Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1916-06-23

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welfare OF our people demands It's re
peal and the substitution OF a measure
which IN peace ~ well as In war VIII
produce ample revenue and give reas-
orable protection to all forms Of
field and factory.
We favor the creation Of a tariff
commission with complete power %
gather ana compile Information for the
use 81 Congress IN all matters relat-
Ing to the tariff.
Tho Republican party has long be-
lltved In the rigid supervision and
strict regulation Of the transportation
ana great corporations Of the country,
u has put It's creed into liz deeds. u
all really effective laws regulating the
railroads and the great Industrial cor.
porHtiona are the work OF Republican
Congresses ana Presidents. For this
policy OF regulation n supervision
the Democrats, In q stumbling and
pleccmenl way, are undertaking to In
Volve the government In business
which should be left within the sphere
OF private enterprise and IN direct
competition with It's own citizens. "A
policy which In sure TO result In waste,
great expense TO the taxpayer and In
an Inferior product.
The Republican party firmly he.
ltcNcs mat all who violate the laws In
regulation OF business should be In
Is very different from persecution ana
business success. no matter hOw hon
estly attained. IL apparently regarde !
by the Democratic party nv IN itself a
crime. Such doctrines and beliefs choke
enterprise ana stifle prosperity. The
Republican party believes In encourag-
ing American business, as II believes
u VIII seek to advance American In
t%erests.
We favor an effective system OF ru-
raj credits NJ opposed to the ineffect-
i've law proposed by the present Demo-
cratic administration
We fnNUT the ANlgnHInn IF Tho rural
free delivery system aud condemn the
Democratic administration for curtail-
ms nnd Gripping II.
In view Of the policies adopted by
al the maritime nations to encourage
thclr shipping Interests, u In order
10 enable uS 10 compete With them Zoe
the ocean carrying trade. We favor the
pny fnent to ships engaged In the for
eiPn trade Of liberal compensation fO~
SCI Vices actually rendered ~ carrying
the malls, n such further legislation
as VIII biild up an adequate Ameri-
can merchant marine aud give w
ships which may be requisitiuned bS
the government In time OF national
emergency.
We are utterly opposed to the gov
eminent ow uerHhlp OF vessels NJ pro
posed by the Democratic party, be
cause government ownership, while ef-
ftctlvcly preventing the development
OF the American merchant marine by
private capital, Will be entirely unabl3
To provide for the vast volume Of
American frelghts. and viii leave M
more helpless than ever In the hard
grip OF foreign ~syndicates.
Interstate and intrastnto ~transportn-
lion have become 30 interviewer that
The attempt to apply two and often
several sets of laws to lts regulation
mas produced conflicts Of authority.
Embarrassment In operation and In
convenience and Expense to tho public.
The entire transportation system OF
the country has become essentially ma
tlonal. We therefore favor such nc
ton by legislation. or, " necessary,
through an amendment to the constl-
luton Of the United states. Ms viii re
SUIT ~ placing II under exclusive fed
cthl control.
The increasing cost Of the national
government uni the need for the great
est economy of lts resources IN order
TO meet the growing demands of the
people Tor government service call for
lho sever"st condemnation Of the
wnsteful appropriations OF this Demo-
cratic administration. Of its shameless
RAIDS ON the trensGry ana OF IT. Oppo-
altlon 10 ana rejection Of President
Iatth ott-rtpeated proposals and earn
~ticicncN through the establishment OF
u simple, buHiness-like budget system
70 which we. pledge our support and
which We hold to be necessary To ef-
feet u real reform In the admins
trntlon Of national finances.
we, believe ~ a careful ndry
~ NJ Alf lAllIhl ItNNnlttN OF tnN
nptlon-a h%uahandry which means do
|vtlopment without waste. use without
abuse.
The civll service law has always
been sustained by the Republican par
y aud We renew our repeated DECLARE
lien that II shall be thoroughly nnd
honestly enforced ana extended where
ever practicable. The Democratic pur
~ has created, since March T. 1919.
thirty thousand offices outside OF the
clNil service law. at AN unnlal cost a.
SAf,Ooo,oo0 To the taxpayers OF tho
We condemn tho gross abuse an
r. misuse OF tho law by the present
Democratic administration and pledge
ON selves To u generalization uf this
service along lines ot efficiency and
economy.
Rcafnrmiug the attitude long main
tulucd hN tho Republican party, We
hold D q 'iilclnls appointed 20 ad'
munster ihp hoNrtumrnt uf any terri.
tory should bee bona fidc residents of
the Territory lu which their duties are
& be performed.
tho faithful enforcement ~ All federal
laws passed fot the protection of la
bon w" tuVor vocational education,
The enactment % rigid enforcement
ol "a federal child labor law the en-
urtutut of 10 generous and comprehcn-
siNc WUrkmcu'a compensation law.
within tht cummctce power ~ Con
Ar,sa, aud am accident compensation
law covering all government en-.
ployc6H
Wc favor the collection aud cola
tiou under the direction Of tho depart
ment of Labor of complete dntu rclat,
ing to Industrial hazards for tho In
fot nation OF Congress. tu the end tina,
such legislation may br adopted ns
may he calculated tu secure the safety,
conservation % protection of labor
from the dangers Incident TO Industry
und transportation,
The Republican party. roaffirmlnp
ith faith in government OF the people
D., the people and for the people. aa q
measure ~ justice TO one-hnlf IN,
udult people OF this country. favor.
the extension OF the suffrage To wom-
en-, but recognlzcs the right Of each
afHfa IA settle this uugatlou for ifaplf