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BBT"3 PAGE POUR THE LOGAN REPUBLICAN TUESDAY OCTOBER 8 191?
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BJ TEDDY'S
H OPPONENT.
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BBJ '.j "If Hyrum Johnson had been nominated for Pres-
M '! )j dent In place of Theodore Roosevelt by the Dull
BBJ I Moose there -.ould have been some chance of the
BBJ j H third party being at least reasonably close to the
BBJ tj . polls during the coming election," remarked a for-
BBJ H ( mcr prominent member of the Hull Moose party.
BBJ I ' Upon Inquiry we learned that the reason for this
BBJ i I statement was based upon the intolerances, which
BBJ ' I are manifested in all of these political utterances.
BBJ i Hyrum Johnson apparently Is endeavoring to base
BBJ ' I his statements upon arguments. Ho Is endeavor-
BBJ j ' Ing to induce facts, so nearly as ho can and pre-
BBJ i sent them for the consideration of the voters of
BBJ ' tho country. Ho Is willing, apparently to leave
M ' the Judgment entirely In their hands, nut with
( i our friend Theodore it Is not so. As an lnstanco
1 of his absolute Intolerance, his recent refcrenco to
tho men wearing Taft badges is worthy of note. It
j appears that during one of his recent speeches he
I noticed somo men in tho crowd wearing Taft but-
tons, upon which was a line of yellow, and ho called
out to them, much after the manner of tho street
1 corner bully that tho yellow was tho proper color
I to wear for Taft, and that any man who stood for
, ti Tnft had a streak of yellow In him. This very
BBJ I uttcranco in tho judgment of thoso competent to
BBJ ' pass upon it lias turned many voters from noose-
BBJ , i volt. They argue that whereas they had been fol-
BBJ ! j lowing so closely and had felt that a possible em-
BBJ ' anclpatlon from some of tho things that had grown
BBJ ' ' j up with tho old party was now in view. Expres-
BBJ ft slons such as theso coming from a man aspiring
BBJ ' j i to tho offlco of Chief Magistrate of tho greatest re-
BBJ ' j public of tho world point too plainly to tho Inadc-
BBJ quacy of the man for the position which ho aspires.
BBJ ' J As was stated by President Taft at tho time
BBJ of the birth of the third party, tho good sound Judg-
BBJ ' j ment of tho American peoplo Is petitioned to pre-
BBJ h. servo tho integrity of tho nation and while for a
In time they may fly off at a tangent and follow somo
tj wlll-c-tho-wlsp, when the tlmo cornea for final Judg-
iH j ment of tho matter, tho great voting public can
TC ' bo depended upon to do Just the proper thing. Ac-
'fL' 4 tlon, not abuse is what tho American voter is now
kfe after, and many of them bcllevo that tho safest
l criterion by which to Judgo tho future, Is tho stan-
B dard, which has been established in tho past.
Hi)
BBJ , ' THE MAN
H SUTHERLAND.
BBJ In theso strenuous times of political fault find-
BBJ i - ing and Intolerance when so many of theso good
BBJ i , ' citlzeiiB of tho State are devoting their time to tho
BBJ , weaknesses and frailties of the Congressional dele-
BBJ gatlon from Utah, It is a matter of more than pass-
BBJ fl I Ing interest to noto that when work which re-
H-Jj quires real ability is forthcoming, thoso In charge
Hfl of tho administration of the affairs of tho govern-
BBJ ment at Washington aro not slow to rccognlzo tho
fjw ' value of men in this connection, it is worthy of
HJJp mention that recent discussion in tho Senate of
Bn tllQ Workmen's Compensation Act that Senator
H'fij George Sutherland was always listened to with tho
Hjjj greatest degrco of Interest by tho other members
Hlffl of tho Senate. It Is also Interesting to noto that
H 1 when tho bill failed In passing, duo to tho fillbus-
H j terlng methods of tho Democratic members, that
HfJ President Taft appreciating tho truo valuo of tho
!! measure has decided to adopt it In tho canal zono
' over which tho government has absolute Jurisdic
tion. And fuiiler, It Is worth while to noto that
j the man whom ho has selected to prepare the bill
j In tho form in which it will bo of service to tho
! j" peoplo In the zono is Senator Georgo Sutherland.
lj This may not be a big thing In tho minds of somo
of tho local Democratic brethren, and our friends
'I of tue Hull Moose, but nevertheless it goes
HT , to prove that Utah's representatives In Congress
Hji ' stand among the very highest In the estimation of
fgi tho men close to them, who aro ablo to study them
Hff.l at close range and study tho men for their merits
Sand not for tho representations and mlsrepresenta-
tions of thoBo who vlow them from afar off.
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l ; Did you read that artlclo from Richmond In
H I . one of our recent issues? It certainly contained
Bl i rome good things. For lnstanco:
B I m I Huruing tho chicken coop to get rid of tho
Hl I ' mites would bo profound wisdom as compared
Hfti tc the Judgment of tho man who would Join tho
Bst. I Hull Mooso party to get rid of boss rulo.
BBS 1 I If bosslsm is your aoro spot, remember It
BBF would bo much easier to endure a pound of
BBJi loHBlsm than an ounco of coxylsm.
Bji After all bosslsm is only offectlvo organiza-
HBJ' tlon and your choice Is not between boss and
HBt no boss, but a cholco of the best of three bosses:
BBt Taft, Hryan aud Theodore. To a man with tho
i" least bit of Republicanism coursing through his
j veins tho cholco Is easy.
, j Some tlmo ago a roward was offered for tho
H 4 finding and return ot the Stato-wldo Prohibition
B' I J'lank that was last seen In tho Utah State Demo-
h j cratlo J'latform. No ono eemed to be able to
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ptoduce It and all eyes we'e turned on Hon. Nephl
L. Morris, tho Hull Mooso candidate for Gover
nor, thinking ho of course, would "have It incor
porated in his platform. Hut Nephl failed to
"c'omo thru,' too. " ' '
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TAFT'S
GREAT WORK.
Tho great work that President Tnft has achieved
In tho Presidential office we have referred to from
time to time, and tho statement in yesterday) morn
ing's dispatches In Tho Trlbuno that President Taft
Is determined onco more to bring to tho front his
great measure for peace, tho arbitration trentles
that wcro rejected by the Senate last winter, calls
attention to tho most striking measure over pro
jected for the benefit of maoklnd In Insuring peace
among tho nations. President Taft la not content
to let his arbitration treaties die without a further
struggle to hove them ratified by tho Senate of the
United States, so that there will be tho enormous
ly Important beginning for permanent world peace
through tho arbitration compact between this coun
try and Great Hrltnln and between this country
and Franco, Germany nnd Japan also announced
their determination to apply for Ilko treaties In case
tho arbitration proposed by President Taft were
ratified by our Senate.
Another great achievement of President Taft,
aside from tho many that have been noted, is re
ferred to by tho St. Louis Times, in its comment
upon this declaration of Colonel Harvey In the
North American Review:
Wo yield to nono In respect or regard for
Mr. Taft. As true nn American, as honest and
honorablo a man, as faithful and forgiving a
friend, as Just n Judge, as conscientious and un
selfish administrator of laws as over lived, his
record as President, nevertheless, is a register
of failure.
Upon which tho St. Louis Times has this ex
cellent comment:
Hero speaks tho politician rather than tho
logician.
Tho difficulties which have confronted Pres
ident Taft havo been of an extraordinary kind.
It has been supposed that Colonel Roosevelt
"split" tho Republican party when ho bolted the
Chicago convention. As a matter of fact he
turned the trick when he occupied the White
Houbo. Ho established a following that was at
first smiled at indulgently by tho orthodox ranks
nf Republicanism, and later feared and condemn
ed by them.
This division of tho ranks was clearly mark
ed when President Taft was elected. His was
the extremely difficult task of steering a sane
course between tho two clans. Ho performed
his duties regardless of tho programs of the two
clans, and at ono time or another he offended
both. Ho waB not progressive enough for the
Progressives: ho was too progressive for the
Standpatters.
Now, howover, he has achieved the tremen
dous victory, of discrediting tho Roosevelt influ
ence and following. It hos been his steady ad
herence to reasonable courses which has ,made
possible the clear recognition of- tho Roosevelt
menace. Ho has reached tho point wbero his
administration may proceed along more clearly
defined paths.
Tho truth Is thnt President Taft has been la
boring all of his present term under the handicap
of Roosoveltlsm. There seemed to be nn extra
ordinary expectation In tho minds of tho Roosevelt
men that President Tnft would not conduct his ad
ministration as ho himself desired to conduct it,
but that he would undertake to carry out some of
the policies of Roosevelt, and would allow Roose
velt to bo tho power behind tho throne, dictating
his every Important act and his position on. tho
chief public questions. The fact that President
Taft has chosen to bo his own man In tho Presi
dential chair in place of Roosevelt's man seems to
havo given rise to the deopest resentment on tho
pnrt of Colonel Roosovelt and his admirers.
Hut tho American peoplo don't want their Pres
ident to bo anybody's man but his own; thoy rcc
ognlzo tho difficulties that President Taft lias had
to confront in this respect, and they admlro and (
respect him accordingly for tho manly vigor, calm j
Judgment, nnd excellent temper in which ho tins j
conducted his administration along tho lines of tho j
laws and tho constitution. Ho has been at nil j
t'mes a constitutional President, never a usurper, I
tnd whenever action was demanded of him he has I
consulted tho law to sco what It has authorized him
to do. It is not his fashion to declare that ne j
wculd do certain things, ns his predecessor habit- I
unlly did, ond undertako to carry out thoso djclar- I
nt'oiiB, law or no law. That was tho Roosovelt j
stylo. It is not tho Taft styje, and tho Amoricur
peoplo nre grateful that It is so; for they want
a President who will conform to tho law, and thoy
rccognlzo tho danger of having n President who will
not. Thi-y hnvo confidence In President Taft ac
cordingly, ami rccognlzo tho Justlco of tho claim
that ho f!iould, as others havo dono before luvn,
succeed h r.iself for n cecrnd term in tho Prcsl
dency - Pult Lnko Trlbunj.
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Ho wins tho most who can tho most endure.
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In this world it doesn't matter much whether
you pay as you enter or pay as you go, but somo
whero on tho Journey you must, pay,
.J. .J. .J,
Tho flunnclal Interests of tho country aro di
vided Into two great great classes: the grabbing
companies and tho holdup companies.
.J. .J. .J.
Tho English suffrngottes have donued protective
armor. It cosslsts ot quilted and padded garments
uiiiB, points outward, firmly flxlled In
tho padding. Undoubtedly they havo seen to it
that tho pin points aro sharper than a serpent's
tooth.
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Tho Ogdou Standard speaks in words of pralso
over tho way In which Uio Morris meeting in Nib
loy Hall wbb handled by our local contemporary.
Certainly, nnd why not? Aro not tho Democracy
and tho Hull Mooso working for tho samo purpose
tho election ot tho Democratic tlckot? Ot course
they aro.
: REPUBLICAN TICKET
' NATIONAL'
j For President
j WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
For Vice President
JAMES SCHOOLCRAFT SHERMAN
STATE
For Presidential Electors
MRS. MARGARET ZANE WITCHER
Salt Lako City
EPHRAIM HOMER
Utah County
JOHN N. DAVIS
Uintah County
EDWIN D. WOOLLEY
Kane County
For Congressman at Large
JOSEPH HOWELL
. Logan
JACOH JOHNSON
Spring City
For Governor
WILLIAM SPRY
Salt Lake
For Justice of the Supreme Court
k J. E. FRICIC
Salt Lako
For Secretary of State
DAVID MATTSON
Ogden
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For 8tate Treasurer
JESSE U. JEWKES
Emery County
For State Audtlor
LINCOLN G. KELLEY
Mil.nrd County
For Attorney General
A. R. BARNES
Salt Lake
For State Superintendent of Public
Instruction
A. C. NELSON
Salt Lako
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
For Judge
JAMES C WALTERS
Logan
For District Attorney
B. C. CALL
Brlgham
SECOND REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT
For Representatives
D. M. BICKidORE
Paradise
RAS RASMUSSEN
Logan
FRED G. TAYLOR
Lewlston
CACHE COUNTY
For Commissioners
(Four-Year Term)
H. H. JENSEN
Hyrum
(Two-Year Term)
JOHN QUAYLE
Logan
For Clerk
C. W. DUNN
College
For Sheriff
NIELS CARLSON
Logan
For Recorder
MRS. MARY H. JOHNSON
Logan
For Assessor
HEBER C. PARKER
Wollsvlllo
For Treasurer
WILLIAM MERRILL
Richmond
For Attorney
A. E. BOWEN
Logan
For Surveyor
ROY BULLEN
Logan
Republican County
Platform
Tho Republicans of Cache County
In convention assembled re-affirm
their allegiance to the great Repub
lican party of tho nation, and declare
as follows:
Wo endorse the National Platform
and candidates procented at tho con
vention at Chicago.
Wo endorse the administration of
atato affairs under the leadership ot
Govornor William Spry, and give our
allegiance to tho statu platform and
candidates presonted at the recent
state convention at Salt Lake Oltyj
We believe In a tree and uotram-
melcd Judiciary, and stand for tho
best there is in professional llfo in
tho personnel of tho Judgeships. We
commend tho llfj, tho training, tho
adaptability, and tho ability ot Attor
ney James C. Walter's our candidate
for Judge ot tho First Judicial Dis
trict, to tho electorate of Cache coun
ty. We endorso and pledge our sup
port to the Judicial tlckot.
Wo commend and approve tho busi
ness like and economical administra
tion of present county affairs. Dur
ing the present Republican adminis
tration many miles of road have been
graded, and tho administration has
been otherwlso diligent In tho Im
provements of roads. It has built
a substantial and convenient addi
tion to tho county court house. It
has built flvo cement bridges, each
with a -span of over twenty feet, and
from fifty to seventy-five cement cul
verts, all representing more perma
nent improvements than has been ac
complished during any prior ad
ministrations. In addition to these
Improvements -when tho present ad
ministration turns over tho affairs of
tho county to its successor tho coun
ty's indebtedness will havo been de
creased more than $30,000.
Wo declare that tho present coun
ty administration has kept Its pledgo
with tho peoplo on tho liquor question
Prior to the liquor election tho Re
publican majority, knowing tho de
sires of tho people and anticipating
their verdict, refused to grant liquor
licenses in county territory.
We favor tho co-operation of the
County Sheriff's offlco with tho police
forco in cities in the matter of' en
forcement of tho law, and more par
ticularly m tho matter of the "Search
and aelzuro" clause in tho liquor
law.
We favor economy in the matter
of clerkships in stato and county of
fices, and keep in vlow threo great
principles In the government of Cache
county: public .improvement, public
economy; and public prosperity.
Wo favor, and pledgo our represen
tatives in the legislature to support
such legislation as will promote tho
advancement and prosperity of our
Institutions, In particular our own
Utah Agricultural College, tho natur
al and commercial resources of our
district In educational, agricultural
commercial and other lines. A fair
wage for tho laborer, with reasonable
WQrklng hours, top prices for tho
farmer, and laws that will prohibit
all professional men, and combina
tion of interests, from combining to
fix maximum and minimum rates.
We beliovo tho rank and fllo ot tho I
Republican party nro still Rcpubll- I
cons, and condemn tho aqtion on the B
part of a misguided few, who are I
blindly cutting thoir own throats in B
attempting to cast tho affairs ot I
Cacho county in tho Lands ot the I
Democracy by organizing a new I
party,
In this hour of prosperity nnd pien- I
ty, running over a period of nearly
half a century of unparalleled, match- M
less Republican rule, this hour ot po- n
UtlcaV unrest and personal strife, H
amldBt the clamor tor a change with! JB
out reasons therefor, wo call upon J0
tho Republicans of Cacho county to J
consider well tho all Important prob
lem of tho hour. Political parties,
llko Individuals havo records of their
own. Tho record of tho Republican
party is tho history of our country
It has met and solvod ovory national
question that has demanded solution
for over a half a contury. its roc
ord is clean and spotless. Tho Dem
ocratic party has a record too, a re
cord that does not insplro hope, and
is remembered only in regret, Tho
new party; founded on personal am
bition may servo as ballast, it will
never atear tho ship, m tho words
of tho martyred William McKlnley:
"You do not havo to guess what tho
Republican party wilt do. Tho wholo
world knows its purpose It -has
enacted it Into law and executed it
In administration. Thoro will be
prophets of ovil and falso teachers.
Somo part of tho column may waver
tnd wander away from tho standard,
but there -will over rally around It
a mighty majority to presorvo it
stainless."
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