The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-15

their doors, but with the products of
the whole world.
What Taft Stands For.
These should be reasons enough
why every man in the state should cast
his vote for Mr.. Taft. But Mr.. Taft
ought also to be elected for the follow
ing additional reasons:
Because he stands for the constitu-
tion of the United States and for a
stable government, which is being seri-
ously threatened by the many isms' of
this campaign.
Because he represents the party
policy of protection as declared in the
republican platform upon which the
prosperity Of the country has always
rested.
stands for and represents the policy
!, of tariff for revenue only which has
always brought with 1T industrial stag
nation with all it's attendant evils.
Because under this policy of pro-
lection we are more prosperous today
than ever before.
Because, with the policy abandoned,
we will reap the same disasters that
followed. the tariff for revenue only
law of 1894.
Because there has never been a
time in our history when the farm
products of the northwest would pur-
chase as much as they do today.
Because, under this policy OF pro-
lection there is not today an idle mill
or the necessity of an idle man in
the United States.
No Chance for Third Party.
Remember, also, that this battle is
battle between the two old parties,
the democratic cand the republican.
Every republican vote cast for the
third party is equivalent to a vote
cast for the democratic nominee. Ev-
| cry democratic vote cast for the third
party is equivalent to a vote cast for
the republican nominee. There is no
| possibility on earth of eIecting q third
party candidate in this election The
only possible effect of the third party
movement is the defeat of the repub-
| lican party in this election and against
that every true republican should ad-
vance as of old TO the firing line.
Either Mr.. Taft or Mr.. Wilson will
be the next president, and If you want
| a democratic president we ought to be
courageous enough to say so and vote
| for Mr.. Wilson IL we want re-
publican president we must cast our
vote for Mr.. Taft and no one else.
Remember further that there is more
at stake in this campaign than the
II tilSTSE ltASSlAOAA Va a pANSAhAStI VI sLllc
| United States. Constitutional govern
ment with the constitutional guarantee
| of life, liberty and prosperity are is
sues in this campaign. Remember
| further that the creed of this third
party inevitably leads to the destruc-
| ton of constitutional government, the
| destruction of the independence OF the
| judiciary and with 1t the destruction
of every safeguard Of human liberty
and unbought justice
| SmacI<s of Socialism.
Remember that one article of the
new creed which advocates a minimum
wage scale in the production of any
article inevitably leads to the fixing oi
a minimum price for the thing pro-
duced and that leads finally to the
fixing of the price of every commodity
consumed by man; and that Is pater-
| naiism or socialism in it's rankest and
maddest form.
"Remember that the house is todas
i democratic. After the fourth Of March
| the senate is liable to be democratic
Our safety, our continued prosperity
i depends upon the retention of a re-
! publican president.
i I'VE haven't a dollar to spend ii
/ this campaign. 1t must he a campaign
4 of unselfish patriotism to party and
country and so we are calling upor
every patriotic republican TO Iabol
from now OIL until the polls close Ii
1.-THE cause cf President Taft,