The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-10-24
GOOD|NG POINTS OUT
DEM0CRACYS MENACE
SHOWS HOW DEFEAT OF RE-
PUBLICAN PARTY WOULD
BRING HARD TIMES.
Reminds Voters That Candidate VIII
son 10 Making Very Same Tariff
Talk That Was Made Under the
Administration Of Grover Cleveland.

Maintaining that he believes thai
the sentiment for President Taft In
Idaho Is increasing daily, consequent
to the fast growing recognition that
the contest is between him and Will
son, that vote for Roosevelt Is a
partial vote for Wilson and hard
times, that In the general interest OF
the state. Idaho republicans should
In no manner contribute to the cleo
tion Of Wilson and their own fnan-
cial loss, and that in both nation and
state, 1t will be easier for the repub-
licans to surrender power and posi-
bilities for accomplishing results than
to recapture them. Senator Fred
Gooding of Lincoln county takes high
party ground and urges the republi-
cans OF the state to stand together
and battle Loyalty against the democ-
racy in both state and nation.
In speaking OF the political situa-
tion as he sees 1t Senator Gooding
said: 1T is my opinion that the SEN
timent for President Taft in this state
Is increasing daily. All factions are
becoming convinced that Mr.. Roose-
welt stands no show Of election, that
vote for him is partially vote for
Wilson, that to elect Mr. Wilson
means that democratic tariff legisla-
tion along free trade lines Is insured
and that as a consequence Of such
legislation. Idaho's prosperity and
progress viii be arrested and hard
times will follow.
Idaho Needs Protection.
.Idaho's wealth consists very large
" Of undeveloped resources and her
progress is dependent upon develop
ment Of these resources. No other
state perhaps Is more dependent upon
the protective tariff system. Her tim
Der, her minerals. her wool and her
agricultural products all need pro-
lection, and II Wilson Is elected and
his tariff ideas are embodied into
laws, these industries will most as
suredly suffer in such a manner as to
bring about repetition Of the hard
times we. witnessed under Cleveland
and all business and development in
the state will come to a standstill.
And right here, I want to say that
the democrats are making the same
arguments that they did under Cleve-
lands administration when he had |
The opportunity to operate this gov
eminent under the democratic laws
which brought about such disaster
is nearly bankrupted not only the
state Of Idaho, but the whole nation.
These things, say, are in the
minds of the people, and I believe
hey are causing wonderful change
n public sentiment. There may be
choice between Mr.. Taft and Mr..
but no republican wants a
democratic administration. As for
'ur congressional and state tickets, l
esire to say that they are composed
1 able and good men who will make
,ood records and we should get be-
ind the state committee and do our
art towards insuring their election
y large majority.
This is a time for us to stand to-
ether and fight for what we think is
light from within our party To as
list in our own defeat by our political
nemy will not serve to get what we
amt In reforms. 1t will be vastly ,,
asier to surrender opportunities for
citing results we desire than it will !.
g to recapture them after we have
nee surrendered them. want to :,
mphasize this idea"