The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-05

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SENATOR SHOOTS ESTIMATE
OF WILSON,
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is he fitted for the position of President? Has
he had the experience that will justify you in vot-
ing for him President? Let's What bust
ness has he followed? What has been his pro-
fession in life or during his life? One thing, and
only, and that is school teacher. splen-
did for president of the university. educated
for that particular calling, but want to say to
you that he is an impracticable man ''...
Why, no doubt many of you knew Dr. Carl G.
Maeser He splendid man, educated man
better teacher entered Utah than he; and
would you for minute think of placing him to
manage business? Why he knew about
it than baby, and say to you that Governor
Wilson knows no more about governing a great in
stitution, outside Of educational institution than
millions Of other American citizens. at
why he never thought of being President of
the United States, never dreamed Of it, and let
me tell you why, it wasn't but few years ago,
that he retired from Princeton and what did he
do? Made application to Andrew Carnegie for a
pension for life, and what ground? Because he
was retired professor, aged school teacher,
and that was why he thought that he entitled
to a pension from Andrew Carnegie. Why that
wasn't but just few years ago, and now great
party has asked the American people to take and
put him in President Of the United States Why
what is the difference between pension for fe
going to the workhouse-only in degree nothing
more. 'g -eN,
Democratic campaign expenses at present are
far in excess of Republican expenditures. Don't
it beat all how these purity fellows fall from grace
when the searchlight is turned on?
Did you read that statement of affairs at the
L. of U. in the Sunday daies? 1t certainly
interesting and forecast of what Is to come. II
you did not read it by all means do so, and while
reading 1t just think seriously and drop in word
here and there between the lines. After doing so
think you viii decide that it is best to vote
the state and county Republican ticket.
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In speaking of progress would you want the
country to progress more than it has? Progress
does not mean destruction Progress means con-
sentative advancement, gradually and safely,
that the country will be all that the world thinks
it to be, and that is, the greatest and best gov
eminent under Gods skies. That is the Republican
idea of progress 1t is what the Republican party
has made of the United States. Is it nor worthy
of vote of approval?
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Nearly every trust in the country has its home
in the state of New Jersey, where the Democratic
candidate for president is governor when he works
at it, but so far we have not heard that of
them received lady like slap the wrist
for existing much less that has been destroyed
as the candidate tells ought to be done with
them They do love their trusts and "skeeters"
in Jersey.
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For County Attorney A. E, Bowen. Leon Fon-
nesbeck and John A. Sheldon, which? Well which
would you engage to do your own business? Is
not the public business your business? The an.
swer is evident.
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The Deseret News thinks amendment number
| four the official ballot relating to state funds
the calling of constitutional convention to over.
haul the constitution. 1t is not bad idea.
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In 1909 when laborng men were not buying
histories, Woodrow Wilson wrote they wer unproft
able servants; in 1912 when he needs their votes
in his business they are the salt of the earth Won
der why the change?
| Judging from the amounts OF money Roosevelt
received to conduct his campaign for the presidency
1t took an awful amount to make the voice OF the
people, heard.
With President Taft elected for another four
years, next years prosperity will be bigger and
better still.
Every voter other Ii than Tor President Taft
means vote for disaster and the destruction of
American interests
After this election nobody will want TO start
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