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Beverly. Mass. *Presldent Taft has
written a letter to John Wanamaker
at Philadelphia, thanking him for his
efforts in behalf of the Republican
party. Mr. Tait says:
"There are certain facts that stand
out so prominently in this campaign
that I cannot conceive how a modority :
of our voters can fail, to, apprehend f
them. They are that a vote‘c‘aat for‘
the third party is a vote cast ‘fomthe
Democratic ticket. and that a vote
cost for the Democratic ticket is a
vote cast for economic experimenta-
tlon‘, which. under the most favorable,
circumstances, ‘_‘ would mean lack of
business confidence, the calling of
loans, 3 stringency of the money mar-
ket. the suspension of, manufacturing,
the destruction of , the market. ~for
farm products because the people had
no money to buy. and untold suffering
for the wage-earner and his family.
"i want'to thank you for the splendid
work you are doing for the success of
the Republican party in the approach-I
ing election. I thank you not for my-.
self alone but for the people at large. ‘
who have so much to lose. so little to
gain. from a change at administration;
who will indeed suffer if a Democratic
President and Democratic Congress
secure the opportunity to make good
their platform pledges. and an extra
session of Congress is‘ called. next
March to change the tariff from a
protective to a revenue basis. ‘
"We have experimented in the past
with the thrift theories of our Demo
cratic friends. You will recall as
«clearly as I do the distress which fol-3
lowed the passage of the Wllaon iiii‘l. l
Is there not a certain significance in
the fact that it is another Wilson who
Would again subject us to such an ex-'
peiiment?“1%'1]son and proaperity' ore
viards that some to go together in
Lour American history. ,
_ “You recall the report of Mayor Gil
toy on conditions in New York when,
he “and bio Democratic administration.
conducted an investigation into the
streams and suffering which pro-
vai‘léd in 1834, ‘Ind found that 185.000
persons were dopen‘dont on charity
bedtime; 52.003 men and nearly 16, 000
women who undo :normal conditions
odormomp no; gallstnty in securing
employment were out or work You
”-633 recall the 'ddys' when. as me rec
, suit oi jus‘t such tariff ‘mdiustmcnt'.
shout Democratic friends now pro
pone. there were soup kitchens 13
'evory large city, when able-bodied
men were compelled to bag from door
to door, while women and their little
, children died of starvation or were
stunted in their development from the
privation they were compelled to un-
. “mo
., “The election of a Democratic Preur
ident would mean the election ‘oi a
Democratic Senate and House. and
the present Congress has proved how
savagely and with what recklessness
the Democrats would doal'with the
tarii! it they were in tall control of
the executive and legislative branches
of government. 1 cannot understand
how any American voter can fail to
see that by throwing away hisyoto
on the third party or by voting to put
the Democrats in power is the White
House and in Congress he is assured-
ly courting disaster :3 is the” small
child plsving with matches. Audio,
Mr. Wan maker. for shoves any nor~
uonsl consideration. 1 am grateful to
you and to all who like youaro help-
ing the Republican close this year.”
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The New York 'lspuhllosn‘ Chairman
out" The! canvass Indicates
Ticket Will com to the Harlem
with 11m
New York «wit the Republican Itch
Mons‘rtoflthis Mme: V‘II lives
out by William m. In. use LI
conference of the leaders:
four new and may. also!
tics districts out. (it I Will of 3.106 “
outside of New Tori City room.
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readers. tinder the above nestling. A
brie! and to-thenpolnt communication.
as a general proposition. comes more
one in which the ornament is not
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
tlo as. we have observed are the last
to he read. and are many time- avoid!
at! altogether.
NOT CONTROLLED BY
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South Norwallt (loam. “‘ ‘
November 4'. 1912.
Editor Evening Sentinel:
Having neon salted what my posh
tion on the question '0! a greater city
aware this miter has not reached
have nothing upon which to base a
comprehensive conclusion.
in public attics, i
should mways be guided soley by the
will of the people and not. by any psr~‘
sonal views or prejudices. i have all
ways been and always will he, tor the
that my inst record in public cities
will hear me out in this claim. no.
or having been controlled hy any
represent them. -, f
, Very dinoerely yours.
1 see by Tuesday‘s issue 3
Sentinel tho Prohibitionldt‘wdt has
poured Q broad side from one" '
Mitt website wl‘ viliiii‘ufliliu‘i‘. ‘IWDA “I ‘
‘welght and conviction than a length! .
fall suggest brevity. Long-winded an -.
ANY ,
is, i will state .thst,_so far: as I am,
any definite :form as yet; therefore I .
believe one *‘
best interests of the community, roe!"
gudless of affiliations. and I trust
clique nor sectional issue. I can prom- ,
ise simply to continue such course it ,
chosen by the people 0! Norwalk to: .
Thanking you for the space i am
largest gun‘s into the politics
but fortunately, as usual,
intent: cartrideii amid“. ‘
harm done was a slight
is the Proli'ibltionist Wily? 1 no;
roilerrlng to the prohliiition mm at“
the elomeotfromthe various portion
who are working tor the boot inter-,3
est of the whole country nt~large from
point, but the eternal, inconsistent.
no comproniise, no concesslou,: no
change. my way or not at all it than
pie to the devil third party issue.
What have they done for the last for?
ty or forty~dvo years except to block
the way or successful one more rapid
tion wtsido 0! Christianity itself and.
so closely allied to it that they. are
separated without it mos death to
greatest evangelism the world has
things to all man, this by all mean,
i might save some;
ed «mommies potty amnion. ‘who,
dost some to have had 14 new vision
and for myself am looking to noise by.
Hill, seemingly bosom he is s tempers
shoe men and christian. but not "liiio
mam ” He seems to have had I.
igloo .
and a‘ little more hot air. ‘Now, what ,
Which comprises the more conserve .-
a conscientious soda-0d tearing stand—.1.
country goes to the dogs and the poo ,
advancenmot of the greatest institu-w
like the Siamese twin. they cannot be .
both. ,‘l'he great Apostle. St. am. the '
ever known did not connnehimeentoi '
his narrow selfish one and In! my , .
way or none. but said. “i am made all ,
But- mm; iii-j:
has established his We strenuous ‘
Mica with the world (or his hinge ,
with s new version which reads; lilac ‘
this. i am mm all things to myseli ‘
moody think so myself. 'He seems to .
. wills a heavy blow at the lion. iii. J. V
communication train the beyond._
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