The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1915-10-29
FAIRBANKS IN
OLD.TIME FORM
Ovation At Phoenix Hill
Republican Meeting.
Former Vice President Predicts
G. O. P. SucCeSS-Hear
Morrow.

with his old-time ereCtness and
<listinction OF bearing Charles w.
NFairbauEs. Of Indiana, one-timc Wee
President of the United States, adj
dressed a Republican gathering that
filed the big hall at PhconiN Hill
last night. As he entered the hail,
shortly after y o'clock. he was given
rousng ovation. and this was re
pratcd when he rose and began adj
DRESSING the crowd.
The meeting was presided over by
Clayton -. Blakoy. CITY Attorney of
Louisville during the Grinstead adj
rinistratiou Besides Mr.. Fairbanks
others who addressed the gathering
we're EIwu j.. Morrow, Republican
nominee Tor Governor, and Maj. W.
G.. owens. NJ. Morrow. who entered
tae hail just before Mir. Fairbanks
began to- speak. was given welcome
equal TO that received by the former
Vice President
Predict, Morrow victory.
Ia beginning his speech. Mr.. Fair
banks said that on behalf of Hoosier
I.cpubllcans he wished to extend CON
calculations to Kentucky Republic
cans ON the sure election of Mr.. Nor
row. their nominee for Governor. He
said il auIured well for the success
oi the ticket when the biggest hall N
Louisville would not hold the voters
who LETT thoir homes to attend the
rally.
From all have been told" he
\ said. had this been a Democratic
rally there would have been room in
the hall to spare
AIr. Fairbanks speech in part, fol-
lows:
I'VE are meeting in the most mo-
mentious times of world history.
The European conflict should not be
made "A matter of partisan controver-
sy. Still we must realize that the
present prosperity Of certain indus-
tries, based upon war orders, is in
herently temporary. The Republ-
can party stands for "A prosperity
which has a real substantial founda-
ton. Within the period of the next
Administration of this country our
own national life and the markets
of the world are going to be pro-
foundly affected by the great con-
flct now raging abroad, We must
meet that with constructive pro-
American programme. What does
this consist of?
"Fist-The restoration of the pro-
tective tariff.
"Second-Adequate preparedness
for national defense.
Third Restoration of the Amer
lean flag to the oceans.
Organization to market
pour wares in the world markets.
y We must not only have our own
ships. we must establish ample bank
ing facilities at stategic points III
both hemispheres SO as to effect eX-
.changes more and more through our
~awn agencies and to extend credits.
We must send young men to differ
ent countries to learn the language
of the people. to establish business
relations with them, to learn their
wants, whims and /prejudices. and
we must adopt policy of more and
more conforming to meet those con
ditions. If we are to win new trade
we must do business as others de
sire il rather than undertake to
force upon them our methods.
Industrial Coast Defenses Raced.
I'VE, as Republicans, believing i'm
permanent basis for prosperity,
must all realize that with the end Of
this war win come great dangers
as well as great opDortunities' In
dustriol establishments, abandoned
hy millions who have rushed to arms
and that are now filled with women
and children and those physically I'M
ne for military service, will be it-
opened. Only one rich neutral mar
l<p in en- the world presents l'so't
and hat is ours. 10 our shores will
ron dde Of commercial invasion
which win be paralizing under
Democratic free trade or tariiI-for-
reyenue-ouly policy.
THE Domoorats'haye RACED our in