Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-10-30

Every time you eat a hundred pounds |
of sugar you save Nickel" he said.
Every time you eat ton Of sugar you /
save a dollar. Every time President |
Taft eats his weight In sugar he saves |
the price of shave.
~"Our Republican friends were going |
some then. They were letting well |
enough alone. Think Of the congress
of the United States meeting, not in ex-
ira session, but In extraordinary session, |
laboring for Ave months with the tenn
perature 1O5 In the shade, and reducing
the tariff on sugar nickel hundred
pounds They certainly were going
some. The Democratic house passed a
free sugar bill in one day. Many thot
we went too far and too fast, but it
| would take the Republicans thirty-eight
years, at the rate they were going to
go as far as we did in one day"
He referred to the vetoing of the
tool and farm implement bill. the cot
ton bill and the wool bills by "Bin"
Taft and declared the people will veto
BIZ Taft on Nov. S.
| Offers Solution.
! Senator Gore offered q solution Of
the tariff problem. He said he would
have every article tagged with the price
with the tariff tax added and the price
| with the tariff tax eliminated. 1t would
please everybody. Everybody who be-
lieves In a high tariff could purchase
their articles at the price with the tar
if included. Those who believe in q
low tariff or no tariff could buy with the
tariff tax excluded.
1T would thus be done to all accord
ing to their faith" he said. Il think
that our Republican friends who believe
a high tax is blessing would have an
iron clad monopoly on blessings"
Senator Gore suggested that under
his plan a woman who believed in q
high tariff could purchase a dress pat
tern for $3.50. and woman who be-
lieved in a low tariff could purchase the
same pattern for $40.
1--WE could convince any woman that
that would be good thing for the man.
ufacturer, but could we convince any
woman it would be a good thing for
herr" he said. 1T takes man to be-
, lieve that The man not only believes
it. He not only votes it, but he pays
+ it,"
, Senator Gore said he endeavored to
: duced from 161 per cent to 70 per cent
I the rate on good blankets. but Senator
p Aldrich said to let we'll enough alone
Il do not believe the tariff is tails
, man with which to work Miracles" he
. said. 1.-The Republican party promised
and did not keep faith. In politics there
> is nothing so hard to face as a broken
promise. A broken promise drove the
D ,~&xy - r I,oU to
1910. A broken promise will drive the
' Republican party out of the white Hous
in 1912 It ought always to drive a
v party out of power like the whip OF
p the scorpion and the lash Of fire in me
\ hands of a patriotic and self-gOvern-
ing people. The party is the servant not
II mot the servants.
t 1.-The Republican party believes the
taxes are a blessing and not a burden
e the Democratic party believes taxes are
t a burden and not blessing. The Re-
n publican party believes trade is a curse
a and not blessing; the Democratic par
r ty believes that trade is blessing an6
s mot curse.
$ Senator Gore said the Democratic
). party wants to open the world mar
q kets to this country, and then a panic
r could have no effect on business unles:
: lit were world wide. Thirty to fifty
h millions of dollars are spent for thu
deepening of waterways to encourage
commerce and tariff wall is erected t
discourage commerce.
What is the difference between
u throwing rocks into the harbor to keel
: commerce out and erecting tariff wal
to keep it out?' he asked. 1.-The objec
is the same but the means are differ
II ent.
Senator Gore made a plea for the in
. itiative and the referendum and for tn
idirect election Of United States sen
y ators.
The Ticket.
1.-The Democratic party has nominal
J.. ed ticket that ought to commend it
= SELF" he continued "Woodrow Wilson
l., is man OF the highest character ant
liability and the widest experience No
\ only as president of a great university
g but as governor Of a great state, he ha
, shown his character In New Jerse.
y he was instrumental in the passage o
: sixteen measures favorable to the work
ing man. They say he didn't drive tn
% trusts out of New Jersey, but h
4 couldn't do everything at once.
g "Governor Marshall has. ability an
- produces results. He secured the pas
T. sage Of thirty measures Of progressive
n legislation, more than had been passe'
!. during eighteen years of Republican
administration in Indiana.
:. Taft is stand pat in office and GU
u Of Office.
your neighbor in Wisconsin, Bo
La Toilette, is progressive in office an
20 out of office.
There is another who balks in offic
n and runs away out of Office
h La Toilette says Taft and Roosevelt
20 lare pretenders in their claims to pro
= gressiveness. Bob La Toilette is
% splendid judge of human nature. hav
pat in office and out of Office. I hav
in Office and out Of Office. But I do no
like the man who stands pat in of1c
and insurges out of Office.
l. Let us elect to the presidency thi
It year a man who has ever been devote
1 to the right against the wrong, to tn
l. just against the unjust, to libert
IS against slavery, to man against nam
L. mon, to good government against graft
q ers and graft-a man who will dedi
IS cate and high talents with which Co
IS endowed him to the service and glor
l. of this great REPUBLICANS reported il
a Duluth Herald.
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