Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-05-15
STRONG POINTS MADE ~
COOLING AT TWIN FALLS.


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nret ! have had much 20 do with Us
Affairs Ny Mes work has been with
fhofe Industries that hase made Iaa-
ho What d u to-day ose ~ the rrss1f-
cst states Do the Union feel that
know and understand the needs ~ the
people * ihia state but ~ 20 ms ahil-
~. courage and energy 20 represent
yon ia the greatest legislative body
IN the world the people must be- the
JuaKc
what I have had 10 say about any
candidate Win BE- lott until the party
fakes the platform, ~hen be will be IN
a position Ga reply 60 anything that
may have 10 SAY.
Fur The second time IN more than
half century this country s. living
under pemocrdic administration
thsf haa control ~ every branch Of
government Another free trade men 1
earc has been passed that b. more
Eueerlnr To the reduction ~ the tariff
fhan any measure ever enacted into
law - The Democratic party IN erie
measures the Democratic party haa
placed practically aii the products of
ihe farm and the fanEe upon fhe frfs
liff, 90 have reduced the iaFin 70 low
ihai "a "a longer gives The farners ~
this country ample protection against g
she fsfm products ~ f0reiRn eDuniries .
This measure f. rspec nily vicious to- 3
wards tha west. aud ia nay opinion is 9
aoine te work great hardship 900 0
che pfaDie ~ thf state ( 90 not hr. q
iifve idaho wlll SEQ ans prosperity aa %
long So the products ~ ihia state are D
upon the free list. and ! believe 10 Is 81
the duiy - evers voter Ga idaho ie be- -
come eiest student ~ the tariff ques- o.
iion and understand what % means to ~
our Industries. 81
The lHfuee between the two political
parties Ia the coming campaign are g
clearly drawn The Republican party tii
stands fnr protection 10 every Indus st
Try. wherever there Is an honest dif- ia
ference in the cost ~ production to Ci
hts and foreign countries. the Demo ID
sratic PARTY Tor free trade on most Of o.
dahos products. or tarin ~ low ~
hat u no longer gives the farmers e.
nipple protection against foreign pro- go
IuctH ag
IN discussing with you tonight the cal
question % free trade and protection. an
ASH suins 10 discuss u from q farm res
re- standpoint. and am going TO sub he
iYidf nay talk on the tarin question I'd
1to three divisions la
First Division i7s
50 bitterly was the south opposed 10 AM
rejection that when the confederate ou,
constitution waa adopted IL provided sui
xainsf protective tariff SO II the ha'
sutheru states had succeeded m the est
Far o. the Rebellion. u would have me
zen free trade country by conati- me
iti0nal provision. and h must be adj ces
lifted that with slave labor they 7
nnid have needed no protection for IN
Tier al the question of protection and Gle
reffpde ~ one ~ the price 81 labor. tina
labor was az cheap IN the northern VIII
pa western states as q Is Ia foreign Is {
iuniries. We would not be- lighting ing
YER the question u protection. for sity
Iere would be no difference in the liant
~ of production. and I am sure We crei
oeid be- ready and willing "a take our cou
iapeer with the whole world SO ia ira,
) FINAL analyses this question 80 pro- "
cflon and free trade D. the aberlng can
ans question. for neither The farm n
= Nor the manufacturers ~ America acti
10 operate long when they are placed thai