The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-23

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an anu-dmnpinR provision az an adequate
substitute Such protection should ba rea.
sonGble IN amount. but SUFFICIENT to pro-
tect adequately American Industry and
American labor and be go adjusted az 10
prevent undue exactiona by monopoiles or
trusts II should. moreover. Eive special
attention 90 securing the Industrial inde-
pendence Of the United States 80 IN the
case of dyostuns.
Through wise tArin and Industrial tegls-
latlon our Industries can be 90 organized
that they viii become not only a CONNER
oiai bulwark but a powerful aid to ma
tionai defense.
The Underwood tariff act Il . eomplsts
failure In every respect Under its admin
istration imports have enormously In.
creased In spite Of the fact that the inter.
courrs with foreign countries has been
largely cut on BY reason Of the war. while
the revenues. Of which We stand In such
dire need. have been greatly reduced. Un-
der the normal conditions which prevailed
prior 20 the war. II was clearly demon.
atrated that this act deprived the Amer
lean producer and the American wage
Garner Of that protection which entitled
them 10 meet their foreign competitions
and. hut for the advsntitious conditions
created by the war. would long since have
paralyg>d all forms Of American indus
,ry ana deprived American labor Of is
just reward.
~ has no, In IN. least reduced the eos,
Of living, which has constantly advanced
from the date of ns enactment The vel.
fare Of our people demands its repeal and
the substitution Of . measure which. In
p>acs as well az In war. vii produce ann
pie revenue and give reasonable protso-
ton 90 all forms % Amsrican production
In mine forest. heid and factory.
We favor the creation Of q tarln com
mission. with c@nplsts power 60 rather
and compile Information for the use Of
eonsress In all matters relating 90 the
tsrin.
BuslnssA
The Republican party has long believed
IN the riHid supervision and strict reEula.
ton Of Transportation and great cor.
porations OF the country. II has put its
creed into its dseis and all really enso-
tive laws regulating the railroads and the
great Industrial corporations are tho work
Of Republican congresses and presidents
For this policy OF regulation and super.
vision the Democrats. In q stumbling and
piecsfneai way. are undertaking 20 involve
the government IN business which should
be left within the sphere OF private en-.
terprtnr and indirect competition with IL
own citinsnr. a policy which IL sure to re-
suit In waste, great expense 10 The tar.
payer and In an inferior product
The Republican party nsasiy believes
that all who violate the laws In reEuia.
ton % bushes. should be Individually
punished. But prosecution II very dinsr-
ent from persecution. and businss. suc-
cen. 40 matter how honestly attained. n
apparently ressrdsd by the Democrats
party an IN itsslf crtme Such doctrines
and beliefs choke enterprise and s,ins
prosperity. TIE Republican party believes
L. ID I.saMl -
believes IN and viii sssk 20 advance ali
Americas interesta
Rural crsdlts
We favor an effective system az rural
CREDITS a. opposed 10 the Ineffective Law
proposed by tho present. Democratic adj
miniHtrrtion-
Rural Free Delivery.
We favor the extension Of the rural free
delivery system and condemn the Demo
cratic administration for eurtAiilnE and
| Gripping a.
Merchant Msrins.
/ In view Of the policies adopted by an
the maritime nations 90 encourage their
shipping interests. and IN order to enable
ua To compete with them for the ocean
/ carrying trade. We favor the payment "a
ships engaged IN the foreign trade OF lib
erai compensation Tor services actually
/ rendered In carrying the mails and such
I further legislation AZ will build up an AIDE
| quAto American merchant marine and
/ IHve us ship. which may be reauiHitioned
BY the Eovsrnmsns In time OF national
| emergency.
We are utterly opposed Go the govern.
/ ment ownership of vessels az proposed by
/ the Democratic party because government
owned HhipA while effectively preventing
the development Of tho American mer~
chant marine by private capital. viii be
entirely unable 90 provide for the vast
volume Of American frelghts and viii
leave US more helpless than ever In ths
hard Strip u foreign syndicates
Transportation.
tntsrstats and interstate transportation
has become % interviewer that the at
tempt 20 apply two and often several set
| Of laws 90 it, regulation has produced
! conflicts OF authority. embarrassment "a
operation and Inconvenience and e1pens'
20 the public.
The entire transportation system o. ths
country has become essentially national
We, therefore. favor such action BY legis
lation OF. n necessary, through ana amend
ment 90 thu constitution o. the United
States an win result In placing q undei
exclusive federal control
Eeonomy and q National Budget
I Tho increasing cost 81 the national gov,
erument and the need Tor tho greatest
economy Of ~ resources. IN order 20 meet
the growing demands OF the people fOi
government service call for tho seyeres
condemnation % the Wasteful appropria'
tons 81 this Democratic administration
Of It's shameless raids on tho treasury AMI
Of lis opposition 10 and rejection OF Fresi
dent Tafts Oft repeated proposals ant
earnest efforts 20 secure economy and ef
aeiency through the establishment OF I
simple, businesslike budget system. q
which We pledge our support
Conservation.
We believe Ia careful husbandry o.
an the natural resources OF the nations
Lushandry which means development
without waste. use without abuse
Civil Service Reform.
The civil service Law he's always beeI
sustained by the Republican party, an,
We renew our repeated declaration tina
u shall be thOToughly and honestly en-
forced anf extended wherever practicable
The Democratic party has created aine
March T. 1913, 50ooo Offices outside OF tn
eivn service law AZ an annual c6st OF so