| Show I WHAT WHAT TAFT HAS SAID SAIDON SAIDON SAIDON ON NATIONAL ISSUES S Republican Candidates Candidate's Declarations Declarations Dec Dee On Trusts Courts t I the Navy and the Tariff BY llY WALTER ALTER J. J BALLARD Here Herc are some nO of or the tho striking things tImings Mr lr Taft has said Tho Democratic party part today as organized organized or or- Is nothing but ol organized In In- In capacity At Al At Vt Bryan Dryan would have the tho Initiative anti and referendum because ho distrusts representative government and has no confidence confluence In the ability of the people peo uco- people to select conscientious cons tives tI Ho would take uway from the courts COUTtS because he distrusts th till ability of ju judges to rel resist l the mull malign n Influences Influences thOu thOu- their of oC the tho power to enforce own orders At At Columbus Ohio Anything that thal makes malos capital 1 or which re reduces or OJ destroys It must reduce both wages and the opportunity Union ity to earn wages At At Cooper Coopet New York City CIt The Time only c course uro of the time administration such organized organized or or- tion ha has been directed against capital as ns was violating the tho statutes of the United States States and and no flO no other The business men of or our out community com corn I honest and whole are fire as a n their methods are arc sound sound sound-Al At Boston Mass The called so-called colonial 1 policy of or the United States has a added dc to our trade already alread som something over one on hundred a year t At At Cleveland Ohio Tho The administration of ot exact Justice by courts without teal fear or favor Cavor unmoved unmoved unmoved un un- un- un moved b by the of or the tho wealthy wealth or the threats of ot the demagogue Is the highest Ideal that a government o of the p people can strive e for tor and any means by which a suitor however unpopular unpopular un un- of oC enjoying en en- popular or poor is deprived joing this are aro to be condemned At Columbus Ohio I believe that ft fi n navy Is the greatest greatest greatest great great- est Insurer of oC peace pence that we could pos possibly have a have a navy commensurate It nur ro resources and rate ct with with our coast line and commensurate with the number of o dependencies dependencies wo we have and commensurate with ith our population and commensurate t rate with our Influence as a world Cleveland Cleeland Ohio power At At If I we assume control over a It people peo- peo plo for 01 the benefit of that people as asIn asin In n the Philippines and with the purpose purpose pur pur- pose of oC developing them to a self governing governing gov gov- capacity anI antI and with the Intention o of giving them the tIme right to become Independent when they shall show es fit the charge charse that we are imperialists Is utterly without Cleveland Ohio ti tion At rb At The Thc present business system of ot the country rests on the protective tariff and find any an attempt to Change tihange it it to a free trade basis will certainly certain lead leati to disaster At At The Democratic part party has no policy which the country can depend upon It Its whole stock In trade Is that of Ir Irresponsibility Irresponsibility Ir- Ir responsibility criticism and amid obstruction lon tion and when charged with responsibility of doing anything anything- It utter utterly At alls At Greensboro X N. 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Mr Ir Bryan Bran asks me what I would do o with the trusts I answer that I would restrain all aU ful trusts with all the efficiency of or Injunctive process and would punish with all the severity of ot criminal prosecution every attempt on the part of ag aggregated r capItal capItal capital cap cap- ital to suppress competition At At Columbus Columbus Col Col- umbus Ohio The leader of or the Republican part party during the civil war was wa Abraham Lincoln and It has never lost the In Inspiration inspiration In- In I of ot his lila leadership At At Kansas Kansas Kan Kan- sas fas City MoLAs Mo IoAs Io As LAs a part party shows itself homogeneous able to grasp grap tho the truth with re respect ro- ro to new Issues able to discard I unimportant differences of ot opinion sensitive with respect to the successful maintenance of government and highly high high- ly charged with the responsibility of He Its obligation atlon to the people at large it establishes its claim to the tho confidence dence of the public and an to Its continuance continuance con con- In political power At At Kansas Kansas Kan Ran sas City MoThe MoThe Mo The cou course e of the Republican party part since since- its Us organization In an and Its real assumption of control In 1861 down to tho the present da day Is remarkable ble for tho the foresight and ability of Its leaders for tor their discipline and lyt ht of or Its members for or its and deep sense of responsibility for tho the preservation and successful maintenance maintenance maintenance ance of the tho government and for Cor the greatest resourcefulness in meeting i the tho various trying and difficult Issues S which a history of ot now a full halt half century cen ecu century I tury has presented for solution At At Kansas City Mo |
