Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
tom MARSHALL
FAvORS entire
PARTY SUPPORT
Urges All Republicans to Sup
port Entire Ticket From
Taft Gown

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SesE a ~"raJEEbrs Campaign
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Themselves reGEgs BcGls ant wE1A 4e fe-
c.hGGEaEa after November s.
Persoaalg7, ; AM ~ strong far The
gFczressEqG republican a-oger1e-t ~
sV@t, hEt I asBlege: tina. rae r-egGAAG4a
parry lis tlse best and olIy agency CT
gcggresaiTe E~aageE3@ar
The progressive republicans hGge
AaFs4Gx to expect grana G*RIosrscF- Ia
~ E.@ Same I'd party aGw ~ eaer
lts a.eHEsersaip stands by the Old IRA
Gg-gGz8-lGgs enrer@9 wbrk age, Fills
EGrT marks 5aeEl az sbe sc2IG zEllg
Block t1e wheels Of grGgreaa' parry
AZ times they wGaobe a little On Cn>
tariff t-ssEes, hggG ar heart they are free
traders, They 2sy that & tariff Tor
protection La Unconstitutional. fa face
u the tacb that Gae people aaTe en-
9or2e9 IL tfrlss without n1agber~ TIE
sout.. is the ssGa501@ OF democracy
and T-zrallaIF III Ets right hand. with
CEt either Gf these &c NG.BI have 10
J, &xI3tesGe-
To my ag5n9r no progressive rsggb-
.ie&E can sGpIorL NJ. Wilson, and -
support HooseveIt lis 10 cast half z
vote where We ought not and would
not place & whole one lG Is plain 10
All, taat the masses Of the republican
party arc overwhelmingly progressive,
and growing more 30 each day. After
Eoyemoer 9Th IT will be dominated b.
the progressive element. It's future
~cogEsegors and leaders Will be pro
~greSsfge statesaaeat Of the LaFolIette
type; true TO the progressive ca1se
br4s still republicans.
The republican party has been
through a baDtlsnaaE ERE. 1t has taken
. on new vitality and viii come out .
stronger and better agent for tae good
. OF the people and country than ~
]. We progressive republicans NUE..
. look TO the republican party to carr
forward our movement
e There was no demand that justified
the formation Of the third party
Ninety percent of R~ocaeyelt'g follow
ers are not third party men. The
aerer will be-they are republican!
and will be republicans.
! believe IT Ia the duty OF progress
i've and good golitices on their part
to support Mr, Taft To- president. Hay
ing thought this question cut, the PEG
: pie will see the wisdom and logic .
supporting the republican ticket.
am q progressive because I am a re-
publican all the time, and becauge
want TO gee our reforms worked gu
within the republican party. We nav,
the great majority Of the party witt
US, ready 10 take over control OF tn
party. TO help destroy the party ur
der these conditions iS suicidal ant
bad politics. and will mean the loss @
much grounf-v!l NEAR TO destro.
our best friend and cur most promii
ing and helpful agent.
The conditions we have been fight
ing agains, are the outgrowth Of man
years. We have fought many year.
and will have 10 fight many NOR
years. IL plain truth, the fight vii
never end In practice, reforms ar
gained by lnehes--not by leaps an
bounds.
Let Us hold fast what We have. !.
fl the logical thing for all progres
sives TO support the republican tickc
national and state.
This much ! gay from my stand1Osn
az q progressive. might say as muc
more from the standpoint Of what
best for the country; but briefly, TIL
country has prcsyered-the farmer
are prosperous beyond everybody. TIL
signs are everywhere. There Is u
excuse for a changc-we can ask noti
ing better. a change can give u
nothing better from a material stant
pcint-and in all probability, a chang
10 democracy 1.-THE only change po!
afbley Will mean as 1t always has, har
times for alE-hardegt OF all for III
farmer.
AS tn the state ticket: 1t was non
mated under a primary law given b
the republicans. TX the people war
10 control their own politics and go,
eminent they mugt stand by the pr
mary. To do otherwise Is to discredi
the primary and take a step towar
the old conditions, against which "
have all fought 90 lard. do not ret
cgnize a slavfsh loyalty to the primar
nominations by the Individual VIII
has personal knowledge OF the unf,
ness or dishonesty OF q candidate. hu
we have no such case to deal with o
our state and congressional ticket.
Is a ticket that we car well be prou
OF.
Mr.. Hanna, our candidate for GOV
ernor, on whom the democrats ar
%centering their fight, h recognized b
all, foe and friend alike, as being wei
equipped in every way. All conside
that he will make 4 governor that vii
be a credit to the state. We have moth
ing to expect from his democratic OF
ponent. The time has come when th
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