Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-11-01

LET US HAVE FOUR MORE YEARS OF TAFT

Why should not President Taft be reelected? II you can formulate a salts
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present conditions worth retaining am is it likely hat the country would benefit
you snow Of any good m sufficient reason III we should not nave four more
We assert without fear Of successful contradiction hat Mr. rscrs admins
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has been deprived Of ADEQUATE protection ganyons per- cent Of the foreign goods
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in ssss hat a%s 5sy,%ons Of ss s1a may be % ns . sssnndssny The rrsa:
created, IN it Rd collected a great deal of valuable information during its short
commission Out of once by refusing to continue the appropriation for it main
commission method IF dealing with tn tariff question is the most advanced stand
"'' ia a Connection rnss%n' T%s S% %s a asf@ G Sn' '% ans 'S aSSn TIN, sarnes, recommendation OF
%nt rS ssSSe%;S C' aanSaly s's ""s r e fS'I in 'e ' "r, HT s "%S sSs' Of %S ofpoSaee
a ~ss negotiate. ss's s Ps President sss canada ana +. vsa'h his. had ssn sS ssn. sn& as's s $s s, ss
pact wOud ncreaset the feeling of good will between the two countries n prove
Canada voted it dOw put to all outward ppearances his serenity was no dis
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. ssesr%S vSs, n%| he '% Of he soSsfn%sat might HS' be cafisd N ' at
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Postal savings banks have been established IN are proving n unqualified
srsr @'' aSs m a%' isass% i ss 'S" to Sns ss it ' wifi ssS a % %SS"is tendency enc ss ' 's Sss"e'
4 aeaat Of sssooooo which thu rrsadsn. Inherited along with the Roose-
crm Ts sher% TSsrs an ns. sssn n n %uh hal os1 ae Tn6OsGd with With vi Nas tns snd nt RSt. d 1s.
been a calm and relentless application Of the law in regard to them; The supreme
doubt as to its meanIng. T. o supplement this law ad to meet the nw on.
corporation the President has mad several important recommendations which
General arbitration treaties were negotiated with Great Britain INT France, md
ward to the day when nernaton questions will be settled wihou recourse to
way deuact from the arsenes of the President humanitarian achievement
In respect to the discriminating passport treaty with Russia, Mr. Taft made
known his views in 10 uncertain terms ant that treaty s abOgate by the al
In veoing the Arimnas statehood ill the Pr@identf ucefuny called attention to
the vicious principle involved in the recall of judges, ant forced the amendment
A new treaty with Japan has been negotiated which establishes us m the most
friendly terms with that nation amd brings to an enc the racial ontrOvewte on
The delicate Mexican situation has been handled with armness an tact
whereas had a less wide craftsmanship prevailed w might easily have become
Peace in Cuba has been maintained by a similar diplomatic handling of the
Further control of the railroads has been provided for through the extension
of the covers Of the interstate commission
white slave uam mas been practically destroyed. thanks to the activity of
the physical md moral welfare of children nd to ncOuage legislation for their
To reduce he appalling number of highum accidents in the mines ad to
have general supervision over mining operatOns a bureau of mines has been
The customs service mas been reOrganiud, corruption eliminated, auds ex-
A thorough going Ia" reaung to publication of campaign funds m expendi-
Te so-caned Roosevelt conservation policies have been, so far as practicable
or esources as to conserve them. We are now utilizing what we ave, while 1t
he same time making wise provision for the future
The unusually large number of vacancies that have ccurred m the bench Of
the supreme out have been filled without the slightest regard to pohhca cmd-
The foregoing brief review of President rats administration comprises the
the dseth Tn of ga zane ss and i, orderly progress CREST. it ought also to be remembered that
vigorous exponent of thu fundamental principles of true representative gov
For 1875 years the Constitution has been the buwak of or liberties. 1t has
e %pne uy" t to "f formaa the a eS deeument The the w ray a%s %a ~ hsu Iss0I ieau $50 , %"m. Ind
tranquility, provide for the defense, promote he general Welfare and
GadstOnes famous declaration. The American Constitute is thu most Wonder
to this remarkable document nc to our system Of rep representative s government U@ %'t the
minority. wv """' "' % '"'N " =" A""' adequate protection " "s
Those hat purpose voent changes in our form of government are uninauenced
GT american fr t npsop ss at this jun nctuG to ave as their President a man who stands
Republic safely through every trials I'M every danger ad have brought it forth
deep faith :" constituted authority N because of the splendid record he has
approval %0 of h "% eoun "y1ee e""'0~' the President deserves the support M
sovs%ms s "'S wn %%" e %%s ' Ssst OF nI ays Of 20 %%s. ', %S ssSaS 9'1 %s as 'n nd '' %s
to what is good?-Isprnghed ONass) Union.