The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-27
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\ ,!!||I||I[S TARIFF
';::;||JR ! HIS THEME
q, , executive Opens His
paign i'll Maine With an
) /, ault on the System of
Protection.
!, = ,s4AREs PROOF OF
3 Il INIQUlTY is PLAIN
81 hot Believe Republicans
IS IS Curtail Monopoly and
Attention to Inaction
sI of Roosevelt.
ARES PROOF OF
lNIQUlTY is PLAIN

rLAND, Ne, Aug. 26.-In his
h political address since ac-
,ptipg the Democratic nomina-
n for vice president OF tho
States. Governor Thomas r.
Of Indiana condemned the
!. tariff before q Democrat
,siing here tonight.
!, of the fact that liquor legis-
hd been n feature of Governor
Ds administration, it had been
by some Maine Democrats
speaker might refer to the
,Iohibitory law. Governor Mar
,reyer, declared he would not
lmal issues.
!. a Democrat no said, "and
! | am a Democrat / believe in
Urine Of local government. I
loo, that at this particular
|tduual issues are Of more i'm
I ,han local questions. There
| want to talk exclusively on
d conceive TO be national Is
4 IN summing up his conclusions,
sller added;
4 h must the consumer always be
III I believe in vested tights,
\ rot believe in vested wrongs.
!! particularly censure the manu-
Ia :or getting all they can, but
|ed that the proof of the iniquity
F jhln that the blame is the peo'
kals Address.
|Hlt Governor Marshall said:
b i idle for some men 20 make
ttpus. Broken promises arc oft
more eloquent than their words.
klp bis going TO believe the regular
|hliar organization when it de.
it i opposed to special privi-
4 VIE takes it seriously when it
With pride TO its enactnents to
j ruaapoly9
rs anyone doubt that for seven
|eshalf years the leader Of the
A.Ive party was IN power IN this
NJ Can anyone put his finger on
d effort made by him to curb
z'sopOlistic tendency which was
|nspanti Does anyone believe
~ new platform, which stands
~ Socialism and for a system of
Hf ana curbing, is anything more
4 Hd for votes?
|Gag Reasons.
asse lived long enough to follow
esgng reasons advanced for the
Enoiective tariff. ! have found
W 70 be shifty. uncertain and
anoie. First, it was to pay off
\ aeot by compelling the foreign
.slurers to contribute to the Uni
aaes; then it was TO foster our in
q '.saas'ncs; then to protect Amer
'0r against the pauper labor Of
'. 'ana finally in the last campaign
.a1e the cost of production at
laa abroad. At last the frank
.al was made that the govern
opposed to take its manufacture
7 partnership with it. and that
's,oership was proposing to sell
,eDu'umers y Of this country all the
'sS OF life except those grown
arms. not for the benefit OF the
.sut. but for the benefit Of the
aa Mystery.
ii.'elf nave never been able to
,as y what system of business
'souid Induce a government to
prtnership with the men who
= sloth that is in my cont, while
!, .elasIhg to form a partnership
"uo buys the coat and wears
~ not The business Of govern
y, ioIm partnership with any
= IL forms a partnership with
J, ,i.elIcntless cruelty to the con.
4 ~. .ue whole principle is revealed
NV. ars. mat the products are sold
ns0,I lswc 10 the people abroad than
IyOpic at home. Surplus prod.
70 ~,' explained. but it is not ex-,
an! men go on from year to
A. g products in vaster quanti.
Al a, are needed, only to sell the
aes Haste.
aive iv%epnhollcans, both standpat and
rJ;ti'o.n nave been responsible for
d, In ion OF affairs. + cannot say
'ue'c lnquitIcs can be ad-
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