The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-04-06
ROOSEVELT FOR
RECIPROCITY PACT
Three Times Endorsed Canadian
Agreement In Public Speeches.
SQUARE DEAL DUE TAFT.
No Choice as Between Candidates For
Presidency on This lssue-RooseveIt
Also Declared Payne Tariff Law Best
Yet Passed by Congress.

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Theodore Roosevelt is on record
thraa times IN n,ihii,. sneahas ne IN
dorsiuo tha canadian rarinro,.it,, moi
tcv If prasidant ,raft r,is is,ne is
nav da,1 ,hrn,,oh tbn faitrra nj con
ada IN rotify the trade ogrecneur ON
tho .rouud th.t ti,a r,ni.aa stot..
would derive the greatest banatlt from
ira nrovisious m. f,,.t ro,u.ius hn,.
ever, that lie farmers of the country
are not generally aware that Mr.
Roosevelt ST. thoroughly approved ol
Canadian reciprocity when il was q
live issue Canadian reciprocity was
voted for by Republicans aud Demo
Gratis alike when it was before Con
gress and AS between Mr. Roosevelt
and Mr. Taft in the present campaign
for the Republican nomination for
president there is no ch"ife un this is
sue.
In connection with lis public ut,
terances on the tariff MI Roosevelt
has also joined Pre>iden, Tart in say.
ing that the Payne tariff law. while
by no means perfect Is nevertheless
1.-The best tariff law yet passed by con
gress' under the old system of making
such laws OF course President Taft
and Mr. Roosevelt are both now com
mitted to the tariff commission plan OF
revising the tariff. and Mr. Roosevelt
has given President Taft credit for adj
vocating this commission plan from The
beginning"
"unhoId The Hands ~ r,f,o
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c,osast r.lot,ons az non1 n,ul MI
fr,endshin with tho pooinion If "a,
ada tAn,I,nse
In a speech before the Republican
club Of New York city, delivered at
the Lincoln day dinner mt he Waldorf
hotel ON Feb Is, 1911, he said
Il want to say how glad am AT the
way in which the members Of the cIut
here tonight responded to the two ap
peals made to them to uphold til,
hands of President Taft, both in hi
effort to secure reciprocity with Can
ada and in his effort to Secure the for
tiication of the Panama canal
And in addition to what has beer
said about reciprocity with Canada
would like to make this point; |
should always be cardinal point il
our foreign policy TO establish the clos
est and most friendly relations Of equa
respect and advantage with our grel
neighhor Oh the north Aud hail tn
reciprocity arrangement because IN rep
resents an effort to bring about n clos
er, u more intimate, more friendl.
relationship of mutual advantage 81
equal terms between Canada and tn
United States
cives President Credit.
Al Sioux rity la IN sam 2 1910
AIR Roosavalt soid.
~ was n.rtieul,rlv pla,,,ad vii,
what tho nrasiaent ,Taft, suia In All
letter ON The sub;eet of tba tariff con
mission number of senator's an
congressman hnye for some Years nc
vacated his as tho nronar rpthad a
dealing with the tariff and am ola
that no rnnnrrv nt,o Sam. a,yukpup
10 the idea That n tariff commission d
fore tba amy solution of no proble,
which il ho,h rstinual and iusnras m
shsance NJ iohhary The prasidpt
rrafn from the beginning advocate
This commission
"Tbere il another feature OF the In,
III law and IL points our course IN III
right direction the maximum and NH