The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-08-21
HERMAN RAPS BULL
MOOSE ADHERENTS
tCsntiBu~i iram PEIe oRei


Amps. riValling each other In their ef-
.LTts 10 excel la disturbing the civic
a economic disorder Ina the country
be new party thrusts itself into the
MEcuum LETT b. the phantoms OF othe-
bird parties which have passed lnto
|<blIvlon. Oblivion too awaits W. TIE
democratic party Ia the nation Nas
|,nany times defeated the Republican
party in August, but only twice has "
L one so in November
L The Democratic candidate, DIR. VII
|son, Is Bryan and Parker over again,
without IN. oratory OF the one or NE
'the free trade preJudices Of both sem
|irgly intensified N IL not unkind TO
|discrrn that Or. Wilson Is ped agoguc.
hot statesmen.
/ Sherman quoted al length from WI
ICONS history OF the United states. TO
| SHOW the governors alleged attitude
|op the immigration question and his
|allcged declaration that Chinese were
grants
Turning to the Bull Moose move
went sherman said: "The country wit
messed convention held I'm Chicago
two weeks ago since Ia which there
|was NO roll call OF delegates. no bal
|iots cast. In which red handannas were
|preferred 10 the stars and STRIPES;
|where the scene was scarlet oNermuch,
like the flag OF anarchy. The unquCs-
|tloned master OF the situation was
|gI eeted by his satellites az an inspired
|leader and the irreyerence which fell
from many lips reached Its climax N
The closing utteranceS Of the chair
man. The leaders right 90 rule was
|recognlz,d and proclaimed
They abuse the Payne A ldricn tariff
law without stint and without reason.
|The tarin act has closed no factories.
has put out the fire In no furnace. has
thrown no mechanic or laborer out OF
II has kept wide opvn
the home markets for the product nf
Ia H.. I'D IN
|worklngmen having the highest wage
lever known. have been enabled 10 build
|uew houses 20 clothe well their chill
|dren and 10 give them generous
measure OF the luNurles OF life. Tho
|tarlfr has opened no soup houses has
liz rmed no bread lines wherein can
|the thoughtful citizen see promise for
|setterment In the frantic cries for "a
FhangeY ] have seen In no spceCh or
literature made or issued by member
|of either OF the opposing parties. the
fact that OF the hundI eds % millions
~ foreign goods Imported last year 50
per cent came In duty free
The Democratic party In the house
|has been writing In lurld characters
fhe extent TO which eur opponents are
willing 20 so In their Jealous efforts
The need OF republican preside nj
rs clearly proven by the defense ot
american Industry by President Taft
| In his vctoes OF these recent tariff bills
From which he has saved every interest
hf labor and production
Tho crime OF this new age II rrcnZ;ed
kpeech and action. Mad haste Is the
bastime OF the multitude. The British
Board OF Trade attributed the awful
linking 81 the Titanic. with it's great
(oss OF life, TO excessive speed The
EhIrd-term party md candidate viii
hlso urge the country 10 like disaster
We Republicans are not men wor.
khipers we arc free and we follow
no leader and how 10 no die
tator. We ask that the Republican
party lie tried upon It's record % SER
klce and gcCompll shmcnt Confident
that the American people are not vet
willing 70 destroy and discard the Con-
ktitutIon that they have not VET for.
gotten the dire result OF the mistake
r. 1892, we calmly await the Ides OF
November