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

H'Ft"i'ah paftr, ueHpite repeated
peis's vas lmp0tcnt 10 correct abuses
which u had fosteroi Under our admin.
istration. under leadership which b,s
never faltsfsd. these abuses have been
corrected. and our people have trcn freed
therefrom.
Our archaic banking and currency sys.
TEN, prolific Of Ionic and disaster under
Republican administration long the refuge
OF the money tfust-has been suppiantsd
BY the federal reserve act. a true denoc.
racy % credit under government control.
already proved financial buiwark In .
world crisis mobiliaing our resources
placing abundant credit NJ the disposal %
legitimate Industry and making a currency
panic impossible
Federal Trade Commission.
We have created a federal trade com.
mission 60 accommodate the psrpieHing
questions arising under the antitrust laws
20 that monopoly may he stfanRled AZ ~
birth and legitimate indrstry encouraged
Fair composition In business IL nov as
sured.
We have effected m adjustment % the
tarin. adequate for revenue under peace
conditions and fair ~ the consumer and
10 tho producer We have adjusted the
burdens ~ taxation ~ that swollen In
comes hear their euulthble shares our
revenue. have been uficiont IN times %
world stress ana will largely exceed the
expenditures FOR the current nscai year.
We have lifted human labor from tho
category ~ commodities and have secured
90 the wofklnEmnn the rlght % yulun-
tAry association for HE protection and
welfare. We have protected the rights 81
the lalorcr against the unwarrantcd issu.
anco ~ writs % injunction and have
guaranteed ~ him the right % trial by
jury in eases ~ alleged contempt commit.
tel outside ~ the presence ~ the court
We have advanced tho parcel post %
genuine efficiency. enlarged the postal
savings system. added ioooo rural delivery
routes ard extensions thus rrach hing 2tol..
on additional people. improved the postal
service In every branch and for the FIRST
time IN our history placed tho posiniiics
system on a -clf supporting basis. nth
actual surplus ln 1913. 1914 and 1914
Economic Freedom.
Tho reforms which we're most obviously
needed O. clear away special privilege,
prevent unfair discrimination ana release
the energies % men OF al ranks and adj
yantaEes have been effected BY resent
legislation We must nos remove, 10 Tar
~ possible, every remaining element OF
unrest and uncertainty from the path %
the NilnlnnMn WlNW NN ANl'FlAA AAAA H'hAA'
Tor them continued period ~ quiet as
sured and confident prosperity
Tariff.
We reafiirm our belief IN tho doctrine o.
a tafin Tor the purpose % providing sum
Client revenue f0r the operation of the guv-
eminent economically administered and
unrrsrryedly ludurss the Underwood tarin
law a. truly esemplifyins that doctrine, =
We recognise that tarin rates are nee
eszarily subject 90 change 90 meet chang
ing conditions IN the worlds production
ana trade the events ~ the last two
years have brought about many momen'
tous changes la some respects their 81
fects are set conjectural and wait 10 be
disclosed. particularly IN regard 20 our
foreign tsade Two YEAR, of war which
has directly Involved most % the chief IN
dugtriat nations 81 the world and which
has Indirectly affected the life and indus
try Of All nations are bringing about eco
manic changss more ynried and farreach-
ing than he world has ever before eHpe-
rienced,
I'm order 20 ascertain Just what those
changes may BE- the Democratic congress
IL providing for a nonpArilsan tarln COM
mission 90 make impartial ana thorough
study Of every economic fact that may
our future nsral policy With regard % the
imuoeition 81 taxes on imports or with
resRri a. the changed and changing con-
ditions under which our trade Il car
We cordially indorse this timely propo-
al ana declare ourselves IN sympathy
,ytth the principle ana purpose u ahaping
Hesitation within that held Ia accordance
vitb clearly established facts rather than
(, accordance with the demands of selfish
Interests or upon Information provided
largely. n not exclusively, hy Them
Amerieanism,
IN. mart the United States viii play In
,hs paS dly of international relationships
,shteb is nov upon US will depend upon
a,,r ,rrptratIon and our character The
n.,,acrati, uSty. therefore, recognizes
49, sssertiDu and triumphant demonstra-
IA, ~ the individuality and coherent
,,,s,gtb Of tne nation as the supreme
Isne of this day in which me Nhole
,,orId faces the crisis Of manifold chanso,
II summons al men. OF "ha'ssel ol gu
~, creed who would count themselNes
a.,t..ns to ioin IN making clear 10 All
e. ,.orld The unity and consequent pow
N, America This r. an issue OF pa
.I,,,.m To faint Il with partsanshlp
.'iS =. 10 dsfle A. In this day or test
si must show Itself not ma
- y, nsr,lsans. but nation % patriots
srs",s Il gathered here IN America the
~, q, Inc blood. the Industry anc ths
oso,,s ~ the whole world. the elements OF
: Great race and a magnlncenl so,,sv W
snaitsb into mighty and splendid ma
~ Whoever actuated by the purpose
uoh' ~. he interest OF foreign pow
20 N disregard % our own eountrys We 49,.
fare or 20 iniure this s9yerni, Hs.,,a ~ its
foreign relations or cripple OF us -, spons.
industries at home and Sn s',,sio,s ar 9th
ing preiudlces Of a Iae,a'' "a strife among
f ha.uss ,e so as 20 obstruct me whole
our peo ,ps,.., OF indication. Il Nalthiess q
80. som ,,pss which the privileges OF e'u1sA'