Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
rny Leased wire 10 Evening merr

fBy Leased Wire "a Evening HerRsdl
Beverly, Mass. oct, 2i.--A tremcn-
dously clinChlng campaign statement
was issued lust night by President
william II. Taft IN which tho execu-
tive confidently predicts tho success
Of tho Republican party. tho party Ot
prosperity, at tho election next month
on the ground that tho unoxamplcd
good business conditions In tho Unit
ed States Just Mt present form tho
winning argument for their continue
ton President Taft expresses his
belief that tho sober business judg-
mont OF tho American people will Inn
pei them To VutO IN overwhelming
majority against a change. HO dc
clurcs Il In "ubViuus that either tho
Republican or Democratic nominee
will be elected" aud that II ID ian
open secret that tho third party does
not expect success"
| Tho statement reads In part:
"FiIty.twu years ago scccders from
the union thought they were facing
divided north. aud would win AN casy
victory. There had been division
among the loyal people, but all united
| In face OF the common danger. Then
| II wns said hy hostile critics that the
ship of state was drifting. II drittcd
Yes. with Lincoln at the helm, from
tho reefs Of secession and slavery into
the placid waters ct union ana lIb'
ertN,
"I'udcr Llucolu's surorssors II has
sailed uu. propelled by the winds ui
J, prosperity. save when It's voyage has
| Nlultntinn
Of storm Hnd stress. OF torn prutCc'
iiun sails aud broken business bulk
heads. az We are now threatened with
should Baltimore spplant Chlc"H"
(which II did not IN 1860 ana Will moi
lin lgl2.
"'rhr Republican party hus had q
difficult II unsuccessful TASK IN tcnch
ling the Democracy ~ mistakes, ~ tdi
az II hns been taught: but somehow
the obstinate pupil comes forward
every four Scnrn to be taught again.
I II am glad to suv, however, tina
, many Democrats have learned th"ii
lesson well and az" refusing To lcaN'
/ the rrm ground or prosperity for th'
. lduagmIrr at mlsinrHs disruption, trad'
drprrsHiun nnd commercial und In
+, lduHrinI depletion. from all parts q
q ilU country assurances ar" cnnlh
n that ;NV Democrats intend Ia vote {"
, | ia" ltrpuniirun candidates and u con
, IilnuunCC Of prosperous business con
lditiuus uud against the program q
=, cruOnic confusion aud surialistir sub
>, vrrHiuu at our Institutions supported
, by the Democratic candidates nn
their uIlIrs. Democratic WORKING lu"
refuse to be- led from tn" factory nu
, good wages of l3l" bnck to tn" Dem
, ucratIc hard times OF lS93-9I
"DcmucHtic business men feel ia
- ,amr way Thcy know that when IN
dugrics anRuish their business IAN
BuiShrH too Drtuug Well let M
glnncr at some of the drill, our HON
, market hus drrtrd from Si,o0U.oOO,
y, 900 In 1870 To S33.OuO.0 O0,0oo not
y bad drIft, that ANA 1t tx this maRnli
lirrni home market without ounu
!. In the past ~ present mat W.
=, Democrats prupus" tu dlsm"u
u nrr aud diHurgnuiHr, dud inNit
70 rNrry nation IN the world a. pre-
~ upun. white tlusu SIIn" nations k"r
the barriers iu their own market
" iud aH high az they please.
y "rhru IuulS ~ our foreign trade.
= laNurllr Democratic argument II tina
= WcpabHcuns huild az ANA CultiNat
) the home market at the "Npcus" q
" our foreign commerce, when the lac