The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-10-22
TAFT IS SATISFIED
WITH TRENDTo HIM
Believes That National Pres
perity Will Keep Farmers
and Laberers In the
Republican Ranks
OUACk REMEDIES REJECTED
Higher Living oest Blamed to Geld
Productlon-Waaes Must ~
Kept Up 20 Meet It. n

Dalton. Mass-President Taft Is
sued the following statement on the
Presidential campaign:
Il have every reason to be salts
fed with political conditions. have
been simply overwhelmed for days
past with letters and newspaper clip
pings showing the trend of the tide
toward the Republican party, its plat
form, and its candidates. l have been
especially gratinsd by the news from
the Northwestern States. Chairman
Hilles of the Republican National
Committee, who has been visiting the
Northwest tells me that reports from
all parts Of those States bring most
gratifying evidence of Republican con-
ndenoe and activity, with earnest de-.
termination to achieve the success OF
Republican principles and candidates.
''The population Of the Northwest
is not surpassed anywhere In intelA-
gence and thrift and attachment 70
American institutions. The farmers
OF that part of the Union were never.
so prosperous. and they do not mean
to risk the loss of their prosperity
by abandoning the Republican party.
whose policies have enabled them to
prosper. They are convinced that tke
third-term candidate Is no longer in
the running, and that the choice Is
between the Republican platform and
candidates on the one hapd and, o.
the other hand, the Democratic plat
form, with its plank Of q tariff for
revenue only. and its candidate. Gov
ernQr Wilson, who said in an address
at Williams Grove, Pa, that the far
mer does not neeC protection. II II
unnecessary to explain to the farmer
West, East, North, or on the Pao1dc
siope-what Governor Wilson's very
frank declaration would neaa. vita
Mr.. Wilson in the White House and
q Democratic majority in the Capitol
Prosperity in the Nation.
1.-THE same news CONES from all d
rections. A Baltimore trade paper.
which has been gathering the views
of manufacturers In all parts Of the
United States, thus sums up the situ-
alton: A rapid expansion in business
interests. Increasing activity every
where, factories Overtaxed with or
ders beyond their capacity to All
growing scarcity of labor, especially
Of skilled mechanics; q car shortage
which, in many cases, is greatly ~
tarding shipments-such IL ths oondi.
ton of business throughout the couR-
try as voiced by leading manufAo-
tureTs Of every section.
THE princinal reason for the exist,
ing prosperity is the assurance tAaA
under the Republican policy OF At2A
protection and trade expansion. Amor
loan industry waffle reaching Tor tAA
foreign market, " not Ia danger ~
losing the home market. While eur
foreign trade is growing more rapidly
than. at any tiaAs IN our history, do
nestle commerce iF making advances
fully as remarkable. Our populekicn
is increasing ths demand for the
necsssarias q life b increasing Pro-
portionately, and, thanks to as4tve
business end eeo@ Nages, The people
are able to pay tCV what tAsy WanA
anA TO keep our Industries busy sup
plying their wants. Hence gsnaral
end growing pyeepeYitx. wsaA . Ger
tatnty Of stu EkKef times. wevtApA
the machinery Of cor Kass6nN Acakv-
tiles Is not disayraAeed Ani brought
% standstill b undue tSduction d
the tayfH or anafohistio assaults upon
our Institutions, and upon the KaY-
monAous relations now existing, - .
rule. between employer and employed.
There Is no SERIOUS danger, BE-
here. to our Institutions teom inaua-l
DIAL agitatioAs. 30 lOag Is suah AgA
tRtion keeps wttAin legal bounds 10
is not without wholesome siGniAoanos.
and may tend to improvs conditions.
When II passes beyohd the legal hm3A
whether those seq Outiawed are cen
Asotsd with eapithd OF With laboR u
10 menace 70 be deli Wild ~ iawfvI
authority. NDtuithstAp1iAg dseanisn-
u oNtpFsaks Of violence ip laboy eis-
putes tnere ID q growing tRDdenoy 70
pttle differences By peace6A1 mdAns.
ND saege is padoAbtSday nanifeat .
WSAh m8gp tsss&dly and humane asaA
Gds on @e part It employees tswaRA
employed thea was aprarsna no4 many
Xsars ago. The GOldea Rule b aat-
Ding to be NOSE and mora q saide In
business a. well AZ in rSAgion. seossl
and economic Oopditions are growing
better. not worSs. and &spubliean
policies fostegipg ana stimulating ma
tipnsi prosperity. unAouhtsdly tena TO-
ward this betternent.
For the man 0g the community en-
joying robust health, QaANOk remedies
have little attraction. 10 matter how
voeifsrousiy Pee1mneaSsd a. earsNlls
for the body polite. The law Of sup
ply and demand. along with labor or
ganization and arbitration. and such
legislation as may properly be en-
&cted governing hours Of labor and
rates Of compensation Ia the public
Service. tAsrssg sitsng an example