The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30

the world that we mean what we say.
and then we shall get Ucu 3ud money
fru,n everywhere. money and men
Joined together make business. and
when No shall have them Ola Ken
tuCky N'lli blossom rs the rose. ]
think T. necessary fyr cor platform az
tbs time 10 $! cal. cut An aio uucer,din
terms for Law and Order. A county
or State or & nation that viii not
protect It's citizens, from the highest
Va the humhlesl, aud all alike. IL not
worthy Of lis name and place. ana the
right 10 govern should he taken
| from IT,
Gentlemen, Il Is needless. for me- to
say 20 you that ! am p Republican.
! holding fast 20 all the fundamental
. principles OF the party. ana that
nsans that ! ar not an InaUrgeHt
PCpublicar 60 not allow senator
| aFollette and Senator Bourne 10 do
I.y thinking, and do NOT propose to
| follow where they lead noticed an
article In q louisville paper OF May
! 4. with z Washington date line. say
/ ing mat LaFollette and Hearst are
/ likely to head new national ticket.
| Ply friend, Judge Oltcsr. IN apollo
/ civ NC for some Of the things "a his
/ platform. said that such well-EnowIl
/ Republicans as Senator iaFOllette
/ and Senator Bourne lad Dcoa advo
eating them for years. judge O'Rear
may follow where they lead II he
wishes. bet say 60 you that viii
not.
asked friend few days ago II
IL believed ~ progressive Repub'
HIN THAT depends" he said
'ThcIc p,r three way. man can
rrug-sss aHt' be q progressive Repuh
3, tnau. Ono way d toward fhe Bepub
l!can piTty, another way 10 toward the
Democratic party, and the third
is toward what was once known
as the PopuIist party. II depends on
which way a man progresses whether
believe In him az a progressive Re
publican or not
That reminds me Of an inscription
1 once read ou a tombstone Taks
or thy cross and follow me. wac
wrote beneath:
"ro follow you I'm not intent
Till | find out which way you went.
The ss-cailed progressive or insur
gent Republicans OF the fouse ans
Senate have been very kind to Presi
cent Taft in the past fifteen months
aud he ought 20 feel very kindly to
ward them. They have succeeded u
] giving him a Democratic House b!
: siyty-seven majority. and counting Id
; Toilette. Bourne. Clapp, Poindextei
! C,n-1'p. gnf BriSfCw win the Den
, ocrats Gas they wont vote with m
Reppbtcans) they have also give
r Mr. Taft p bCmOcratic tieuate ! M
not new-fangled Republican. an
e one Of those who believe IN the pla
form afoptet ri Chicago IN 1908. an
Z propose 10 stand 10y that platfori
I antf contend for the faith Expressed !
4 70 pntil Tho rarty shall speak Aga
o with the same authority. Progressive
:. Why. the Republican party IN the moi
|. progressive party that has had an Q
, isteDce under this government in q
n last hundred years II broke u
n shaekle6 from four million Giaves an
n made them freemeD. III fought u
10 greatest wal OF modern times and pr
~ served the Union OF States. making
IA the greatest nation la tho history
"a man. 4, resumed specie payments al
In made every dollar In the land as 60
NJ as every other dollar. u eet the ne
a. OF condemnation ON the Democrat
nightmare Of rag money. II fous
free silver TO the death aud there a
a., now none TO mourn Its departure.
40. I am rooted and grounded In I
~. faith that we must have protection
-. American industry and American Lab
- In order TO have and maintain pr
80, perity In this country.
Nd thlah u proper thai ; sscsid ma