The Glenwood post., 1914-11-14
CAMpAlal SLOGAN
NOT DEAD LETTER
Repubieaa ctairnM S,ys
Party Must Estoree Law
1d Male eoed eeeerd
pROeRfsslvEs No MORE

That the Republiean rsllying cry,
Law and Order,' was not q mere
campaign slogan used for the purpose
of catching votes, but must be made Il
genuine reality, not only ~ it applies
to the strike situation, but in every
department Of ths state administration
is very apparent from . recent inter
view in the Colorado SPRING. Teie-
graph by Philip B. Stewart, chairman
of the Republican state central com.
mittee. Mr.. Stewart makes it plain
that 20 far as the prohibition amend
ment just adopted by the people is
concerned, both those who voted for
it and those who opposed it should
now as good citizens unite to the end
that the law should be enforced both
in letter and in spirit.
Mr.. Stewart admits that the Pro-
gressive party, with which he was but
recently affiliated, has had its day, and
says the Republican party is now the
real party of progress. The follow
ing is the interesting statement of Mr..
Stewart:
Whatever any mans personal
views may be on prohibition said
Mr.. Stewart, "the one duty incumbent
upon us all is to obey the will of the
majority As expressed at the polls and
to make IN honest effort to put the
prohibition law into effect. 1t is the
duty Of every citizen Of the state to
obey that law and to lend his personal
efforts t. zee that it is obeyed in letter
a. we'll q in spirit. Every citizen
IsaplA eiss ~ Asiy. ,Asestitssed su-
fhorities IN txls wvfk, AessSss &AsMss
in Office can be no stronger than the
public sentiment behiHd them
Turning to party issues, Mr.. Stewart
expressed deep qualification at the re-
suits of the election in this state.
"The election in Colorado he said,
indicates the answering loyalty of
the people to the principle of law AMI
the maintenance of order. The man
date of the party in power is that no
minority in the state shall be allowed
to act in contravention to law or jus
tice. During the campaign our op.
ponents circulated false rumors imply
ing unwholesome entanglements. but I
want to contradict these as entirely
and absolutely false. The Republican
party and its candidates in the state
administration are indebted to nobody
with any Interior motive and are free
from all entanglements. We have alb
solutely no pledges or promises to full
fill for support given and received NJ
support from any source of which We
may be ashamed.
"The Republican party is now the
forward looking party and is the rea
progressive party. Its program is tt
build for the good of the state am
for all classes and factions in the state
with fairness to all and partiality t.
no.e. 1 believe one paramount lessos
to b kaTHed from. the recent electio'
in this sd other states is that tn.
people have expressed their desire t.
work out their problems Of govern
nent through the two major parties il
the nation, and this is no reflection ol
The so-ealIsd Progressive party. 1t ha
fuifillsd . .ssfal purpose and its wor'
was not n vain. The Republican part.
deserved . eAastsning and it has take
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