. promised procedure to determine hov preliminary injunction shall i,su. without notice. and when. In suh,sj- tuion for this the Democratic pl.tforn proposes an amendment to the existI.. law which would create a priyiless1 class of lawless workmsn and woula seriously impair the power O. ths courts Of equity to do Justice. Thea there is the measure to promote thr merchant marine engaged in foreisul service. to which in previous Con. Srssses the Democratic party has al. ways opposed an almost solid front
 Plea for Republican Support.
 In view of what the present Repuh. ican Congress has done in the fulAl.l ment Of its promises, and in view of ths standsrd that 1t has set in respect to the sacrsdness of party piedrsi Il nave no hesitation in urging all who are In favor of the performance of tha remaining pledges. who are in favor of progress. in favor of practical oonssr. vation In favor of economy in govern. ment, in favor of the Just regulation or railways and of interstate oommercs corporations. tn favor of a bureau oh health. In favor of proper limitstisA or the power of equitable injunctioA and who are in favor of measures to promote the merchant marine sngagsd In foreign service. to vote for the AS. publican candidate for Congress in sfs der that thsar wish for all this pro. Iressfvs lsGisiation may be ssstiAsa
 In closing. it may not bs ipAppsopsij Ate for me to invite your attsatisA and that of all those engaged in advo. 'atins the Republican cause in sAs coming election, to the fact that 1t it ,f the utmost importance to make this ! campaign of education as to the facts md clear away the clouds of misrsp- 'essntation that have obscured the real ssues and have made it difficult to se- 'urs for the Republican majorltiss 10 Congress the real credit due them from he country for the tremendous task hey have accomplished. If this is brought clearly home to all voters, and to the young men now vote ng for the nrst time. and they become impressed. as they ought to be by this 'ecord. with the difference in the gov. rnmental efficiency and capacity os he Republican and Democratic par ies, they will enroll themselves with he party of construction and progress ather than with the party of obstruo- ion and nsgation. and the resulting egislation of the Sixty-seoond Cons 'ress will vindicate their choice.
 Sincerely yours
 VIM. H. TAPr. Ion. William B. Mckinley.
 Chairman. Republican CongressionM ,onimittse l1s3 Broadway, New Yoss 'ity.