The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-10-08

ne Huree theatre here Thursday eve
This campaign is boing to be =
fought on the issues in the two
platforms" asserted Mr.. Good
ing. You will either vote for Mr..
Cox because you want contin-
uation of the Wilson policies and
are in favor oh his league Of ma
lions, without reservations or
amendments. and are in favor Of
a free trade policy, or you will
vote for Warren G. Harding and
the party that party that 10 against
his league of nations and has
always stood for protection to
American industries and Ameri-
can labor. @
Attacks Present Administration
Eight years of weak, vacillating
Ewsfchful waiting" policy at Washing
Non, with it's misdule, extravaganza,
| lack of enforcement of the laws, at
| all times subservient to the disloyal
element of this country, has brought
about condition that fills the future
with doubt and uncertainty, until the
great question before the American
people. today Is "Americanism;" the
saving of America for Americans.
Upon the Republican party rests a
mighty responsibility. If we can
sSye that great party in the coming
|elction we will preserve those prin-
ciples of government that Washing
ton fought for, that Lincoln died for
and our boys so ably defended on
the battle fields of Europe.
IF I am elected to the United
States senate, l am going to make a
fight for more rigid immigration
laws; for a time would stop all i'm
migration and Americanize those
who are fit to become American citi-
zens and deport those who are unfit
There should be but one language in
this country and but one flag, the
Stars and Stripes for all We have
been in such a mad rush to do thing:
that we have given but little consid-
Grafton to our citizenship. We have
accepted people from every countr,
on earth regardless of their fitnes!
to become citizens, until today 10,
different languages are spoken il
America. We have made much tod,
about deporting a few Bolshevists
less than 400 in all, and while W
doing that work we have per
sGtted hundreds of thousands of for
eigners to land upon our shore.
Better hundred times that we gro,
a little slower but truer to- America
principles. After all, what shall
profit the American people If we gal
all the wealth in the world, build u
the greatest institutions that civilizs
ton has ever known. only in the en-
to see them torn down and destroye
by the mob"
NJ Idaho Needs Protection
Upon the tariff question. Mr.. Goo,
ink was even more emphatic. TT
present drop, in farm products an
livestock, untability OF markets, !
charged directly to the Democrat
administration through refusal to pr'
tect America against the influx
foreign goods. He predicted econ
mic disaster II this condition is n
remcdicd and appealed to his heare
to support the Republican party whi'
guaranteed a return to protecti
tariff.
There never has been 4 time
in the history of this government
when the Democratic party has
passed free trade measure that
It has rot brought ruin and disas-
ter to the country, and ! am moi
making an exception of the pres.
ent measure. known 40 the I'm.
derwood and Simmons Bin passed
<by this administration"
kf~Fhe Democratic party takes the
sition that everything the farmer ha'
raw material and that all raw mater
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