The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-25


statement on matters of supreme mo-
ment now engrossing the attention VI
the American people:
Allegiance to Party
/. We unqualifiedly reaffirm our
allegiance to the national Republican
patty and our approval and support Of
the principles and policies proclaimed
by tie party at its last national con.
ventlon.
The Party Record
2. We refer with pride to the great
record made by our party during the
pasC IIrty years; record which, in
It's broad sweep, embraces a great re-
public preserved; the emancipation Of
n race; the opening of an empire OF
public domain to settlement by mil.
lions of free people; the advancement
place in the affairs of mankind; The
development of our resources, manu-.
features and commerce on a scale
never before paralleled; and, for ur
ration, greatly increased national
prestige at home and abroad. The
splendor of this record will never
grow dim.
The Protective Tariff
8. We reaffirm with emphasis our
adherence to the great American
doctrine, consistently upheld by the
Republican party, of protection TO
home industries. The people Of Utah
irrespective of party, are vitality in
terested in the upbuilding of this
policy. Without 1t the profitable cult.
walton of the sugar beet and the man.
ufacture of sugar from the beet root
swept from our hills and plains; our
low-grade lead and silver mines would
be closed and with other kindred pur-
suits would disappear from the indus
trial life of Utah. We condemn he
inconsistency of those of our fellow
citizens who, appealing to the Repub-
lican party to protect their lead, sill
Yer, iron ore, wool and other interests
from disaster by threatened Democ.
ratio legislation, go to the polls AMI
with their votes support the party
from whose acts they ask the Repub
lican party TO protect them. We Dcg
them IL such course is consistent
with straightforward political action
and just to the people among whom
they live and the state in whose ma.
terial welfare they have common
interest.
Uphold the Constitution
4. We regard the preservation of
representative institutions and an
untrammeled judiciary one of the sn-
preme issues of this campaign and
deem it to be our duty to SOUND 10
uncertain or faltering note in regard
to It. The Republicans of Utah stand,
where the national Republican party
has always stood, for the constitution
and the representative institutions, le-
gislative and executive, and the III
judiciary 1t provides for.
They believe these to be sufficient for
all our social and political needs. Tn "
regard all attempts to subyert or
change these institutions by forms
and methods unknown to the constltu-
ton as revolutionary and destructive
OF the fundamental principles upon
which our form of government Is
based
The Titanic Disaster
5. We deplore the great calamity
which so swiftly sent to the oceans
depth. with its precious load of hui
man freight, the mighty Titanic, and
we urge upon our congressional dele
cation the importance OF adequate -
gislation to insure hereafter every
possible protection to the lives OF
lAbSG WIN W uPNH
the seas.
For Veterans
6. We deem it to be our duty on
every possible occasion to express our
appreciation and regard for the "a
tliotic men who risked their lives in
defense of our country. We hold
them IN grateful remembrance and
favor legislation that will place O..
en- soldier who. in the hour of need,
marched beneath the flag, beyond the
possibility of want so long as he
may live.
siS.Year Presidential Term
7. We favor an amendment to the
constitution OF the United StatsF
making the term for which Presi'
dent may be elected six years, and