The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-04-06

I
rssidsney on This lssus-hsesssslt
4lso Declared Payne Tariff Law Best
Nst Passed by Congress.
theodore Roosevelt k on record |
w ee times Ia public speeches as IN,
hing the Canadian reciprocity pol |
~ of President Taft. This issue Is
= dead through the failure Of Can
~ TO ratify the trade agreement on
y ground that the United States
ND derive the greatest benefit from
- provisions The fact remains. how
G1or, that The farmers of the country
~ not generally aware that Mr.
nooSevelt SO thoroughly approved OF
Cnnadian reciprocity when II was
I've issue. Canadian rectpreetty was
Voted for by Republicans aud Demo
ems alike when IL was before Con
|Groes, and a. between MIR. Roosevelt
~ Mr.. Taft In the present campaign
~ the Republican no. ninaIjou for
ppoeident there is no choice on this In
connection with his public Ut
onnces on the tariff air. Roosevelt
- also Joined President Taft 10 say
m that the Payne tartff law. while
b no means perfect. 10 nevertheless
III best tariff law yet passed by con-
QCss" under the old system OF making
SUcb laws. OF course President Taft
80 NJ pnnoocolt n ~, horh noxu con,
mel 10 the tariff commission plan OF
Fovlsing the tariff. and Mir Roosevelt
- given President TAFT credit tor ad
Whiting this commission plan from the
hoIinning"
uphold the Hands Of TAFT"
IL. Rooseveit's Endorsements OF Ca.
indian reciprocity were AS follows:
- a speech at Grand Rapids, Mich,
30. IL. 1911. he said
Here, friends In Michigan. right on
4 tl8 northern frontier, l have the pecul
~ right to say a word Of eongratula
tn to you and TO all OF us upon the
kelihood that We shall soon have
cher reciprocal tariff and trade rela
\ tlcns with the great nation to the
nth OF us. Applause. Aud ! fee
- pleased primarily because | wish Il
- the two peoples. the Canadian ant
Il - American peoples, drawn tOgethel
N the closest ties OH footing Of com
ets equality Of interest and mutua
Dpect. (Applause.l feel that 1
0nould be one Of the cardinal pOiicte
~ this republic TO esta blisb the yer.
\ elosest relations Of good will AM
3I1sndship with the Dominion Of Can
ia" Applause.
IN speech before the Republican
enb Ut New York city, delivered a
- Lincoln day dinner ut the Waldor
tel on Feb. Is. 1911, he said:
" want to say how glad am at tn
NY In which the members Of the clu
ere tonight responded TO the two al
ooals made to them to uphold tn
lands Of President TAFT. both IN hi
Tori to secure reciprocity with Car
4 ia and In his effort to secure the fo
4 Vacation Of the Panama canal.
And In addition to what has bee
I'D about reciprocity with Canada
Vould like 10 make this point:
nAould always be a cardinal point
Gpr foreign policy to establish the clio
- and most friendly relations Of equi
Inspect and advantage with our gret
neighhsr on the north. And hail Il
reciprocity arrangement because II re
Hsents an effort to bring about clio
Il, a more intimate. q more friend
rplatiOnship OF mutual advantage {
1puai terms between Canada and Il
United States"
oivss President Credit
At Sioux City, la, on Sept. 3. 19l
1T. Roosevelt said:
II was particularly pleased VT
That the president TAFT, said In !
liter on the subject Of the tarif Coz
Dtssion. number OF senators al
&ppgressmen have for some years q
ocated this as tue proper method
ealing With the tariff. and | Am III
Dat the country now seems awaken
y the idea that u tariff commission
1ers the only solution OF the probe
phich IL both rational and insures t
0bsence OF jobbery. The preside
Taft, from the beginning advOcat
bis commission. =
There II another feature Of the t
law. and 1t points our course IN
Ught direction. the maximum aud m
mum provision. and here again vi
point out that the value Of the
asaon has depended largely upon
EXCELLENT work done BY the admil
Patton In the negotiations With
Dominion Of Canada. which were
most difficult Of all, aud vet III
yea the most important because !
eem 1t Of vital consequence that
hould always be on relations Of
highest friendship aud good will y
&ur great and growing nelghb0S In
North"
At Sioux Falls. .. D., on the "a
ssS7 Nv Mr.. Roosevelt said:
u think thst the present Ia
Payne law 10 better than the
Dtnglsy law, and considerably be,
han the one before the last tMcKir