La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
elected. NJ. .'.e.'e. !. -. ., IN.

III Mr TAFT had the Erea, sub
stratum o! popular following that Mr
l Roosevelt has. you could elect him
1 There can lie no doubt OF this. But
I he la mt II. He has top-heayy .ol.
lowing. business and profess .oual
mans following The foundation Of
the party has slid out from nader &
/ 1t stands today on stilts.
MIR Rooserell's election would
mean the continuance In force o. III
3 best policies oi the Rep4b lean party,
would mean the establishment Of a
right tariff that will protect Aia.Fichu
/ industries. that vii protect the Amor
lean wage and that viii prot.et The
American markets against invasion
from abroad.
Il can understand how dis afbigg
1t Is for man to vote agLI 81 bis
party But la this ind penGence Of
action lies progress. Ism Il Toe se
and pattiuue thi.g IN tnis case 10
make sure o. prosperity. though tie
victory coA-e tntC-,G eo--r.s %.
stead OF TRft7 It IS either Rooseygl
with good business and government
progress. or Wilson NiIh bad l8si-
ness and COVER. sIil!!-saa,.y
ing
tE
tariff as protective me-s.ss-oP.
poses a tariff that pro.ee;. our ind.s-
tries. opposes tariff tina; protests
the Anne iean wage, ard ssssr,s, as
i, mas always assSr.sc, mat II &c are
TO have tariff II shesid DC 80 rss.
enue.rsitins scheme rather man as
means Of protection.
"Mor,uter not only Is 1t orpUad
10 4 worthwhile lauu and to The
economic policies uuG.r which We
have recorded such marvellous pros.
pcny. but 1t 10 aIcuae to Gr.reg-
Il doesu ft the period. II holds "a
crediy To the an i4ulted s,ates I.-at
ideas. and opposes whatever l0oks 10
national blgness and .atiolal power.
Right al this time the people Of be
nation are G,manging a positive iJ-ce
10 direct the affairs o. .OyeEnmraL
Ih,y realize that Prof MIlson ls
negative force, They roaiiz. lat
should be be elected lie viii be under
the absolute eOnlol of the biz inter
ests rel. ntod by Wall Street md
The other mngenccs scattered through
The country These Interests az bead.
ing eN.Ty possible energy 10 secure
the election Of Pioi wilson II Is
an open and notorious fact that they
have agents M the n,ld at the pres
ent time advising rai, sC:eren,s 10
east their ballots fer Prof wills, and
thereby Gseat Colonel Roosevelt.
In others words. Roosevelt IS the
man they dread. sluc. % tt.g coun.
Try has had two parties in name ony.
Wall Street. the special pft,i. ses and
money POSER has been in cO1-rol OF
10th these parties precisely ilv same
In the nation as the corporal. - have
been In control of state IoII 5. In
Denver money has been paid 10 boih
sides Legislatures have been eorrunt-
cd from both sides
Thus Il viii he seen that for The
first time In iorty years aud o. er. the
people Of the country really have two
parties. The one. the Progressive
party. uuhltrrahly opposed 70 wall
Street and its domination. and the
other " o. the Republican aud Demo
cratic. seeking the good gfaces O.
these great organizations Of veal h.
hoping thereby TO perp.tuats either
the one or the other OF these old par
ties In power.
The business m"n OF Colorado Sc
Of the Roosevelt regmfsrgi a3t 3,j3
beginning to appreciate the impor
lance OF the Roosevelt regime while
he Was IN authority. Tn. follow !nx
list OF achievements viii serve TO
show that Colonel Roosevelt is . po.
iiiyc fore. and that under hi. difee-
ton III. country would have prosper.
ous conditions;
l. Doili,.r.ilepbup railroad act.
enabling the Interstate Commerce
Commission to control railroad ra.ss,
2. Extension OF forest r...fy.a
) National irrigation act.
T. Improvement OF waterways and
reservation Of ~a,-rpo~er sites.
S. Employee ers' liability act.
6. Safety appliance act
I. Regulation Of railroad employees
hours Of labor.
,. Establishment Of department Of
IAA