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SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2 1912 THE LOGAN REPUBLICAN PAGE THREE fl
VICE PRESIDENT
ANSWERS GALL
Vice President Sherman's death Is
none tho lens a shock to the nation
that tho previous days ot serious
Illness had given warning. While
death loves a shining mark and Is
the inevitable end ot high and low
poor human nature can never accus
tom Itself to tho passing ot tho
great. Tho pedestal upon which wo
placo those who have touched our
ft imaginations we endow with tho lm
aglned power to repel even tho grim
invader that never strikes In vain
nor knocks more than once upon tho
door ot any.
Another capable servant ot tho
peoplo has gono to his reward; tho
government has lost an efficient hon
est and trusted bulwark; the party
which honored him so signally and
had once named him tor the high of
fice which ho so conspicuously hon
ored has been deprived ot a faith
ful leader, a wise counselor, and a
gifted exponent of Its principles.
That his party appraised him at his
full value la attested by tho fact
that It renominated him for vice
presldont, an honor vouchsafed to
nono other since tho republic was
born.
The moment ot thought and In
trospection, and the brief halt that
would bo forced upon mundano af
fairs, will be lessened becauso ot
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the political conditions. Coming as
It docs In the closing week ot a
great national campaign, Vice Presi
dent Sherman's response to the final
summons will incline men moro to
consider Us probable and possible
effect upon the fortunes ot the va
rious parties than to contemplation
ot the virtues ot tho man who has
Just vacated one of tho seats ot tho
mighty.
The vacancy on tho Republican na
tional ticket caused by the demlso
of Vice President Sherman need
cause no uneasiness to members ot
gle one of them to lose his vote for
his party, for It will not cause a Bin
vice president. Tho situation would
bo extremely emba'r&sslng It each
voter balloted directly on President
and vlco president; In that event, a
vacancy occurring only a few dajs
beforo election, and too late to re
place on the official ballot the nouv
nf lilu anrrpsROr. would lleurtvn ttirwu
voting tho Republican ticket from
registering any choice for second
placo on tno ticket for tho second
highest office within tho gift of tho
American people. As It Is, however,
tho electoral system rescues the par
ty from Its dilemma anil gles i
amplo opportunity to choose ana com
mission a candldato long beforo tho
Electoral College, ns tho Instrument
of the people, registers their will.
It is possible, under the cltcum
stances, for tho Republican national
committee to meet, select a candl
dato for vlco president and so dls
somlnato information concerning Its
choice that every qualified voter will
know beforo next Tuesday the Iden
tity and qualifications of tho asso
ciate chosen for Mr. Taft, a proce
dure that without doubt will bo fol
lowed. Obviously the name could
not go upon tho ballot, slnco that
would be Impossible at this late day
but tho duty of Republican presiden
tial electors to support the candi
date so named would be equally as
great as though ho had been chosen
by tho representatives of the party
In national convention assembled.
Tho obligation upon the Republi
can presidential electors to support
tho candldato thus selected would
be no less than it now Is to vote for
Mr. Taft, slnco the hold the party
has upon them Is merely nominal;
no means has ever been devised or
attempted to force a presidential
elector to cast his ballot in tho Elec
toral College for his party candi
dates ( since none has ever foresworn
hos honor or earned tho contempt of
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4. believe In aristocracy, tho rule $
.j. of tho few; but I wish an ar-
4. Istocracy of brains and not
ju ot wealth. $
$. 1 dlsapprovo ot tho Chautau-
.J. qua idea, tho attempt to gWe
4. a smattering ot culture to cv-
4. erybody, which results In se- !
4. curing conceit without knowl-
edge.
J. I AM OPPOSED TO THE
J. HIGHER EDUCATION FOR
J. THE COMMON PEOPLE; 4
1 SOMEBODY MUST DO THE
4. DIRTY WORK OP THE
1 WORLD; WHY SHOULDN'T
4. THE CHILDREN OF THE
A WORKING CLASSES BE
J. DROUGHT UP TO DO THE
A WORK THEIR PARENTS
.f. ARE NOW DOING? WOOD-
4. ROW WILSON.
4.
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his fellow citizens by acting other
wise than in conformity with custom !
and tacit understanding. I
It would bo possible also for tho I
choice of a vlco president to bo re- I
ferred directly to the Republican I
mombcrs ot tho Electoral Collcgo,
without any guldanco at least pre
vious to next Tuesday, by tho gov
erning committee of the party. Tho
Electoral College will not moet un
til tho second Monday In next Jan
uary to cast Its vote, as a mattor of
fact, no President or vlco president
will be elected until that time, no
matter what may bo tho result of
tho balloting next Tuesday. It Is ob
vious that long beforo that body
goes Into session tho Republican
electors can have agreed upofi tho
candldato they will support for vlco
president, oven though tho govern
ing committee of tho party hat! tak
en no action to present a candldato
In tho regular way. It Is undoubted
ly true, however, that tho nntlonal
committee will meet and exerclso Its
right to 1111 any vacancy on tho tick
et by nominating a vlco presidential
candidate.
It Is difficult for many voters to
understand that, although tho names
of tho candidates aro on the ballot
Dj,j, Republican be warranted In
winch they cast, they nro actually
only voting for presidential electors
and that, so far as concerns anything
the people could do to prevent it, a
majority of tho Electoral Collego
could easily fix upon somo aspirant
who had never been nominated or
suggested and of whom tho peoplo
knew nothing, and elect him. Noth
ing of that sort ever has happened
and undoubtedly never will; yet It
affords nn Illustration of tho caso
with which the electoral system ad
justs such a question ns now arises
through the death ot a vlco presiden
tial candldato on tho evo ot nn elec
tlor The death of Mr. Sherman, thoro
forc, does not leave tho Republican
party without a candidate for vice
president. Peyond tho natural re
gret at tho loss ot so great an Ameri
can, and so loyal an adherent to tho
basic principle ot the party, the cam
paign moves on as before, confident
that tho national committee in its
wisdom will select a suitable suc
cessor on the tlckot, or tho Repub
lican presidential electors 'wllr cm
ploy tho weeks that Intervene beforo
their formal meeting in agreeing on
the proper person. Herald Republican.
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Benson Irrigation Company, Uenscm
Utah. There are delinquent upon tho
following described stock on account
of assessment levied on tho 27th day
of March, 1912, tho several amounts
opposlto tho names ot the respec
tive shareholders as follows:
No. No.
Name Certlf. Shares Amt.
W. B. Preston 18 83 J49.80
H. A. Wallace 23 32 19.20
And In accordance with law and
the order of tho board ot directors
made on said day, so many shares of
each of the parcels ot such stock as
may bo necessary will bo sold at the
office of tho secretary at Denson,
Utah, at 12 o'clock noon on tho tenth
day of November, 1912, to pay tho de
linquent assessment with costs ot ad
vertising and expenses of sale. n5
II. M. CARDON, Secretary,
Location of office, Bonson, Utah.
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