Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-01
CONsIGNS OPPONENTS
TO WANkS or SOCIALISM.

Although Mr. TAFT u his speech uf
acceptance defined lu detail the 's-
SUES OF the campaign as he saw them,
hc reserved the right to amplily m+
statement iu 60 letter os th, campaign
develops
The supicm, issu, chat rpulr,uts
Tho VOTERS, the president drclrrd.
was that ot The maut"uauc, ,f the
nations institutions and the urcsrr-
tutiou ct the constitution. threatened.
be said ou the one hand py the
bgmucigttc party ana uu tha other
by those Republicans Who ha, left
the party Go ty their furtuurs u e.
new one
Ia discussing the tariff tho pr, SIC
dent said that 10 Was untrue tl,at ,u
its door could bo traced the high cpst
OF living
A. an Issue ouly t,.. important
than th, mu th, president pi..ul
the regulation ui trusts. ily said tn.
sherman luu had been enforced with
success
TAFT did not mention either Culu.oi
l,ous,,rlt ur Governor Wilson 81.
name but referred To- each.
"a know that iu tnis wild, country
there arc many who call thvms lNr.
| Democrats. who view with the stutr
aversion that Wo Republicans do, the
radical propositions ui cnuugc w. uu~
! form ot government that are ry,k-
lcHsly advanced Go satisfy wat Be-
supposed tu hr popular camor" sId
the president
ru them 7 appeal u- up gu Ir-
puhii,nuS. tu join us iu au vd'gr-j 'l-
! turi tu avert the political ana g-u-
monte revolution aud business pa.
ralysls which Republican defeat ",ii
| bring about"
After reviewing the legislative en-
uctmeuts of the Republican ptrtN ,bc
| president launched into % bitter at-
rack upon "thus, responsible toe the
popular unrest OF thc present du,
started by sensational Journalism
and unjust and uuprnciplrd muck
| rickng be- said, "dcmaRogucs ha,s
seized the opportunity 90 iuflumc th .
public mind that thcy might turn pc
culiar conditions To- their own Jd.
| vantage Ia the formation ut now
parties the president said thes. men
have promised the satisfaction ut uu-
rest Dos 'h' application of paaa,op
In the ultimate analysis Z fear. ttr
equal opportunity which those -rck
Whu proclaim the so called social jus
tiCC involves 90 forced division OF
property and that means socialism.
| ! venture 60 say there Be- no national
administration in which more rrul
steps of progress have been tdorI
than lu the present one But a. 90"
the millennium "a condition iu which
the rich ere tu hc made reasonably
poor ana the poor reasonably riCn boy
Jaw, 49,, ar, chasing phantom Z Jl
mot vsN that the two gentlemen Vhu
now lrud one the Democratic party
and the other the former Icpubo-
cans ~hu have left their partg w
their attacks upon existing cuudL. us
iud in their attempts 90 satisfy tia
popular unrest by promise ut rene
dies are consciously embracing so-
l,'unsm The truth b. that they du
not OTTER ans definite legislation ut
policy hy which thu happy conditions
they promise are Geo br brought about
"'rh' truth is my friends both
those who have lyu IA, Republican
party under the Inspiration of thcli
present leader and our old uppo
ncnts the Democrats. under their
candidate. are going u q dir,ctior
the, do NOT definitely know, toward
AN end th,' can not definitely dos
lcrlh,, with hut one chiyl and olcUl
lohiuct ana that is ct acquiring puV-
or Tor their party hv popular support
Through the promise Of change tot
the better
'"chcsr gentlemen propose to re-,
form the government. whose present
defects. DO amy, are due tu thr failur,
lot the people tu devote as much tim,
Iu- is necessary tu their political du.
tics u, requiring political uctiyit,
bN th, people three times that whicl
thus TAR IA" people have been williut
10 assume"
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