The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1912-06-28

2epublican party, assembled by
esentatives In national conven-
clares Its unchanging faith in
uent of the people, By the
and for the people.
encw our allegiance to the prin-
the Republican party and our
n to the cause of Republican
ions established by the fathers
appropriate that we should now
with a sense of veneration and
de the name of the first great
who was nominated In this city,
nose lofty principles and superb
m to his country are an inspira-
the party he honored-Abra-
lincoln. IN the present state Of
affairs we should be inspired
broad statesmanship and by his
hi spirit toward men.
Republican party looks back on
ord with pride and satisfaction,
rWard to It's new responsibilities
Ope and confidence. It's achieve
In government constitute the
luminous pages in our history.
reatest national advance has been
during the years OF It's ascend
In public affairs. II has been
nelly and always a party OF prog
il has never been either station
Teuctionary. IL has gone from
lnllmcnt OF one great pledge to
lfillment of another In response
public need and to the popular
believe In our self-controlled rep
ative democracy which is gov
mt of laws, not OF men, and in
order is the prerequisite OF
ess.
PRINCIPLES.
principles OF constitutional gov
sut. which make provision for or
aud effective expression OF the
lar VIII, for the protection OF civil
and the rights OF men and In
ctatiOn OF the law by an untram-
and Independent judiciary. have
ID themselves capable of sustain
he structure of government which,
more than II century of develop
embraces one hundred millions
Ople, scattered over a wide and
Sc territory, but bound by COM
purpose, common ideals and com
affection to the constitution OF
United states. Under the constitu-
and the principles asserted and
lied by IL, the United States has
N to ne one OF the great civilized
ciyilizing powers OF the earth. 1t
is home and an opportunlt to
ambitious and the Industrious from
lands. Resting upon the broad
OF n peoples confidence and
Ble's support and managed by the
e themselves, the government of
United States will meet the prob
in the future as satisfactorily as
Is solved those OF the past.
4 PARTY OF PROGRESS.
lie Republican party is now. as al
party of advanced and con.
gtive craftsmanship. 1t Is prepared
go forward with tho solution of
new questions which social eco-
he and political development have
3ight into the forefront OF the ma
| Interest. II will strive. not only
I he nation, but In the several states,
lact the necessary legislation to
guard the public health; to limit
|ctlvely the >labor Of women aud
Idren: to protect wagc-carners en-
ted In dangerous occupations; to en-
comprehensive and generous work.
rs compensation laws In place OF
present wasteful and unjust system
Employers liability. and Ia all pos
J. ways to satisfy the Just demand
the people for the study and solu-
| OF the complex and constantly
Inging problems OF social welfare.
RIGHTS oE PEOPLE.
puTtant that the rights Of every IN
ldunl to the freczt possible develop
ut Of his own powers and resources
70 the control OF his own Justly
luired property 50 far as thoae are
lpatible with the rights OF others,
w not he interfered with or de-
Dyed.
'hc social and political structure OF
emitted States rests on the civil lib
a. q
ton OF that liberty the people have
ely In the national and state conHti-
Ions, put definite limitations on
msolves and on their governmental
ICrrH and agencies. To enforce
rg limitations. TO secure the orderly
yvf aud to protect the rights OF
~ the humhlcst and least favored
Ivldunl are the Junction. OF indc-
dent courts OF Justice.
COURTS UPHELD.
The Republican party reafflrms ltR
autinn to uphold at all times the au-
Tity aud integrity OF the courts b9lh
ic and federal. and Il VIII ever IN
that their powers to enforce their
cess and To protect life. ithsrt =,
property. shah be prctrrvrd inNi.
&c. An orderly method n provided
Ser our situation OF government by
Rose. alter or amend the constitution
provisions which underlic that gov.
ment rntil these constitutional
visions ARE so altered OF AN, ndrd,
orderly fashion. Il ~ the duty Of The
ITS 10 see to II that, when chhl-
sed. they are enforced.
hat the courts. both federal and
"a, may bear tho heavy burden lnin
M them To the complete satisfaction
won't long delays and the tedious
costly appeals which hay" 80 otter
uuntrd to denial of Justice IN rlyil
ca and 60 failure Ia protect the
lie at largo In criminal cases,
REMOVAL OF JUDGES.
lnre the responsibility Of tho lndl-
ny IL 50 great the standards Of ins
.Al action must be always ana rNs
whore anoye suspicion and repfoach
While We regard the recall Of Judges
uunnteHhary ana unwlnu. we fhNor
b action ns may be necessary Go
ullfy the process by which any
&c who h found TO be derelict In his
, may be removed from office,
with peaceful and orderly
rlupmHnt NJ home. tho Republican
ty earnestly fANorH al measured for
establishment and protection OF ihr
e." o. tie world ana Tor lh' u'N'lup-
a " closer relations between mo
luuH nations of the earth. II be.
.vs most earnestly In the prarrful
iemcnt Of International disputes hni
the reference Of an iurilclhhln cnhs
rrHira between nations to an inter-
ionhl court of inHtiee,
MONOPOLY.
no Republican party h opposed 90
rial privilege ana 10 MONOPOLY "
81 upon the statute book we inter