The Big Sandy news., 1911-09-15

ruse being that tariff revision should
wait until reports are made on the
different tariff schedules by tariff
| board composed OF men who have no
more capacity and no better informa.
ton on the tariff than the members
Of the Ways and Means Committees
which reported the bills to which I
| have referred.
President Taft is the first President
In all the history Of our Republic who
vetoed bills to cheaper the clothing
| OF the poor people, cheaper bread and
meat for the hungry. cheaper machin-
cry and tools for the farmer and labor
Ing men. and yet my distinguished op-
/ ponent, Judge O'Rear, voted for Taft
and indorsed his platform IN 1908, and
/ at the late Republican convention OF
I Kentucky, held July II. he wrote and
voted for a resolution in the Repub-
J lcan platform which indorsed VIII
! liam ii. Taft for denomination for Pres
ident in 1912. The King of England
has not In centuries exercised such O
right as Taft has exercised. and. in
my opinion. II the King of England
were 10 veto such bills as Taft vetoed
I II would cost his crN7n. and indignant
: determined people all over our coun-
! try will see TO It that Taft will lose
I his crown or office at the November
election in 1912, and all those who sup
/ port and uphold him in the matters to
| which ] referred should lose their
chance for office, also.
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ouc"on o' 'ne price OF e'othino' food,
farming machinery and mechanics tools
I to the amount Of hundreds Of millions OF
dollars. These questions are Of grave
and vital Importance IN. the n.onls n,
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sive vet he Is sor Taft ,or ra.aIsct,on
as presidant and Tsft Is n standnot.
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sentativas LANGLEY and powers wbo
are standnatteTs and he nos I Iersiav
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President Taft started the tariff
campaign few days ago at Hamilton,
Mass. when on the 26th of August he
made a speech and severely criticized
Speaker Clark and Representatives,
Underwood and Senator LaFollette
and other Senators and Representa-
tives for passing the bills he vetoed,
and he accused them of ignorance of
the effect of the legislation. and he
reached his climax when he said:
Men OF Massachusetts,, 1t seems to
me that the slogan of the Ranuhlican