The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-03
PREDICTS STRONG
REUNITED PARTY
Former Bull Moose Leader Work.
Ing Again in G. O. p. Ranks

Thousands Of voters scattered All
over the state 81 Michigan who. last
iSlL did not vote with tho Republican
party, viii undoubtedly this spring
vote for the party of which they have
been members al their lives. says
| Charles \. Nichols. former city clerk
II Detroit and one OF Michigan's Pro-
| sresSiNe leaders in last falls cam
! paisn, Who has rejoined the Repuh-
| lican party. S!ttlng alone in his
home. the man who did not agree with
The Republican situation last fan, will
ask himself should the Republican
party win all the cherished memo
ries Of great leaders and great
accomplishments be- removed from
American politics, or should il he per-
pruated2 Il is duty that every Re
publican voter of the past owes him
sell al The present time To weigh Well
all the past Of the Republican part,'
ana not part OF il which did not
! appeal 10 him. We must think of
! Mckinley and the policy of protec-
! lion, which brought this country from
/ dismal hard times To cheerful pros
! perity.
Last t1ll many of as who believed
with Roosevelt went the limit for him
Blu; this spring is the time for quiet |
deliberations. when every man must |
determine whether the family quarrel |
oI lasI year means the severing Of al |
the beneficial relations of the past.
] do not believe that the voter who /
.at heart is a Republican can come To |
any other conclusion than that il 10
time Ia realize that the great things
done by the Republican party AMI
Republican party leaders far over
shadow any shortcomings.
presume that every man is expect
"a To he guided by his conscience.
use his hest judgment. and be un-
afraid in proc!aiming his conclusions.
Therefore, after consideration.
feel II Is my duty 10 announce that I
believe that the Republican party Of
Michigan has risen To the occasion,
ana not only il meeting the demands
Of the people for legislation in keep
ing with the times but il is so shaping
thugs that in the future the rule "a
the people" theory will have practical
application. believe that the Repub-
lican party will survive last years
disastrous campaign and that We of
will show the way 10 the
Republicans all over the country.
With me this is not the time for
individual likes or disilles.
There is no other state in the union
today where men are striving so hon
1stlN 10 place on the statute books, '
avs which viii guarantee 20 all the '
people The opportunity which they G
nave sought 50 long to participate in
he government Of this country and v
nave something Ia say directly in the |
'hoosinS Of The candidates Of their
,artiee. Il
The Republican members of the =
Michigan legislature are now actively
.neaged in advancing legislation that "
he people want. q
The Republican party in Michigan
oday is deserving Of support. because |
II the program in Ahe state legsll-
ure whore the enactment of laws Is u
'eine attempted. which will guaran- U
90 The people Of Michigan social and >
justice, which is of genuine %
oncern. The Republican party of this p
tate is marching onward to better u
nd nDhler achievements. The tradi-
Ions OF the past the experience "r
My recent days. ana the hopes of the
uture, viii, believe be the incen. u
i've ioT tireless, consistent and stead.
asst adherence to the principles nf
ustic. for all