Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-03-21

At the presidential preference primary be held
Dakota Tuesday March Dist the of this will
pear on the ballots for the office Of president Of the United States
HENRY D. EsTABRooK, formerly of Nebraska of New
York. candidate for president in that primary the Rcpub
lcan ticket The people of entitled to know who
he is what he has done what his views public questions
and political issues Of the day
MR. ESTABROOK, although but having accepted public
Office has always welded powerful influence the campaigns
Of the Republican In 1896 his address in the AuDIToRrM
at Chicago, opened the Mckinley campaign Since then he has
frequently addressed great political commercial and legal organ
cations Of the country leading magazine recently said of him.
For quite twenty-five those who have had oppo
ty to observe the Of his dagnostc both in the
have been familiar with the keen play Of his mind and with his
command OF great stores Of experience and reflection and those
all os have know" that Mr. E S p"sscsses t"
singular degree OF the most precious of gifts that of
"s to the heart OF the matter There has been no divergence
OF opinion on this point among all who have come in contact with
him during his busy life whether in the earlier he
at Omaha Nebraska those subsequent when his acv
ties cenced at Chicago and when his reputation become national
through the assistance he rendered with mind and in the
Mckinley campaign during the last decade in New York
City, where his wisdom counsellor of has found it's fullest
opportunity: TO know and tingsparcurly American
% and with the added grace of umor has been the achievement
always which gives recognized weight MR. ESABROOKS
opinions and bcgcts confidence in his judgments the part
CT those who themselves esteemed as eXpers'
The urgent necessity restoring Republican policies has
caused demand within the party for NEW LEADER in the
"G a"moes Mr. ADDRESSES o." business and po
teal conditions in which he suggests for present evils
hc his familiarity with these matters and have caused attcn
ton to be ccntcred upon him. His address National Se1fDe
Tense before the American Bankers Association Seattle Sep
cmbcr in which he proposed the first definite Of
pacnes referred to by the Seattle Times 0nc Of the
remarkable addresses delivered in the Pacific North
The Denver Times recently said Of him. 'EN1r Esabroo is
famous orator. also famous thinker and best Of all, of
action. .... 's.. .,.,.r. r,~~ -
}rhc Detroit Free Press refers Mr. Esta1ooE follows
T to whom credit given for the election of William Me-
Kney president of the United States Grayer than
when during the Mckinley campaign he into national
fame the New York lawyer showed that he
retained his old fire Of satire Many the audience
recalled the night when at the end Of long rally
at Detroit during the Mckinley CAMPAIGN Esaroo then m
known Detroit took the platform and for two hours held SPELL
bound thousands VINO were departing whose interest was gal
Mr. Estaboo candidate for president because it believed
thus heal the breach which has existed between former Repub
leans since the split Of 1912 His qualifications for the Office
known by all prominent Republicans throughout the nation There
is other candidate in the field who acceptable all
clements the party His candidacy not in the interest of any
ether candidate Mr. Estabrook the Republican nominee would
have the support the where he lived for forty years. and
where he identified with the early pioneer life of Nebraska
He would also the New England and eastern states where
he is well known by reason of having paeteed law there for
that Estabrook satisfactory that Every
who called himself Republican the party reunited
cNDD WIG HAS BEEN cosET 1G 1pEST RHH5 WITH
ONE TAGToN OF THE PARTY AMP ATTACKEn AMP 9TH
TIREY ALL ELEMENTS. 1t is for this very that
any of the candidates of long standing
the nomination at Chicago This condition has resulted in much
discussion of Mr. Hughes who has refused to be candidate Since
Mr. Hughes is candidate Republicans look for NEW
LEADER who bear the of bitter political
tests If there in the Republican party who possesses
the ability to bring about renonwhch victory in Mo-
vcer who is big enough and strong enough to lead the
party and uphold its responsibilities then it the plain duty
Of loyal Republican support him. His supporters feel that
Mr. Estabook is the whom Republicans look for
such leadership.
Mr. Estabrooks views the great questions of the day
briefly summarized follows:
TARIFF-oN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
am in sympathy with the complaint of Agriculture that
industry it has too often been compelled to sell in freerade
market and buy in appreciated market Protection Amerl
marketshe best in the wordfor American products and
cannot justly compel the farmer buy Of his neighbor if
do not compel his neghbor to buy Of HIM At time when
civilized nation has adopted protection policy isn't alb
su fo America which has of value protect than all OF
them together to talk of free trade? $ 80
with less than onewefth Of population Canada pro-
duces than nehd much wheat produce Under
the frectrade policy of the Democratic party
Be Sure &