, 1922-08-19
TALK
BY c. {. WINTER
LAST.
C.. 0. P. MEETING
Amencanism and Repub-
Gcanism Keynote of
Stirring Address at
Courthouse Friday

AS a highlight of the Re-
publican meeting which was
held under the auspices of the
Young Mems Republican club
or Casper at the Courthouse
last night, Judge C. E. Win
ter. Republican candidate for the nom.
nation for congress. delivered an m.
spring address fun OF tho spirit OF
teepnblicanlsm and A~mericanism. AZ
no time did h Judge refer to his o,vn
candidacy nor to his own qualitcn.
IONS Tor office. A wealth of historic
knowledge. coupled with n raro choIco
% words and natural eloquence made
the speech by Judge Winter ono OF The
finest things heard at any poilticar
gathering.
his remarks with a dis.
eussion OF Wyoming and its tremend-
GUS possibilities the Judge said:
Too long were the magnificent ~.
sources OF his state suppresscd ana
neglected; too long did wydhnInr
watch duli-eyed and inert her sIater
states forsing to the front; too long
was she held back I'm the onward
marcn or progress, But tho day has
passed when her name was synony.
nous with space eternal and desols
tion dire; the day has passed. when
she can be ignored In her resources.
her industries, her projection. in her
citizenship or In her s~tatecratt.
ST is for all of Us to see that Their.
shall be no halt, no hesitation. no
Limitation TO bsr splendid prorr,ss
u that h shall go onward steadily.
nightly. sloriously to the goal OF her
destiny"
h speaker next took up the sub.
Ject OF The Present EviIs.'' DecIar.
Ing himself an o7timist and not NJ all
discouraged with the present status
OF things. he said:
II believe that this nation nv ,b.
force of the nature of things. by force
OF the logic OF history. is TO lead IN.
world in every good thing Tint is ia
come TO mankind. and I wouid so be.
lieve II the evidence of evil ware mut.
tipiled a h~undredfold. The eve or
fafthsa reason can behold the r,..
ing OF n moro glorious light upon this
natioa OF ours than has ever iilumined
her face"
hust III tne general common
sense OF the American people was ad.
m'rnlly brought GU by the orator in
the words. beneath the surface of
gu national life you can hear il YOU
VIII plnce your ear to its breast. tho
deep rhythmic beat of the great.
strong. honest, American heart
There foliowed n sketch of the his.
tory OF the Republican party, in which
the candidate conclusivcIy proved thai
the present progressive condition Of
the United States is due in a largo
measure to the firm basic PRINCIPLES
of Republicanism upon which the
Union was first founded.
TIT lineage of the Republican PARTY
according to the speaker, extends back
to the very time Of Washington. whep
Hamilton, a strong Federalist, ana
Jefferson. an influential anti. federal.
alist, sat upon either side. Even
Washington himself was shown to be.
liove that only by n protective tariff
and a firm national government could
real union ever be established.
The great Marshall, probably the
most influential chief justice that tho
supreme court has ever seen. was a
strong believer in a banking system
such as the F~ederaiist party founded,
and Marshall himself wns Instrument
nj I'm putting American finances on a
sound basis.
Down TO the day OF Lincoln, when
the Democratic party almost sue
ceeded in destroying the national
union, Mr.. Winter traced the succeed
Ing names through which the Repub.
hcan purity was known to the people.
He showed hat the Wings and Fed.
e~ralists followed the same policy as
the present Republicans.
The demornllzing influence OF free
trade as urged by the Democrats was
shown to have been offset only by the
constant vigilance and good sense of
the American people and of the Re.
publican party, until at the present
time a protective tariff Is recognized
as u national n not a party prin-
clple.
Another speaker last night was Mrs.
Cyrus Beard of Cheyenne. candidate
for nomination for state superintsnd.
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