The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-13
Moses Defies Demo-
Gratis in Speech Today


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by majority Of more than seven
millions.
Victory Certain
$50 we shall stand firm again
here and now-and in November the
American people will again crown
our courage and reward our SINGER
ity in . victory as splendidly tri-
umphant IS any which we have ever
achieved.
Upon the platform which we
shall thus reconstruct, We shall
place a candidate whose personality
fits our principles and the nations
present necessities. We are not
barren Of presidential timber. How
ever our choice may fall, we know
it will not rest in unworthy hands
and that the leadership we shall
here set up will assure to the
country q Republican ascendancy
which will endure for at least eight
years more.
There are ut least five million
reasons why this must be so-be-
cause there are at least five million
more Republicans than there are
Democrats in this country. These
millions united as we know they will
be when this convention has con-
Guided its task, and joined by mill
lions more to whom our candidates
and our principles will appeal, will
sweep on to an overwhelming VIC
tory at the polls.
There is no occasion for the
people to distrust our party and
there is no occasion for our party to
distrust the people. Their sober
judgment will rest with US because
''ln seeking for a foreign policy
for the United States we know our
people will not turn to the party
which conceived and nurtured the
League Of Nations;
"In seeking for fiscal policy for
the United States, we know our
people will not turn to the party
which advocated rag money and free
silver;
Economic Policy
I'm seeking for an economic
policy for the United States we
know our people will not turn to the
party which clings to the fetch Of
free trade:
I'm seeking for a policy to make
the tariff effective for every inter-
est in the United States, we know
our people will not turn to the party
whose strength and weakness alike
lie In its sectional character;
I'm seeking for a policy to assure
honest administration Of the govern
ment Of the United States, we know
our people will not turn to the party
whose most recent and most out
standing achievement in this year of
grace is the revealed grating Of
twenty million dollars from single
city;
an seeking for q policy of law
enforcement in the United States.
we know our people will not turn
to the party which maintains itself
in the places Of its power through
notification of two amendments to
the constitution and which openly
flouts q third;
I'm seeking eor . policy to assure
honest elections everywhere in the
United States, we know our people
will not turn to the party whose sole
title to success has rested upon in
timidation and the tissue ballot and
which now rests upon the obliterated
vote Of four million American free
mer:
And in seeking for an agency to
carry forward the program of the
social order in tie United States,
we know our people do not intend
to throw our country within the
tender embrace Of Tammany Hall.
Not on Defensive
I'VE enter this campaign in no
posture of defense. We come upon
the field aggressively militant. We
intend to carry this fight to the enc
my. And we challenge them to
bring forth their strongest cham
pion. Whether he emerge from an
other spectacle like the one-hun-
dred-and-three-round battle of the
Madison Square Garden, or whether
he come from an overpowered con-
vention held spellbound by the glare
Of Tammany Tiger, we are ready
for him. Bring him on and we will
bury him. We welcome him with
hospitable hands to bloody grave.
And we care not whether his
name be Brown, Jones, Robinson or
Smith,"