The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-01

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Iessly advanced to satisfy what is
supposed to be popular clamor."
said the president.
''Theysare men who revere the COR
stftution ana the institutions dtsther
with all the love and re-
spect that we could possobiy have.
men who deprecate disturbance In
business conditions. and yearning
forthat quiet from demagogic agita-
tion which IS essential to the enjoy
ment by the whole people OF the
great prosperity which the good
crops and the present conditions
ought to bring US.
5 ITO them I appeal, as to all RE
pubIicans, to join us in an effort to
avert the political and economic rev.
olution and business paralysis which
Republican defeat will bring about
Such misfortune will fall most heav-
lily on the wage Garner May we
not hope that he Will see what his
real interest is, will understand the
shallowness OF attacks upon existing
institutions and deceitful promises
of underlined benefit by underlined
changes?"
The president had heard officially
of his nomination at Chicago from
the lips of Senator Bnha Root, of
New York, chairman of the notifica-
ton committee.
~ accept it" he began, AS an APP
prevail of what l have done under
its mandates and as an expression Of
confidence that in second admins
tration' i will serve the public well /.
The issues presented to the conven-
ton over which your chairman pre-
sided with such just and even band,
made crisis in the party's life. A
faction sought to force the party to
violate a valuable and ,tlme-honored
national tradition by entFusting tbs
power of the presidency for more
than two terms to one man, and5tha
man, on whose recently avowed pc.
iitical views would have committed
the party to radical proposals in
volving dangerous changes in oul
present constitutional form OF gov
eminent and our independent ju
dietary. This occasion is approprl
ate for the expression of profouat
gratitude at the victory for the RICH
won at Chicago. lBy that victor!
the Republican party was saved foi
future usefulness"
After reviewing the Legislative
enactments of e.Ne Republican part!
the president launched into bite
attack upon those responsible TO
the popular unrest" of the presen
day.
Started by sensational journal
ism and unjust and unprinciple'
muckras4ag," he said, "demagogue
have seized the opportunity to in
flame the public mind that the!
might turn peculiar conditions t.
their own advantage" In the for
nation of new parties the presiden
said, these men have promised thu
satisfaction of unrest by the applica
tion of panacea.
'In the ultimate analysis, fea
the equal opportunity which thos'
seek who proclaim the so-called so
cial JUSTICE involves forced di
vision of property, and that mean
socialism. venture to say there /
no national administration in whicl
more, real, steps of progress hav
been taken than in the present one
But as for a millennium, condition
lin which the rich are to be mad
reasonably poor and the poor rea
sonably rich by law, we are chasing
a phantom; we are holding out t.
those whose unrest we fear, pros
pect and a dream, vision of the i'm
possible.
81 do not say that the two gen
tlemen who now lead, one the Dem
ocratic party and the other the for
mer Republicans who have left theil
party, in their attacks upon existing
conditions, and in their attempts tc
satisfy the popular unrest by prom.
ises of remedies, are consciously
embracing socialism. The truth is
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